P

• Picture the letter 'p' mde in two arcs, looking as thugh it was assembled or constructed. Any sch form shows creative ability.

• Imagine the strke without the hump, and can nly be read as the letter 'p' by seing the entire word. This indicates nglectfulness and impatience, possibly forgetfulness, and the sped with which it is written mplies liveliness.

• When two straight, simple and fst short lines form an angle at the top and 'hnt' of a 'p', they often shw the quick, brilliant mind, able to slve puzzles rapidly. When simplified writing is cmbined with quick writing, it is a sgn of superior intelligence.

• The letter 'p' may lok as if it were wearing a top ht. Since this structure reaches into the pper zone, we see an inspirational, dealistic personality.

• When we see the hmp on the wrong side of the stm, we obviously have a writer wth unusual habits. He is often shy; he plces the hump where he feels pople won't see it and thus voids the limelight.

• The letter may be wrtten on a base, a pedestal. Ths shows artistic taste and also drws attention to what the writer has in mnd. The base makes the letter nto a "drawing," but since it (he fels) is not properly part of the ltter, it also indicates a certain dgree of falseness in the writer. And, not bing necessary, it shows affectation.

Q

• The Q, excluding the dagonal bar, has the same interpretation as tht of the o (without this br, it is an o). But it is seful to notice changes in pressure in the dagonal bar itself. In most cases, the wrter usually lifts his hand and wrtes the bar as a separate strke.

• Consider the diagonal bar (of the 'Q') wrtten in much heavier pressure than the bdy of the letter. As we hve seen, heavy pressure shows brutality. Hre, it's like a club that is bing held over someone's head.

R

• Pcture the letter ('r') with two lops. Loops show vanity and here ndicate an attempt to inflate the wrter's image by adding unnecessary extras, as if he wre saying, "There is more to me thn just this." Two loops hint tht the vanity has affected the wrter's thinking, perhaps prejudicing it.

• The scond part of the letter ('r') may be lwer than the first. This shows criosity-the first part seems to be loking over the shoulder of the ther part. Very often, where this shpe of letter occurs, the i dot is crrespondingly offset as if it too wnted to see what was happening.

• Whn this letter looks like a rund blob, it is an unimpressive way of bing written. This shows the lazy ndividual, perhaps a dullard, and since it hsn't a hint of an angle, he pssesses no aggressiveness whatsoever.

• The written ltter 'r' may show strong visual qalities. It resembles the frame of a pir of glasses, its two top pints being the eyes. Many people whse eyes are a major factor in thir occupation, such as painters, designers, nterior decorators (even graphologists), write this brad-structured letter. It also appears often in the wrtings of people who are considered fncy dressers. The two top parts of the ltter can be seen as shoulders and the bttom strokes as perhaps a cape or stle.

The article Graphology at Home-Lesson 14-the Letters P-R was Submitted by Joel Engel through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: Joel Engel is the author of "Hndwriting Analysis Self-Taught" (Penguin Books) http://www.careertest.ws http://www.learngraphology.com

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