Guilt and Self-Castigation in Handwriting
By Bart Baggett
You will hear today a brief explanation of handwritings that reveal guild and sarcasm directed to oneself. In the audio below, you will learn how to identify these traits and be encouraged to change such through grapho-therapy.
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Learning the meaning of handwritings such as those that reveal guilt and sarcasm can be easier through the Graphodeck cards. Each card of the Graphodeck gives you the stroke, the corresponding personality trait and a description of the behavior and sometimes clues to a metaphor that pertains to different behaviors. It’s a good idea to come up with several of your own metaphors for each of the basic strokes when discussing personality. It can help you to become a better handwriting analyst.
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Brief Description:
In this informative and well researched Special Report/Course (which also includes a mp3 class recording) the authors discuss strokes, traits, and combinations that a complete amateur can use and a 20-year veteran probably didn’t already know. Much of these “traits” and “strokes” you might have seen before, but never knew they were connected to ethics or dishonesty.
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Interesting. I was about to be like, OH my T-bar goes right to left, but then it’s not a leftward point, it’s more like I START the T-bar by going to the left and then loop back to the right without lifting the pen, like a knotted star. Hahahaha, I swear. My writing is so messed up. Everyone says I should’ve written the Constitution. xD
I have a question about the guilt stroke though. I read somewhere that high ender strokes are a sign of attention-seeking. Was that wrong, or is the difference in whether it goes back to the left?
You are correct. Strokes that reach back as in the examples are the reaching back into the past, or dwelling on the past. Your knotted star shows persistence and could also show a need to be a bit of a ‘star’. Some one else might have another point on that thought. At least your handwriting isn’t copybook. ha.
A woman I work with likes her writing to be “pretty”. When she signs her name she adds loops to her writing. One of the added loops is from the outter down stroke of the K in Kerry. She has like a backwards Y loop. Is she creating or holding onto extra guilt from the past by doing this? I told her I wasnt sure what it meant but she may want to swap directions of her added K loop to keep it pretty but take away the added guilt stroke/living in past. Your thoughts? Am I off my rocker? She is very sweet, very passive and has the guilt strokes in other letters as well. One of my first questions was do you hold on to guild and she said oh yes I am Irish Catholic!