Mechanical in Arts

For those who did not read about "the box type r" article earlier here is a link.
http://handwritingspeaks.blogspot.com/2010/04/it-is-art.html

I was discussing about this type of r in my classes one day and one of the students said that, " This formation is very common in japanese or chinese language. Most of the script is like boxes. What does it say about these people in general?"

It shows that in general these people who have many box type formations in the script/writing have a mechanical approach towards art. Martial arts or dance forms of chinese people seem to be very mechanical and technical. Here are some photograps a friend had shared with me. They speak more than what I tried to explain about mechanical approach towards art.

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A friend indeed

There are times when you are helpless. A flat tire on a lonely long highway. A huge table piece to be shifted from your study room. Lot of luggage. A long queue at the ticket counter. The door got locked and you are left outside the house without the keys. You forget your exam hall ticket for the exams.
Imagine what a relief you would feel if there is someone who readily agrees to help you out!

The people who write p in their handwriting with an antenna are the ones who rescue others by giving physical help. They feel happy by extending a helping hand.

Living for the sake of life

The person crossing non- consecutive t's in the writing with a common cross bar shows melancholic-depression.
This person has thoughts of worthlessness. He is having feelings like guilt, low self esteem, hopelessness, agitation, lack of attention or inner agitation.
They might have ideas of suicide.
A very serious personality trait which requires immediate psychiatric attention. Trying to discuss the issue with them by close friends can prove to be counter-productive.

Shoplifting- Five finger discount

p open from down

And if you have not been faithful with what belongs to someone else, who will give you what belongs to you?

Luke 16: 1-12

These writers cannot resist the urge to possess the things which do not belong to them. They have a habit of shoplifting, using office stationery for personal use, etc.

Kleptomania is a strong desire to steal. Often a kleptomaniac person steals things he could have bought easily or things that are not at all expensive. The person steals just for the tension or the kick. Kleptomania can be the result of emotional shortcomings during the youth. These patients have an irresistible inclination to steal. Often they throw away the stolen goods. They are mostly interested in the kick of the stealing itself. Although psychiatrists consider kleptomania as a disease, this is not a legal excuse in the court of law.

Excuse me!

An excuse is worse and more terrible than a lie, for an excuse is a lie guarded. -Pope John Paul II

A person who is good at giving excuses cannot be good at anything else.

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