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There are three approaches to graphology: 
the integrative approach, the holistic approach, and the symbolic
Integrative graphology
This approach holds that specific stroke structures relate to personality traits. Most systems within this approach use a cluster of stroke formations, to score a specific personality trait. Systems that fall under this umbrella are: fixed signs, trait stroke, French System and Graphoanalysis. It has been described as starting from the inside, and working to the outside.
Holistic graphology
This is commonly, but incorrectly referred to as Gestalt Graphology. Gestalt graphology was a system of handwriting analysis developed circa 1915 in Germany and was related theoretically to Gestalt psychology. In this approach (Holistic Graphology) a profile is constructed on the basis of form, movement and space. It has been described as starting from the outside, and working to the inside. In this approach, individual traits, such as legibility, are not assigned specific meanings, but can take on different meanings depending on the overall context.
Symbolic analysis
In this approach, one looks for symbols seen in the handwriting. This can be either Major symbolism, or Minor Symbolism.
Major symbolism is the meaning ascribed to the stroke, as it related to the page.
Minor symbolism ascribes a meaning to the stroke, depending upon the picture that the stroke draws. For example, John Wayne's signature shows a blackened out portion, that represents his lung cancer.
This approach provides the theory that underlies both Holistic Graphology, and Integrative Graphology. Max Pull is the best known exponent of this system.

DONT IGNORE YOUR HANDWRITING !! IT MIGHT TAKE AWAY YOUR NEXT JOB

Don't ignore your handwriting - it might just take away your next job

Handwriting analysis is being carried out more and more in recruitment Guardian
There was a time when clean, legible writing was a prized skill? In a time before the digital age, when employees were valued for flowing script? Now employees can go weeks without scribbling anything more than a number on a Post-it note. But that doesn't mean your scrawl doesn't matter anymore - writing analysis is an increasingly popular way to screen job applicants. Yes It is!

"When used correctly, graphology can give a clear understanding of a person's personality type, their thinking abilities, learning potential, and most importantly, their integrity.

Graphology is very scientific and powerful tool used un tge process of recruitment Psychometric tests are good enough, but they can be easily manipulated, as people can change their answers depending on what they think the company wants to hear but used in conjunction with graphology you can double check that one validates the other.

Cynics may suggest that the reason companies are reticent about revealing their use of graphology is because they use it without an applicant's knowledge - although this would be strictly against the ethics of any professional graphologist. Graphology is always undertaken with the permission of the candidate So job applicants need never fear that a sample of their handwriting has been requested for analysis without their knowledge.

Where problems may arise, of course, is in employers conducting their own impromptu analysis of an applicant's handwriting, based on little besides their own prejudices. For those of us with less than perfect script, this may certainly raise concerns when applying for jobs that call for a letter "in own handwriting". In fact, professional graphologists agree that unsuitable handwriting is by no means a reason to deny post to deserving candidate.

All this probably sounds quite tempting to time-pressed recruiters, particularly if they've been burned in the past with an exaggerated CV, or simply a candidate who doesn't fit in with the team. "Graphology works very well as an assessment of whether a person will fit in with a company, or stick out like a sore thumb"

But there is also a financial reason why graphology may be used. Compared with psychometric tests, and interviews, handwriting analysis is a great deal cheaper, and can be a cost-effective screening process to these more expensive methods. As companies become ever more aware of the costs of recruiting, it looks likely they will be open to a number of new screening processes. And graphology certainly looks set to remain one of the ways in which job applicants are taken on, or written off.

Graphologists never judge people on the quality of their penmanship.

Divyadeep Kaur is a Certified Handwriting Analysy. She can be contacted on +91 97180589993
Or
handwriting.divyadeep@gmail.com

Date and Walnut Cake Recipe

Ingredients

1 cup seedless dates (soaked in hot water and soda for 1 hour) 
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp baking powder
1 cup plain flour (maida)
½ cup butter or refined oil
½ cup sugar (optional)
½ cup chopped walnuts (akhrot)
2 eggs
4-6 drops of vanilla essence
sweetened cream for serving

Method

1. Chop the dates, soak in hot water and add baking soda. Allow to stand for 1-2 hour.
2. Make dates puree
3. Sieve the flour, baking soda and baking powder.
4. Cream the butter and sugar very well until light and creamy.
5. Add the eggs and vanilla essence one at a time and beat well.

6.     Mix the dates puree and walnuts together and add alternately with the flour.

7. Pour the mixture into the prepared tin.
8. Bake in a moderate oven at 160 – 180 °C for 30-40 minutes.
9. Cool and cut into slices.
10. Serve with sweetened cream

Recipe Courtsey: Ibdit Kaur Bhatia, Architect, Raipur

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Kick the ball and Be in the Goal

Kick the Ball and Be in the Goal

Do you know why the earth is shaped like a globe?

So you can kick it and it will roll away! (Laughter) From the moment you wake up in the morning you are always with people and your mind is caught up in worldly thoughts. So sometime during the day, sit for a few minutes, get into the cave of your heart, eyes closed, and kick the world away like a ball.

But as soon as you open your eyes, hold onto the ball because you need to kick it again in the next session. (Laughter) During the day be 100 percent attached to the work, don't try to detach yourself. But when you sit for meditation, then totally detach yourself. Only those who can totally detach can take total responsibility.

Eventually you will be able to be both attached and detached simultaneously. Kick the ball and be in the goal! This is the art of living, the skill of living.