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Dear
E,
I couldn’t agree with you more. Knowing the “good and the bad”
about ourselves can help us more fully express the positive and provide
an opportunity to reflect and change those traits that stand in our way.
Your writing is very pleasing to the eye with its consistent slant and
spacing, well-formed letters, fairly proportionate capitals, and a few
flourished strokes. This combination of factors reveals your appreciation
of beauty in line and perspective. An interest in the cultural and literary
world can be seen in the Greek E structures (see reversed E shape in lowercase letter r) appearing throughout this
sample.
This aesthetic value is supported by the lack of emphasis in the lower
zone of writing. This area reflects an individual’s social structure,
practical and material concerns, as well as past experience. Material
things are not important to you. Your interests lie more in the abstract
and applying concepts to your day-to-day living.
Most of your lower loop letters end as a quickly fading downstroke, revealing
a lack of determination. When confronted with difficulties, you become
distracted and may easily abandon one task for another. To give actual
form to an idea requires one to refer to acquired experience and knowledge.
This is an area you tend to avoid, preferring to focus on the present
rather than the past.
A variety of t-crossings reveal a number of attitudes about goals. Sharply
pointed t-bars indicate sarcasm. Floating above the stem places them out
of reach and the lighter the stroke, the less energy directed at accomplishment.
A t-bar left of the stem is a sign of procrastination; to the right indicates
temper; and those pointed downward reveal a demanding character. Note
that these are all very light strokes revealing little force, therefore
your demands are not very demanding and your sarcasm generally has little
bite.
The lightness of the line, written with little pressure on the pen tells
me that emotional experiences do not make lasting impressions on you.
What may have ticked you off in the morning is long gone by afternoon.
This feeling of lightness can also be reflected in your surroundings by
the furnishings and colors that you choose.
If you find yourself unmotivated or easily distracted, you might try re-energizing
by setting and accomplishing smaller, more short term goals. Acknowledging
your accomplishments, big or small, can give you the connectedness you
need to move on. Spiritual and emotional growth requires self-reflection.
Sometimes, you have to look at where you’ve been to know where you’re
going.
Thanks for writing!
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