Radiesthetic graphology

Handwriting is influenced by the writer's physical state, character, ethics, intelligence, and even social situation. Radiesthesia constitutes a convenient mobilization of intuition that can assist the graphologist in their work. Many graphology specialists use the pendulum to go further than their art would normally allow.

Handwriting is influenced by the writer's physical state, character, ethics, intelligence, and even social situation. Graphological work is time-consuming, and by following strictly scientific methods, it takes quite a while to establish a simple outline and even longer to create a complete graphological portrait.

Radiesthesia constitutes a convenient mobilization of intuition that can assist the graphologist in their work. Many graphology specialists use the pendulum to go further than their art would normally allow.

Radiesthesia allows the informed scientific graphologist to work with a small number of documents and to analyze writings in any language, from any alphabet. It provides them with numerous pieces of basic information, undetectable through writing alone, and spares them many uncertainties.

To the amateur who has a good grasp of graphology, radiesthesia offers the possibility of narrowing their field of research and facilitates their understanding of graphology treatises. By guiding them, it accelerates the assimilation of graphological principles and makes the study more attractive. Very quickly, they thus obtain an intuitive knowledge of the interplay of all faculties, and especially the influence of the primary faculties.

Through this method, the amateur can moreover observe that drawing up a psychological profile of a subject extremely develops their understanding of that subject, and that ideas practically arise on their own regarding their behavior and main characteristics.

Finally, radiesthesia allows individuals who possess no rudiments of graphology to create good outlines and even highly detailed psychological portraits by using signatures as witnesses. Indeed, in radiesthetic graphology, one might be tempted to say that the writer's signature is sufficient for all determinations!