Your Handwriting Reveals Your Sex Life, Stress & Hidden Personality | Imran Baig | FO519 Raj Shamani

25:46can you please tell me Raj if I have to find out the quality of life of somebody how will I do it? standard I don't know what watch is not in the watch what brands is not in the watch so I know the standard you know what my teacher has answered. Look into his inner wear. Because if you are wearing your socks which is tone and you are wearing it because it's not visible to others but you are still wearing it, it says a lot about the quality of your life. And you know what is the tragedy Raj? He is sitting in a program thinking how to become a millionaire. But can you see the beating there? Can you see the beating there?

26:31Look at the utensils we eat at home. Look at the dress we eat. You know what is our qualification of a night dress? The multiple holes in the t-shirt qualifies for the night dress. And then we rule it off. We should have to be minimalistic, repurposed, recycle. I respect that. But how it is impacting yours? You know there is a research which says, night dress is classified as something which you wear which you are not only comfortable, but also comfortable waiting and walking out in case of emergency and if you go back to our scenarios at home, if someone is in the night and has a doorbell ring so what's your answer?

27:07what do you change? so you're not okay for that person to see and I'm not talking about the night dress which you wear in the honeymoons and the holiday time I'm talking about the regular thing so if this is what you're dealing with and you're sitting there and you're promising me that Imran is a millionaire to be a designer, to be able to show something and show something. Where is it?

27:29Now tell me, is there a logic for this? To change everything? It's necessary right? It will change from hand writing. It's necessary. The best of change happens, conscious. Why am I giving so many examples? Sometimes it will be a decision that I have to change it. To back it, we have to take it subconscious. That is graphotherapy. I did not use this term until now. Graphotherapy is called. Handwriting is called Graphotherapy. Grapho means lines. Therapy means anything which you do is systematically. So, what will a low self-esteem change in your handwriting? It's just written on it. It's so simple.

28:11It's Graphotherapy. It's so simple. But everyday if you do it. yeah so there's a system again you do it for 21 days you build up the you know muzzle of that and you don't have to think you know you don't have to visualize it you don't have to think you don't have to you just have to write and it's a challenge for each one when I'm talking to the famous people I come back and tell you about that so the idea here is that you have to just put your t bar on the top take a challenge and let me know after you practice it for 21 days how many times do I have to do it? okay so you have to write at least 11 lines like this 11 lines or at least 10 times 11 I have books that's why I've designed it how much more it should be important because it's a science because I have to precisely move your fingers but I'm making it more easy for the audience because it's a letter just put your T bar on the top, capital T and then write it for example but I do this so this is also true no, this is going to go up and down finger movement, it's not just lead it's up, okay yeah, this is down let's avoid V formation

29:37can you see this is also speaking something about you no, it's not balanced 50 % this side, 50 % this side This is a very difficult Which class is taken? You were telling me we have to do so much

29:56I want you to feel what your hand is going through Write one line and tell me where you are experiencing the discomfort Okay, we are writing the marker pen so that it's visible on the camera but you can use your regular pens please and no pencil Make this more longer

30:19more longer yeah

30:25yeah longer yeah yeah cross yeah balance

30:35I hope you all are watching the finger movements happening so Raj pen drop and tell me where you were feeling when you were writing where did you feel little strain or little discomfort when you were writing this

30:53and you will also see that it's happening here and then it will move on to this part then it will move on so if you continue to write one line you will feel that there is a shift happening because a lot of muscle shipments are happening muscles, nerves everything is happening so I will do this simple 21 days and self-esteem will be up it will be try it actually what is that risk? few pages few pages few ink you have to think when I say something ingestion you know that's why cheapest form of therapy but you won't do it why? you can fake it good question I don't think I don't think I'm confident but I'm I write this so that you feel like I'm going to fake it.

31:47Psychological state can't fake it. Why do you think that? Our readers and viewers have a question. I have 4-4 styles. So how can I write it? I have it. What do you do? We will send you. We will give you paper. We will dictate. When I dictate, you are listening, you are writing. You cannot fake it. Another thing. If you want to fake it, you will write two lines consciously. In the third line, the actual reality will come out. I will come out of five. This brings to us, why do we have relationship problems, Raj? What? Why? Why we have something called as honeymoon period. You were good before, you are not good now.

32:35What's happening? Why? Conscious personality and subconscious personality. you're consciously showing up like somebody you know you're trying to be okay you're trying to be considerate you're trying to be willing that's why not only in relationship when it comes to you know equation like this even if it is a job relation first job or first six months of the job what are you doing honeymoon period only no you're saying yes to everything because you you want to bring the best but then the reality saves and then the real person shows up that's why that is so true that is so true because when you hire someone when people come one month or two months what do you think they are like you think you have found the best star and after two months they get to see their attitude and they get to see discipline and they get to see carelessness and they get to see what is it you get to know the real in just like third month you don't understand who is careless and who is in the first month everybody is great true because that's a projected personality and sometimes it shows up in three weeks sometimes it shows up in two months and eventually it shows up but what is about let's say typing versus writing good question the typing is completely different than the writing part the writing has more complex activity so is like in my brain is something else happening when I write versus when I type I am a writer like I write a lot, I write a lot, I write a lot, I write a lot, I write a lot, I write a lot.

