Graphology

Graphology

Graphology refers to the analysis of physical handwriting patterns and strokes to evaluate personality traits, behavioral tendencies, and psychological states. In esoteric contexts, it is often synthesized with astrology (sometimes termed Astro-Graphology or Zodiac Graphology) to cross-reference an individual’s motor-expression patterns against planetary rulers, natal placements, and house dynamics to identify karmic traits and personal development paths.

ASPECTS Vol. 3 No 2. Feb 1978

Predictive Astrology, Astrological Techniques, and Graphology. This archival item is the February 1978 issue (Vol. 3, No. 2) of Aspects, a quarterly newsletter published by Aquarius Workshops, Inc. in Canoga Park, California. Featured articles include Guy de Penguern’s introduction to “Humano-Cosmic Time,” an astronomical process for previewing events using a 11-minute, 12-second per year formula; Constance Mayer’s comparative study of Uranus and Neptune; and Robert Carl Jansky’s analysis of the October 12, 1977 total solar eclipse. Additional contents include a review of Joan McEvers’s lecture on using cardinal ingress charts for personal forecasting, an interview with Constance Mayer on teaching and delineation ethics, Sue Johnson’s column on graphoanalysis and handwriting slant, Joan McEvers’s columns on astro-numerology and chart signatures, Nancy Cassidy’s beginner guide to Leo and the fifth house, Jean Graves’s technique for derivative house rulerships (“turning the chart”), book reviews, and a visual Phase Wheel reference chart.

ARTICLE INDEX:

Marion D. March – President’s Message
Cornelia Hansen – Review of McEvers Lecture (Personal Forecasting via Ingress Charts)
Constance Mayer – Friends or Foes (Uranus vs. Neptune)
Guy de Penguern – Humano-Cosmic Time: A New System of Previewing Events
Linda Green – Book Reviews (Interpreting the Eclipses, Astrology and the Feminist Movement, Moon Signs, Planets in Youth)
Marianne Dunn – Viewpoint: The Client-Astrologer Relationship
Robert Carl Jansky – How Has the October 12th Eclipse Affected You?
Joan McEvers – Astro-Numerology (Part 1: Birthpath & Outer Self)
Marion D. March – Profiles (Betty Van Derbeken & Cindy Dignan)
Marion D. March & Constance Mayer – Interview with Connie Mayer
Nancy Cassidy – Beginner’s Building Blocks: Leo, 5th House, Sun
Joan McEvers – Keys to Learning: The Signature
Sue Johnson – Graphoanalysis (Handwriting Slant & Emotional Responsiveness)
Jean Graves – “Where is Cousin Melvin?” or Every House is a First House
Anonymous / Staff – Astro-Logic: Dear Aunt Asty
Cornelia Hansen – Given Your Choice, Where Would You Live? (Poem)
Anonymous / Reference – The Phase Wheel
Karen McCauley – Annual Business Meeting and Dinner Report

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