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Sometimes you can glean volumes of information from just a few strokes of the pen.
In this case, all the balance, harmony, and peacefulness of this famous Indian sage comes through. However,
one would have to wonder about the accuracy of at least one trait.
Remember, the skill of a handwriting expert
is directly reflected by their ability to compare and contrast all the different parts of a personality.
People are
often lessons in duality and conflict.
So, the handwriting might reveal both sides of a personality trait.
A skilled
analyst must know when a trait is a trait and when a trait no longer
is prevalent in the character.
I had never heard of Yogi Amrit Desai until I met him at a Deepak Chopra seminar; but,
perusing his biography in the back of his book "Amrit Yoga", I concluded he is very famous in the
circle of Yoga and Indian culture. Not only did he pioneer Yoga teaching in the 1960's in America, but he
developed a spiritual dimension to the practice of Hatha Yoga
and named it Kripalu Yoga. Since then, over 4,000
yoga teachers are certified in this method.
Furthermore, he was nominated by the Prime Minister of India for the
highest honor in India, Padma
Vibhushan. He is also a Doctor of Yoga.
See the raw handwriting sample
See the handwriting sample with my notes
Read my commentary about his personality.
Yogi Desai - My NOTES
 
Yogi Desai has such balanced and pretty handwriting. His pen
has a moderate speed, normal spacing, exact lines, and a
compassionate cd/de slant which reveals his empathetic and
emotionally expressive nature. The capital A and D in his name indicate a healthy ego,
but not arrogant. The double cross stroke in the capital A, indicate great persistence.
The
hard down strokes indicates a strong physical drive and
determination. The t-bars are moderate up the stem. Practical, above average self-esteem
- but not necessarily ambitious on the physical plane.
The underline of the name is a need for self-reliance and the ability to
lead others. Two of the three o/a letters are crisp and clean, indicating a bluntness and
directness. However, the slight inner loops in the word "love," letter o, indicate a
reservation of being too blunt when
it might hurt someone's feelings. I don't have enough writing to see if he tells little "white lies,"
but I suspect he would hold back in order not to insult someone.
The only item that surprised me was the pointed t-bar, which normally indicates a
sense of sarcasm. There are some cases where a fade away t-bar stroke indicates someone who
runs out of juice and doesn't finish projects. (And, it is difficult to tell the difference.) However, Yogi Desai
is the most un-sarcastic person I've ever met; and, because of the LONG stroke in
the t-bars and the long down-strokes, I think "enthusiasm" and "determination
" would far outweigh any tendency to not finish projects.
My conclusion is that because of his
balance, awareness, and lack of impulsiveness...Yogi Desai no longer acts on any sarcastic
thought. I wouldn't go as far to say he never thinks them, but his
temperament is so balanced and his state of mind is
so "loving", I do not think sarcasm is a part of who he is.
So, if you become so in touch with your spiritual self (soul), is it possible to overcome the programming
and neurological pre-programming to be a smart ass?
I guess so. If that is the case, I have years of meditation in front of me.
 Visit Yogi Desai's website at
www.amrityoga.com
Thanks for reading,
BART BAGGETT
Handwriting University.com
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