34:16It's not going to go away. And I mostly use the voice mode on the laptop. So I am more of a typewriter. But as you have learned about decision, correction on the way, and what I will write, all these are in typing. Yes, but the way you write it. It doesn't have movement. It doesn't have movement. Because the brain is not involved. One part of the brain is active. But the complex part is not happening there. Okay. So just that movement of, but this is also happening, like typing, right? I'm going up, I'm doing this, or someone types like this. Simple to tell you. They're doing this like this. Yes, so up and down.

34:49They're doing it right back and back. Yes, finger movements are happening. But it's not happening as much. It's just like you're trying, it's like my mom convincing me, walking in the balcony is walking my mom convinces me Imra, you know we go to the doctor and the doctor asks we do walking my mom says where are you doing it you are shooting 2-3 rounds so Raj ji have a point here and I have a point here you were telling me something about writing of famous people of famous people because you told me self esteem my T is that I'm a self esteem with self esteem I'm a very self esteem no no I'm going to explain you read books you force yourself to read books because you want to learn so many things so my idea is if I have to become a doctor I study medicine if I have to become an engineer I study engineering if I have to become successful you study successful people yeah so my way of studying successful people is to go through their handwriting I want to know what is that person as a person I don't want a biography because sometimes what happens if you're writing your perspective or sometimes out of biography somebody else is writing their perspective but who is the real Raj?

36:01who is the real person who is the author the person he is so if you look into Ratan Tata remember we talked about high self-esteem he's not my student disclaimer I did not teach him graphotherapy I did not teach him to put the T-bars on top analyze his handwriting Raj

36:22But look, here is the top, here is the top, here is the bottom, here is the bottom. That's exactly. But it's top, top, top, top. Like majority top. So we count consistency. So consistently what is your evaluation? Mostly it's top, just one or two parts is inconsistency. One part actually. So do you see it shows up in the results of his life also? How he led and how he handled it and things like that. But it's only on top, you told me. Very cool. but it has V in it I will tell you everything now let's go to non-negotiated handwriting sample now look into Charlie Chaplin's handwriting top top top consistently top so this is not grammar they are not written a letter I can bring in I know I have you know Shahid Bhagat Singh handwriting is my favorite I have a letter from Mohammed I am glad this is so what are we showing here?

37:22now it's G yes, I'm saying we have highlighted something more better about the way the letters but look, their T is Muhammad Ali this is below it's not on top look look at it again, if you look into the consistency of it look into it it's consistently in middle yes it's not at the top exactly the way you are writing it that's the way I said this is called as a practical self-esteem can you see that here? associate this with this exactly can you see that there is a study which this is called practical self-esteem this is called remember I said about you being practical you want to see the end result and things so this is what practical self-esteem what does it mean is it my income or what is it it is average it is not much or average so 66 % so two-third of the T bar because it's consistently because you're still trying to be practical still doable things like that so you need to just push your space more high take more risk that's why you know practical are the benefits of being practical you need to take a little more scope so can you see that now you're making sense now and what does it mean to Ji?

38:37I'll come back to that now this is Shagit Bhagat Singh Ji's handwriting I want to show something which is common in your handwriting and also common in all of it. Rabindranath Tagore's handwriting you have seen. Rabindranath Tagore's handwriting you have seen. In their handwriting there are eight formations. You have seen numerical eight. So I have given you a compliment that you are a good orator, good speaker and good conversationalist. So you have told that you are a generalist. All of them know. I will make such a S. Exactly. They have also a F and this is like this. Exactly. Now you need a proof to validate that.

39:15I did not teach him graphotherapy. I don't have to be good to him. I don't have to convince him that okay, what I'm saying is trying. It's all possible. It's all possible. Why is this so difficult to accept a compliment?

39:30See, again, low self-esteem. Why is this so difficult? I have to convince you that you're looking good. Interesting. I have to convince you. And not only that, you know, you look into anybody's handwriting. Shahid Bhagat Singh Ji, what are you going to show? amazing qualities I'll come back I remember I talked about the attention to details look at his eye dots

39:54look into his eye dots look into his eye dots one letter analyze that you were telling you were telling right now we are validating self esteem right now that's why I'm not going to any other letter so this is handwriting of Swami Vivekananda and also look at the why's. We'll come back again and have a conversation around this and the tea bars there. There are 128 things. We can do all of it if you want. We'll do when you highlighted it. When we talk about signatures, we'll come back to Amita Bachchan. We don't have a signature. Yes, yes. So this is about the self-esteem part and this is some of the samples and you will find many people.

