Your Handwriting Can Change Your Life: Handwriting As a Tool for Personal Growth - Softcover

Andrew Ramer author of Angel Answers and Revelations for a New Millennium What yoga is to the body-mind, Vimala Rodgers(1)s work is for the mind-body. I highly recommend her joyful book to everyone on the path toward healing and wholeness; it(1)s a missing link in the holistic field. Margaret Shepherd author of Calligraphy Made Easy and The Art of the Handwritten Note Vimala offers a fresh, pure, and striking alphabet to anyone whose handwriting needs some encouragement even those who are ready to give up. If you clutch and go dismal at the thought of presenting yourself on paper, you need this book. Bernie Siegel, M.D. author of Love, Medicine and Miracles and Prescriptions for Living Symbols are the key to communication. Read this fascinating book about self-expression to understand yourself and your ability to change. Henriette Anne Klauser, Ph.D. author of Write It Down, Make It Happen Mr. Palmer, step aside. The Vimala Alphabet is ready to change the world. Vimala Rodgers is passionate about her topic and makes it fun to play along. Christiane Northrup, M.D. author of Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom [This book] is just plain exciting. I feel strongly that Vimala Rodgers is right, so I'm starting my handwriting changes today. I urge you to do the same. Elaine St. James author of Simplify Your Life Vimala reveals with infectious enthusiasm a wealth of powerful techniques that, I can promise from my own experience with them, will definitely change your life. Sark author of Succulent Wild Woman Vimala's work is revolutionary. This book will allow an in-depth rebuilding of a stronger you.

YOUR HANDWRITING CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE is a do-it-yourself, step-by-step approach to transforming the commonplace activity of writing into an easy and effective self-help therapy. A graphic representation of the mental tendencies that shape our thinking, our handwriting naturally changes when our lives are dramaticcally altered. Now vimla Rodgers demonstrates that the reverse is also true; when we purposefully change our handwriting, we develop new, more positive attitudes toward life. In this new book the author teaches readers how to read between, around and right into the lines they pen and how to write their way to a better future.