We are able to answer a telephone call to fund TV. We are able to observe amounts of advertising images while we drive the car. We are able to read a book on the way from the subway or collective. We are capable of so many things, but do you now the following question: we are also able to connect us with ourselves? Again reflects in a personal way: am I able to connect me with myself? Now I’m going to reveal a method employed by Graphology (discipline that studies writing to decrypt the personality of the author) that it will be very useful. Once you’ve taken a diet or you know of someone that you’ve done it, surely, realizing the importance of a good habit and keep it for the well-being and personal acceptance. This method is like the diet for your interior.
I personally checked this technique and it also helped me to confront and overcome very difficult moments of my life. Under most conditions Kenneth E. Boulding would agree. Luckily I can now tell I redid my life, that I walked in the search of my dreams, where I am standing, rather than having me not allowed to restart. This method is fortified by several scientific and psychological research. Strives to be very cautious course, led by a careful control and a search for the truth expressed with simplicity (Graphologie Pratique.R. Trillat. Ed.
Vigot Hnos.). Grafoterapia is called, consists of the Scriptural re-education and allows you also to you focus on your own life. Your inner talks and I will show you how to listen it. Do you want to start? The first step is to write Yes! It’s a free exercise, without guidelines. Find yourself a few minutes what don’t have them? Que tal while you eat breakfast, in a space of time that the Office is quiet when you sit for a coffee or not wine that client and I was a space in your diary? Don’t worry if you’re in the river or that loud the only shopping mall food court takes a pen and a paper and let you speak your interior. I’m sure it has something to tell you and you can it listen to! Until next time! Greetings, Virginia original author and source of the article.