40:35You can go to any people who are successful and you will see that one common thing when everybody is the self-esteem and you know I didn't write the graph, this is not my student like Swami Vivekan ji is on top but see Shahid Bhagat Singh ji as much as yours if you can see Pratan Tata, Charlie Chaplain Swami Vivekan ji in these three top Shahid Bhagat Singh Ji Ravindranath Tagov Muhammad Ali and mine wow I can't even make my name in the same line it's just very awkward sorry but I'm just trying to make comparisons on handwriting nothing else so all these are consistently in the middle and we're the same so now look at the results are the results are the same that's the idea to study no but I don't understand If we are all the same, then our self-esteem is low.

41:42No, it's not practical. It's practical. We have a lot of risk. Maybe you do not do enough. Or maybe we think that we have not done enough. That's why I met somebody who has made 500 million dollars and his self-esteem was low. And when I shared this with him, normally people think, Imran, money is. So can you see you're equating the person's success with the money? so we know one side of the story no raj like i know that i've not done enough so one side of the story is that i tell you that you know i met a guy i'm a real example 500 million dollar company low self-esteem and i'm very much honest that's why when i do one-to-ones with high profile people and i work with a lot of celebrities which i you know work with their handwriting and signatures make it better i'm very honest with them i tell them that you have low self-esteem and it takes something to tell that person who has five million dollar company and i said you low self-esteem says yes Imran I'm just coming out of a conversation with my son he does not listen to me you know what I don't even have to complete the sentence of what gets happened in the company I come back home this boy does not get me and I'm sitting in the meeting I'm supposed to do a closure in my head you know what I'm thinking what can I do with this boy you were explaining me this explain me one let's pick up three letters okay and let's pick up one So, I'll show you one common thing.

43:08So, we will relate to.. We will pick three. Yeah. You decide what conversation you want. You choose any one of them. We'll take the both. Shahid Bhagat Singh Ji. And we'll take Muhammad Ali. Look at the why is there. So, okay. Muhammad Ali. I'm showing you something common between these two people. Rahmatan Tata and Vivekan. Okay, so let's just use three still. And Shahid Bhagat Singh Ji, we use Kari. Okay. These are the four letters that we are... I'll give you four things about everything and also give you the reference point. Done. Perfect. Okay. Now look into the Ys.

43:47You see the Y is one single stroke Y. So we call it as determination. Determination is when you write your Y. You're writing your Y and you're writing your Y which is... or a G can you see this is the line when you write your Y there's a straight line what does that mean so this is determination so highly determined people now like I write like this even if you have a loop so when you're writing with the loop this line has to be straight can you see that so the condition is it's a finger moment again how do you write it who's determination determination high straight line and the loop straight determined no it's a little curve can you say that it's a little curve so what does that mean?

44:43so this is like weak determination like I can promise you that I'll let go of that habit or let go of that dependency but eventually I'll go back to it I'll succumb to it and when it comes to your health it also talks about your back it talks about you know how much you are not really taken so this is consider this as your spine. This is like how you're standing up. What are you talking about? So you have back issues. I have a... I told you. You want to be more specific? I will get more specific. You have back issues. Say this. I saw that in your handwriting. I did not tell you that at that moment.

45:13I broke my back very recently over a deadlift. Showing up. See? Crazy. I'll go more specific. We are now talking letters. I'll do the... This is a recent phenomenon. It will be like this permanently. Okay. Look at the strength. Do you see? Okay. And just to make it more exciting. Earlier, we used to look like a... This is wild. We used to do... Yeah, well, then let's go. Sherlock Holmes magnifying glass. We have technology right now. Okay. Now, I'm taking your Y. Okay. This is the figuring out, right? The G.

45:54What do you see, Raj?

46:00Can you see that? It's not a straight line. Can you see that there? It's supposed to be a straight line. So the more discurpancy I see, the more impact it is showing on your back. And look at not just that, how your ink also is flowing from the head of the G to the rest of it. Can you see the ink is more here? And when you're coming down, coming down, can you see it changes there? I can blow your mind right now. That's why I say, I am asking you, how specific you want me to get? wild okay let's get let's get back to there okay you won't bring me now you brought it because it was just fascinating man this is all of this okay so this is determination and you know the story about Muhammad Ali how's determination of not taking part in a war if you go back to the history tell me so he was called to support a war which was happening in the Vietnam and he stood his ground at Amrongar determination it costed him a career he costed him a lot of things he said no no no and Swami Vivekananda I look up to him a lot you know personal acknowledgement I want to do that is because I was reading through and looking at his handwriting and I found out something which he amazingly said Raj he said find out something which you're really good at invest your life onto it it will be nothing short of a legacy and I follow them and that's why if you ask me what else do you do Imran would you handwritten I don't remember anything.

