Handwriting
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Handwriting comes from the central nervous system and goes back to it. It is motivated by
a subconscious ideomotor response. Handwriting is a very powerful tool, especially in therapy; since it reflects our behavior, personality traits and character.
Handwriting Analysis
By analyzing handwriting we get more access to a person's qualities and skills, to their blocks and patterns of behavior, and
to their thinking, which can prevent a person from achieving their desires. As the facilitator, I have a better understanding of the client’s inner world; this fact contributes tremendously to the process of finding the crucial blocks. As we go through life's experiences, changes, emotional states of mind and our personality is changing, our handwriting will vary in style. At any given time one's handwriting will reflect these elements as well as the writer’s motivation, current and future behavior, different mood-tendencies, and the way the writer learns and processes information.
"In my work I utilize the advantages of the handwriting to rewrite one's mind-script, placing an affirmation directly into the subconscious mind. By learning how we can use this ability that already exists within us, we can work SMART (not hard).
People that use these simple tools are generally happier and more motivated.
The frustrations, fears, anxieties, etc. that they experienced in the past are much shorter in duration, as
a result of consistently rewriting their mind-script every night before going to sleep.
Tip:
ON YOUR OWN
Half an hour before we are going to sleep our subconscious mind is open. We go into a natural hypnotic state. Write to yourself one of your desires in a positive way in the present tense (as if the future has arrived). If you’ll write it 21 times, it will go straight to your subconscious. By doing this night after night, you are reprogramming your mind.
We do the process of writing the affirmations 21 times before going to sleep because, when falling asleep and entering the dream stages, our mind is first processing the last information that it received.
1. WishfulStage– The first stage. The mind is wishing for this request to happen.
2. Predictive Stage – The second stage. We want to be ready in life for what is about to happen to us, so that we will not be surprised. If, for example, we are programming our mind to earn more money, we need to prepare ourselves to be able to contain the change, so in this stage we “digest” the information, and we start to “see” (predict) the future.
3. Venting stage – The third stage. This stage functions like the recycle bin on your computer. It throws out the information that is not serving us any longer through symbolic dreams.
This cycle of these 3 stages is taking place between 3 and 4 times at night.
If the lesson has not been learned or the dream was not interpreted correctly, there might be more dreams that will try to vent out the information that is stuck in the mind. It’s like deleting information but leaving it in the recycle bin, so it is still in the system.
By repeating the process night after night, we are rewriting (reprogramming) the wanted results over the old patterns that we wish to release.By focusing consciously on what we want, we are letting go subconsciously of what we do not want.
S w e e t D r e a m s
Sigal Zoldan
Clinical Hypnotherapist
Foot & Handwriting Analyst
Master Practitioner &
Trainer of NLP &
Private Sessions * Phone/Internet Sessions * Workshops * Seminars Neurological Repatterning TM
001-818-822-5358 * SigalZoldan@InfiniteRealities.net Master Results Coach
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