Anagha Kulkarni

If taken away from fortune-tellers and given serious study, graphology may yet become a useful handmaiden of psychology, possibly revealing important traits, attitudes, values of the 'hidden' personality. Research for medical graphology (which studies handwriting for symptoms of nervous diseases) already indicates that handwriting is more than muscular.
Handwriting is a window to both the conscious and the subconscious minds. Handwriting refers to a person's unique style of writing characters created with a writing utensil such as a pen or pencil. Your handwriting is just like your finger prints. For instance, no two people in the world can have the same finger print; no two people in the world can have the same handwriting. Even identical twins write differently. A person's handwriting is relatively stable but changes little over time.