47:29I have put it in 22 years because I want to create a legacy out of it. But tell me with this letter why do they have tea there in the afternoon? So when you're writing your tea bar beyond either tea stem it talks about unrealistic goals. Goals which are not realistic. It's like Raj wants to be the president of US. For that first you need to be at least a citizen there. but it's unrealistic Imran this is the wrong thing that is different unrealistic goals this man you know the story behind look at unrealistic goals interesting something interesting I want to show you I'm going back to your handwriting if you look at your I capital I it talks about your relationship with your parents how much influence you are from a parent mom dad but one person one mom or dad influence like we look into it look into his eye can you see that eye so mine is this from the eye of your handwriting analyst first loop is a mom loop can you see that there and the second loop is the dad's loop so it's again it's not about the idea that it's about how much you're influenced by mom and how much you have a disagreement of ideology and you know conflict so I'll come back when we're discussing about your signature how you write your surname which signifies your family shows up there everything interesting i can get more specific you know i want to tell you about some of my students you know what i do handwriting analysis my students choose handwriting analysis and choose a specialization i don't speak so much about sexual aspects of life my students have made speciality out of handwriting analysis only for intimacy aspect of life how do you figure this out resolve these challenges we'll talk about it in in a while we'll talk about it i want to know that as well tell me this yeah so this is shaheed bhagasin's handwriting one thing i love about uh the aspects of shaheed bhagasin is the eight formations in his writing okay and more than anything else it is about the look at the tiba and you see clear o's and a's you see clear o even though it is not really a clear handwriting can you see there's no loop inside the o's and a's so this talks about being frank and blunt which he is known for and frank and blunt say what it is on the face no colouring the words and you can see so clearly can you see that there and what is 8 means what is 8 fluidity of thoughts which you do not at all interesting and then this one thing attention to details eye dots I was talking about this his eye dots are incredible incredible no he was known for planning precision look at how he argued how he specifically asked what he wants the rides see there are so many heroes to look up to right and then you see this you were making and you were saying V formation but in his there is so this is basically called stubborn stubbornness where you make a decision you stand by the decision no matter whatever happens and you know the story around that we all know we all know the story now it's easy to tell the most polite stubborn man for good things in life i also want to point out something in your handwriting if you look at your m you are the guy who can actually say get out to people without using the word get out.

51:16Do you know something about you? That's your strength. Yeah. You have diplomacy in your handwriting. You can make people get out of the room without even using the word get out. Very easily. Yeah. That's your strength. Not everybody has that. Not everybody has that. So when I look into the strengths of the person, what I want to take back from Raj's handwriting, I know that. I need to learn that, man. And how many times your team tells, Raj, you can only handle this situation. everyday if I had a dollar for that everyday I would be way richer pretty fascinating let's come to now signatures because signature what I was reading it carries 4x more significance and weight than a normal handwriting why?

52:13because it's like how do you sum up your entire persona in one word it's like your statement it's like your logo it's like your stamp and people don't use that enough can you beat that in fact you know we talk a lot about you know Indumitesh you know they talk about you know so much about affirmations right so it's not just about you know they are the people who are talking about what should be the affirmation and we are the person who are talking about how to write that also if you can bring this together it's like a thing and why am I talking about affirmations right now you know why I ask your signature is your biggest affirmation nobody uses it because every time you're signing you're putting across a message to your own subconscious mind and also to the universe like this is what you're affirming yourself to be and you're not using that enough so is there a signature pattern which signifies let's say something maybe yeah everything wealth maybe relationship maybe i don't know i look into your signature i can tell you how good you are with money and time efforts are you an extravagant person i can look into your signature i can find out are you the plan b guy or the plan a guy i can look into your signature i can find out whether you're influenced by your family or you're doing on your own i can look into your signature are you a warrior on your own everything show me two three signatures and explain me this okay so if i have to get on to making sense to the audience we'll break the signature into two parts many of the people in india and also in the western part they have two parts of the signature the first part is the name first name another one is a surname now the conflict right now is imran many of us don't have surnames but some of us have it like you have it i have it and many people write that way so how you choose what to add to your signature is your decision.

54:05And everything you add to your signature is an energy. And how you write that also is an energy. For example, a layman approach. Amitabh Bachchan's signature. Now if I show you the A and the B, forget about the rest of it, which is more bigger? And in the entire signature, A is bigger or the B is bigger?

54:30Letter is this is bigger. This space is bigger. This is big, right? Yes, in seeing. Yes, what is it? In seeing. Now, Amitabh, we know him as a superstar. Everybody aspires to be him. Everybody wants to create a legacy like him. Have you seen no episode of a KBC goes without he talks about his father Bachchan? Every time there's a reference. Pita Ji, he said that. Very frequent, not every episode. Not every episode, but very frequent. Like for him, the ultimate reference point is that. Look at his showing up in his signature. Nobody knows this. What we know is what we are getting shown. But can you see that he's trying to match up?

55:11He's trying to quote him. For every example, he has a reference point coming from there. Interesting. Okay. And how you write your surname talks about your relationship with that. And what is the sad part, Raj? People in their own signature, they don't write their name. What do you mean? It's not his name in signature. So what do you do? Okay, so what do you do? See this is the sad part. And you want to build up a multi-million dollar company and you're not even building a relationship with your own self. So if your name is... You can write your name in signature and what else do you write? Okay, for example if your name...

