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Graphology

Graphology Latest Research Type 8

Handwriting Analysis of Donald Trump

Betty Rozakis As a Graphologist I offer insight into the character and motivations of individuals through their handwriting. It’s to observe handwritings over the...

by Betty Rozakis January 26, 2025January 7, 2025
Biological Markers Graphology Type Insights

Signature Traits:Finding Enneagram Type in Handwriting

Annette Poizner, MSSW, RSW, Ed.D. Plato’s idea - that “numbers are the highest degree of knowledge. It is knowledge itself,” - resonates with those...

by July 29, 2024July 18, 2024
Biological Markers Graphology Personal Growth/Self-Development

Found Ithaka

As you set out for Ithaka hope your road is a long one, full of adventure, full of discovery. Constantine Cavafy A kind soul...

by Betty Rozakis October 2, 2020September 12, 2023
Biological Markers Graphology MBTI Type 4 Understanding the Enneagram

Handwriting and Type Four

Imagine our graphological exploration of Enneagram types as a trip around the world. We depart in daylight with the sun high in the sky....

by Claudio Garibaldi January 8, 2006January 16, 2024
Comparative Systems Graphology Type 2

Handwriting and Type Two

In Character and Neurosis Claudio Naranjo states, “The body build of ennea-type II is typically more rounded than ennea-type I and also softer than...

by Claudio Garibaldi September 27, 2005June 18, 2024
Comparative Systems Graphology Type 1

Handwriting and Enneatype One (part 1)

Claudio Garibaldi As mentioned previously [in the first article about graphology: https://enneagrammonthly.com/handwriting-and-enneatype/ ], there is no specific graphic indicator for each enneatype, but rather...

by Claudio Garibaldi May 23, 2005December 20, 2024
Comparative Systems Graphology Type 1

Handwriting and Enneatype

By: Claudio Garibaldi This article aims to outline the possible connections between graphological theory and the Enneagram. We will take a journey of discovery...

by Claudio Garibaldi April 19, 2005December 28, 2024
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