Graphology

Institute of Graphology, Kolkata in collaboration with Mind’s Eye Therapeutic Healing Foundation (METHF), is offering a Certification Course in GRAPHOLOGY.

Do you want to know people’s personality from their handwriting? Do you want to become a certified GRAPHOLOGIST?

Mind’s Eye Therapeutic Healing Foundation (METHF), is offering a certification course in GRAPHOLOGY.

What you will get from this course?

How to evaluate any individual’s personality

How to change anyone’s personality

How to help children to learn the writing and to shape their personality

Why to join Mind’s Eye?

Mentor with 20 yrs of Experience 

Module wise Learning 

Learn at your own place and time

Minimum 10 Case Studies

FREE Workshop 

Certificate at the end of your course 

Post Completion Support 

Duration of the Course

6 months (minimum)

Institute of Graphology, Kolkata &

Organize a course on Handwriting Analysis (Graphology) on a regular basis:

A 6 – months Course on Handwriting Analysis.

• Introduction to Graphology
• Relationship with Psychology
• Projective Test
• Left Margin (LM)
• Right Margin (RM)
• Doubt Clearing Session
• Assignment
• Base Line

• Connection
• Size, Shape and Space
• Slant
• Letters (a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, j, k, l)
• Doubt Clearing Session
• Assignment

• Zone (UZ, MZ, LZ)

Module – 1

Module -2

Module -3

• Zone (Length, Loop, Retraced, Print Script)
• Pressure
• Letter (T, I)
• Doubt Clearing Session
• Assignment
  

• Concept of Rhythm
• Starting Strokes and End Stroke
• Letters (m, n, o, p, q, r, s, u, v, x, y, z)
• Capital Letters
• Doubt Clearing Session
• Assignment

Module – 4

• Signature and Workshop
• Compatibility and Workshop

Module – 5

Importance of Handwritten Writing Instead of Machine or Keyboard Writing

Handwriting has been a fundamental aspect of human communication for centuries. While machine writing and typing have become dominant in today’s digital era, handwriting retains unique advantages that are essential for personal, educational, and cognitive development. Here are some key reasons why handwriting is still important:

1. Cognitive Benefits

• Enhances Memory: Writing by hand engages the brain more deeply than typing. The process of forming letters and words activates neural pathways, improving memory retention and comprehension.
• Improves Focus: Handwriting demands undivided attention, fostering better focus and minimizing distractions, unlike typing on devices where notifications and multitasking are common.

2. Encourages Creativity

• Unique Expression: Handwriting allows for a personalized touch, reflecting individuality through style, slants, and flourishes, unlike the uniformity of typed text.
• Stimulates Imagination: The tactile feedback of pen and paper inspires creativity, helping thoughts flow more organically than the rigid nature of typing.

3. Emotional and Personal Connection

• Authenticity: A handwritten note or letter feels more heartfelt and genuine, as it carries the writer’s personal effort and care.
• Strengthens Relationships: In an era of instant messaging, receiving something handwritten is rare and often cherished, making it more meaningful.

4. Educational Advantages

• Improves Learning Skills: For children, handwriting improves fine motor skills and reinforces letter recognition, spelling, and grammar.
• Aids Exam Performance: Studies show that students who write their notes by hand perform better in exams due to better conceptual understanding.

5. Health Benefits

• Stress Relief: Writing by hand can be meditative, offering a calming effect and reducing anxiety. Journaling, for example, helps in emotional processing.
• Prevents Over-Reliance on Technology: Regular handwriting reduces dependency on digital devices, offering a break from screens and their associated health issues.

6. Preserves Cultural and Historical Heritage

• Handwritten manuscripts, diaries, and letters are invaluable for historical and cultural preservation. They carry a sense of time and place that cannot be replicated digitally.

Conclusion

While typing is faster and more convenient, handwriting offers irreplaceable benefits for the mind, emotions, and personal expression. In a rapidly digitizing world, the practice of handwriting is not just a skill but a form of art and a deeply human activity that connects us to ourselves and others. Cultivating the habit of writing by hand ensures a balance between technological efficiency and the irreplaceable essence of personal touch.