55:49let's take an example of Raj Shamani only. Raj Shamani. So instead of writing Raj Shamani, your name Raj is not coming in and you're just writing R. and then you write your entire family name. What is showing on the camera? What is showing on the paper? Your name is not there. Just an initial. Some of them don't even write their initial. They write their surname.

56:14And now how do I make this person realize he's not building a relationship with his own self. Now he comes and tells me Imran, can you fix my relationship with my spouse, my boss, my thing like that. Really? Okay. Your signature is yours. Your name is not there. And now what happens is, you're sitting in a meeting. You're not deciding because you're thinking. You're going back, Papa, you're asking this question, why are you taking this train? and taking it. Papa will ask if he said this, what he said. Can you see that? Have you not seen that in the family business? You're sitting there, but who are you going back with?

56:50Interesting. Is there a particular type of wealth stroke? Yes, for sure. Let's see this. These three signatures. This is Anand Mahindra's. This is I think Amani's. This is Ratan Tata's. Is there a specific wealth stroke in all of them? See, the wealth again is associated with the ego you can build up on the paper, on the persona. Ego is, the moment I said the word ego, everybody thinks, oh, you know what I like. Healthy ego. You need to define, this is me, this is what I ask, this is what it is. Ego is important. Important, right? Very important. Healthy ego, right? So the first letter of your signature always has to be capital.

57:36though not only capital it has to be at least four times bigger than the rest of it it's basic no, it's not what are you talking about? yes it's not that's the problem look at any actor or any people we are using these names because these are people visible how many times actors have to reinvent themselves just to be relevant they're as good as this current story right now and why is the actor like if you go back to Shah Rukh Khan's signature they look at the S Amey Khan's signature the capital A Salman Khan's signature has the S so all these are the people who have set these standards up and look at you know Aishman Khurana you will see that Aishman Khurana sorry Aishman Khurana can you see that the capital A is missing the small a is there Hrithik Roshan uses a small r why?

58:23you should ask him that I wish I could actually correct it what does it tell? so we talked about the healthy ego there so they are not playing up to their full potential Can you see that? Have you not seen their showing up in the Rizal? Like they have to constantly reinvent or come out with something to, hey, man, why is that people like Akshay Kumar and everybody has like done and dusted and being there? Do you have any signatures to show? Yeah, plenty of it. But again, it's not about the, what successful people have been there, done that. The idea is, no way. He's an amazing guy. I'm not saying that he's not, but can you see that he's as good as his last movie, right?

59:02why is he not counted he's an amazing actor you agree with me he's incredible yeah but why is he not nobody talks about it but I don't think it's related to Andrew okay he's incredible can we help him why not no I think it's just his time is gonna come and he'll kill it yeah for how long how many years but he'll kill it he's already killing it he's way I get that but he but is there anything do you think okay you agree one contribution can shift game for him I don't know if that's gonna be handwriting that's my problem but you know that he needs a shift I think I don't know okay I wouldn't know because you don't know who's how ambitious what they want to do what things I think he's an incredibly successful person who I look up to so you're looking at the performance as an actor can we look into the persona of it so you're saying persona wise it's interesting yeah I'm not going to comment on it but we're going back to again the conversation about you evaluating a person's success by the company he owns right so the idea is as a person interesting what's this Ritik Roshan's signature and what's it's R small r and mahi m it's big no yeah it's good so what does that mean so capital that's the point okay what does my signature tell you about yeah so i have a reference so raj did not make a r big because i was talking about it because raj always writes like this so this is my short sign yeah that's why i said the eight formation remember in the beginning itself i said the eight form is my short sign this is my long sign so when you write raj so the corrections for you would be uh you are not underlining your signature i don't i used to i i've stopped doing it yeah there's a reason i just because it looks ugly

1:00:57every line matters every line matters okay so look at so again look at this again if you want me to get specific we can do that right now signature may can you say that your name is there in your signature which is a good thing but when you write your family name can you say that you're not completing it the shaman part of it so that talks about your relationship with your family I'm not saying it's bad I have an incredible relationship. That's why. That's what people think. Okay, because I'm not writing it well, it's not showing up there. The idea is everything you add to your name matters. Can you see this is your support system?

1:01:38People don't write that in their signature. You need to have your name. You need to really have your family name coming up onto the signature. It's a good thing. Again, if you think, you know, people write just their name. I call them as warriors. What is warrior? Always there for everybody. Everybody looks up to him. He's like go-to person. But when he needs for himself.

1:02:04What else? Be specific and tell me what exactly does it signify. Okay. So Raj. And why? You see the determination we were talking about. So this is what we're talking about. Single stroke. In the book it was written. Look. But why? We were looking at a loop. So your signature. When I write my name, I write it in the same way. That's why I'm saying your signature signifies the determination part also there. It's showing up. So signature is what you want people to see you, right? So this is like your introduction. So this is what you're projecting on the paper, which is good. But I love to have a signal underline on the signature.

