Handwriting analysis has been an interest of people since writing began.
Everyone holds their pen differently, forming out the same shapes but in their own unique way. Like when working with a pendulum, there is a part of the writing process that you have no control over because the movements and practice reflect deeper unconscious aspects of the personality and inherent grounded vibrations that influence people.
Before there was the written form, man-made shapes to represent the world around them.
The shapes that they used indicated certain meanings and representations that represent not just the physical environment, but the way that the world is perceived. If you look at old ancient cave drawings and cave art, it is easy to see a resemblance to children’s artwork.
While prehistoric paintings usually focused on animals, threatening creatures or other elements that shaped prehistoric man’s view on the world, children create art in a similar way.