1:02:41Why? So the underline is basically a pedestal. It's like you are declaring this is who I am. This is me. And it's an important thing to do it. and try that it will change the way you experience your own self see he doesn't do it that's okay you know I can't make corrections here I can make corrections here I can definitely do that I would rather have his kind of legacy even if 1 % I can go there 1.1 % I can go there I'll go there true but again we have all stories around that right so what is something new and different that you can get to know by my signature which you were not able to through my handwriting handwriting okay so majority times what happens is the good news about your signature is what i see in the handwriting what i'm seeing the signature matches many times it does not match because people project something which they not really are and that's where the catch is that's where the the downfall is and that's why people get confused with what they're seeing and what the person's really is so my job is when i'm looking into signature my is can i make this bridge together the physiology and the psychology coming together that you are showing up exactly the way you are you know many times if you look into my own signature many people think that even on your graphologies you're supposed to be having a fancy signature or something which is really standing out and think like that's what people do in the name of making fancy making it standing out they make it complicated and the more complicated your signature is just like donald trump's can you see that you can't make out whether the m or the d or a thing you know what happens is it shows about inauthenticity.

1:04:14And forget about the Donald Trump right now. Inauthenticity is you have the best of a product, you have the best of the services, people are not buying from you. You have the best of qualification, you're not getting a job. You have the best of equalities and you're not attracting the relationship you want in your life. So why all of this is happening? Because you have made your signature complicated. Be as transparent, simple as possible if this is what your true personalize. But if you really want to make a noise, you can also do that. and many people, Raj, you have made a signature, I will ask you a simple thing, and this is for everybody, we should discuss, you should not have to be in line, you didn't have to discuss, you didn't have to be in line, we were sitting in 10 stands, we had to sign, we had to sign, and we had to keep it there, now look at the strategy here, you allowed your handwriting to change, you did not allow your signature to change, so now how will I change every bank in every place exactly it's not a problem government of India does not have any restrictions on number of times you want to change your signature that's a different thing that's a different thing if I change every bank account so it will be very difficult if it is worth that million dollars why not we're just changing my that's the point see look at the mindset can you see that oh no change who said it but it's good I think it's right exactly if you look good then it's okay but the good thing you look good is the right question what do you do?

1:05:44there are a lot of things if you give me I'll re-ramp your entire signature re-ramp? let's say how would you would how you would like to have my signature use a paper and do it so I want your signature to signify more concrete elements so you have a letter A so when you write your Raj so the R should be independent okay now what is happening there in the r is can you see there's too much of a space between the line and this one so only if i know your name i know that it's an r there so you need to bring in more together then again when you complete your r this should be actually there okay okay so this small one is not going to be showing that then when you write r capital r then when you write your A A is a very powerful letter so powerful that it defines your relationship it defines your health and everything you need to write it well you're not writing that

1:06:43that's why I said your name should be there in your things and when you write your Raj you can have a single line but if you could complete it back again with a dot dot but that's why I know your name that's why I'm able to decode it if not there but again what is happening here is in your signature see R, A and J. It's different sizes. It's the same as J. Because here you can see inconsistency in energy and behavior. Okay. Inconsistency in the behavior is you know it better when you know you might be very interested very focused right now and then next moment you may not really be the same like I can make like

1:07:32I can get more specific. I'm being honest. Consistency is important. So middle zone. The middle zone letters has to be consistent. Okay. Then when you write your shamani, you have so many beautiful letters which you're not empowering. That H in your handwriting is a beautiful letter. M talks about how you. So I can choose. If I get a reason to show up my abilities, will I not choose to do it? Why are you not writing your full name? Shamani. M, A, N, I. Can you see? Again, A is bigger. M is small. A is small. Again, I became that. Consistency. It's a difficult day. I'm writing class. It's going to be a lot of new.

1:08:13And you don't have to change. Okay, here's the deal. When you do the signature corrections, you don't have to do it in your bank. You have to first show it here. See the energy. See the changes. And then do it. Okay. Okay. And I have a lot of case studies where people have turned around their life just by doing it. Okay, when you write your H, H should always have a loop in the writing. Okay, you will think that Imran, you are writing all the letters are coming up, but you know why? Every letter has an energy to it and you're not utilizing it. So you have six cylinders in your car and you're using only one cylinder.

1:08:53Wow, it's very difficult. no no no no no ribbon no ribbon okay I'm just trying to do so that's the idea but S capital Q universe again what you want to show up there the rule is very simple when you write your R it should be capital and your S should be capital and you can also use because you have 8 formation I'm making it more easy for you

1:09:22you want me to be like that no more better like that do write the right sign let's see fully how do you want me to be

1:09:35small capital driver that's it I'll give you reference straight line okay

1:09:46again I can add a loop if you want that's why we'll discuss with you that's why when I design a signature I ask what do you want to show to the world what is that which you want to show up so the idea is like that and what happens if I change what happens if I don't change okay so if you haven't changed then there will be some damage but there will not be good so what happens if you do it does the idea about it see the idea is it's worth it trust me when I say this because you deserve that success, you deserve that growth you deserve that you know catapult towards what's happening if i promise you 10x results then what you're doing right now will it not motivate you to do it but then how how do i believe in your promise like you don't have context about my life what i do what i not do whether i'll be able to grow 10x or 2x or 5x or not grow at all you have no clue just by changing my sign based on what you are saying and asking me to trust you i change it and then how does it doesn't add up very good question so that's what we do it now every time i'm looking at your handwriting and your signature we're going to be sitting down and helping you to understand so this is not i'm deciding for you you can be part of that that's the idea and you tell me imran i want to be there let me ask you this don't tell me what you want to achieve tell me the four qualities raj wants to have when he reaches that pinnacle of whatever he wants to achieve tell you the four things how people will perceive you when you reach that four things.

1:11:20The adjectives which will get added to your name. Driven. Humble.

1:11:30What else? Four things. When you reach there, the pinnacle. Don't tell me the results. Tell me the outcome of it. Driven. Okay. Humble. Humble.

1:11:45Irrational. Okay. really okay let's try it again protective like which is like very family love protective type got it i i was looking forward for that so now what if i tell you you don't have to wait for the result to happen for you to become this if you start becoming like this you'll have that results faster than what you're doing i believe i am this and that's why i'm actually running towards what I want to. I just want to keep like this. If my levels of success changes, even at that time, I want to be able to have enough knowledge and intelligence that I keep up with this. No, I get that.

1:12:27But now this is the outcome you're talking about the result when you are able to do that. I know, I believe that I am this person. Exactly. That's how I'll become. Now your signature is not showing up. You know it. And why is it not showing up? because conscious you're doing that on a subconscious mismatch so I want to help you on a subconscious level also and the conscious level also that's happening so you know it in your head it's like I'm going to the doctor I'm saying doctor my healthy hai so what is the doctor doing? Krishna, you're going to test and show you now you're in the report so right now what we're doing right now is you're saying Imran, I think I'm healthy but the doctor is saying he's telling you he's telling you that cholesterol is more so you're saying You say, no, I eat good.

1:13:12I regularly exercise. I say, brother, you're showing such a report. You report 30. I'm still having a hard time in believing that. It's fair. But just for the fun of it, because it'll take me some time to believe in it. Maybe I'll borrow some exercises from you and try to do it for next 21 days and then actually see the result. Exactly. So let's keep it for that. I'm so glad you don't agree with me. That's the point I want people to come forward and do it. because I don't want to have so much of power that everybody is believing everything I'm telling you. You have to experience that. And this is what I want your viewers all to do.

1:13:46Don't believe it. Because there are people who are claiming you write like this, you'll have a kid, you write like this. It's not like that. You have to go through the process. And that's why we build up. That's why the entire program is not about Raj has written one time. There's a drill to go through it. You need to write it for 21 days. Let's see how it shows up on the thing. And that's why it's going to happen. So how, what will my signature look like if I include these things? I'll do that. When I sit down with you, I'll work it and I'll design it. That's why I do it in the consultation because I really want you to see yourself, which you are able to do it, but you should also match up with the report which we are creating right now on your subconscious level.

1:14:23Can I look at someone's handwriting and point out that this person is lying? Yeah, for sure. How? For sure. Give me one or two. Not one thing. There are varieties of lines. like people have socialized again so I want you to give me couple of tricks which somebody who reads a letter from either their boss or their girlfriend or boyfriend will be able to realize that whether this person is lying or no yeah there's many ways of looking at it or like from an employee ask them to write a letter and then be like hey we found out avoid any multiple loops in the handwriting okay so no people who lie how do they write yeah So they will have multiple loops in their handwriting.

1:15:09So when they're writing Y and O, in the O and in the A, there'll be multiple loops. Again, don't use it. See, handwriting analysis is not for judgment. So please don't use this for judging people. Oh, you're writing, you're lying and things like that. See, there's an outcome of why the person is lying that way. So I'm breaking a rule when I'm going to tell you that, okay, can you see that? I said that this is what the internet is teaching you, right? So let's not do that. But I can definitely find out everything about you. when I see that you're lying and also what type of liar are you? Are you an intentional liar?

1:15:40Are you a pathological liar? How do you find out whether somebody is an intentional liar or pathological liar based on their writing? Just by writing. The reason I don't want people to be judgmental but yeah, if you ask for it. Intentional lying is something which everybody does it, right? Because I am lying to get out of a situation. Intentional. Pathological is I open my mouth to lie. So when you're writing intentional lying, you'll have two loops intersecting like this. And when you're doing pathological lying, you'll write a little open like this.

1:16:18Just by looking at O's and A's. O is. People do A. I don't know because I don't have lying loop in my handwriting. I can show you how to write it. So the idea is that. But please don't use this to judge people. The idea is to give you a reference point that every letter speaks about you. Interesting. And I have people who do social lie, booshful lie. Okay. It's incredible. People should go judge only. No, no, don't. Don't do that. It's fun. I'm loving it. The more you say you don't agree with me, the more I'm going to show you and more like, Raj somewhere wants to say, yes, Simran, but so okay, good.

1:16:55That's how the conversation is. Tell me what's the darkest thing you have identified by looking at someone's handwriting? Right now, my passion and focus is to study criminal minds. And I've been doing it ever since I got fascinated with graphology, starting from Zodiac Killer in the Western world to the people who are serial killers. And I'm trying difficult to get their handwriting samples, but I'm studying the mindset, what makes it. Because when we study criminal minds, many times the behavioral study says that not all crimes are planned. and I was zapped when I heard that because it's a situation which brought that crime happen it's like that person did not walk out of the home that I'm going to kill somebody or rape somebody and it all happened the scenario got created out of it and I was blown away when I said because I thought criminals are you know things like that so can you say there is a deeper part of it why would somebody rape out of a situation exactly my point was and that's how the behavioral analysis was going on to identify that not everybody planned to do it that way so when you look into the handwriting aspect of it people are we are studying that i know i've not come to a conclusion saying that okay this is happening but i'm just giving you a window sounds exciting right like how is it somebody walked out and it just happened situation and it happened so have you looked at somebody's handwriting and be like this is the darkest thing you got to know before even the person got to know it um there are many things Raj you know when we say again specific example when you say darkest uh again depends upon what is dark in front of you whatever you because we come from okay so I'm talking about 20 years back when we were not talking so much about sexual preferences so sexual preferences is that you know what type of you know preferences you're dealing with but when I started my career 20 years back that was a dark conversation like looking into handwriting and I am able to identify your sexual preference what were you able to identify so I was able to identify that this person has a little bit of a perverse behavior towards sexuality maybe he's going little you know different dimension behavior which is not acceptable as a norm of the society and i was like a little scared because all this is coming from the person look normal to you yeah and i i i could not even later on it turned out to be that that person yeah because he came down to express that the reason for his depression and the reason why he's feeling outcasted was because the repercussion because family noticed it and thing like that and what is happening and how do you talk about it I'm talking about 20 years back when I started my career but today at least you know people are opening up they're talking about it and they are a little bit of acceptance but again in India you know what is happening what is happening you know what is happening Pauwaz's behavior if you study it is not acceptable you know getting attracted to you know underage you know getting attracted to you know things like that so you know there's so many things which the handwriting opens up there's so many things which we are not ready yet Raj but talking about because you brought that multiple times, right?

1:19:55About somebody's sexual preference. Can you look at someone's handwriting and figure out their sexual preference, their sex drive, their current sex life? I know the very reason why you're heading for a divorce is because your sexual compatibility is not matching. Like you can fix your sex life by just writing better. If your tablet or Viagra can do, why not? Come on. These are two different things. What is the same elements if I tell you your brain can do it? Why is it so difficult to accept that your body can actually fix itself? Why is it so difficult for you to Because there's a science for it, there's proven There are clinical trials Okay, keep handwriting aside I understand, faith related things My problem with faith related things is, it has worked on few people, it has worked on It hasn't worked on many people, right?

1:20:49faith here is about in your body not about the faith it's a faith related things that we believe so it's more of a placebo no you don't have to believe it because this is not proven somewhere I'm saying that you don't need to know that this is self esteem that is a placebo effect I'm saying that you don't need a little education now write I have made this work we're talking about sexuality and everything I have worked with people who are Parkinson's Alzheimer's they have reached a particular age forget about writing guided writing their handwriting they don't even know English they are able to write it why?

1:21:28because I am making it and write it they don't even understand it there are results so what should somebody write in order to let's say sexual drive only that's an easy problem interesting problem we went with self-esteem let's go with another S we had SE now it's SD okay so what should they fix in their Y or G or whatever you were explaining so whenever you write your Y what should they practice so it's a very simple thing and again Raj will tell me that Imran it's a very simple thing to write whenever you write your head of the G okay look at the head of the G it's important the head of the G is defined properly okay the head of the G and head of the Y and if it doesn't so again there's no reverse but if you ask me you asked for it so I'm giving it to you so when you write your G make sure the head of the G is very well defined so how do you write first you make A take it one straight line down and then bring it back but the head and the loop should be proportionate you see this it's proportionate the same thing with the y the problem is many of you when you look into your handwriting the head of the g is not defined properly interesting but it is very subjective like it is to me it's it's okay but it's working but it's like how it works maybe it's killing it in their lives you don't know how would you ever know what are the chances it seems like you are you are picking up problems which are very generic and majority people will relate to it okay give me a specific problem no let's say let's say self-esteem is a larger problem anyway majority of the people have self-esteem sexual problems majority of the people even who have great we have had enough doctors to talk about it they talk about it people who have great sex life who are enjoying and they're the happiest.

1:23:41They also feel their sex life is bad. Right? And it's a perpetual problem because of content simulation in the world. True. But that's why we're going to do the validation, right? So I'm not going by what you're telling me. We're going with what is able to be visible on the paper. If somebody says, Imran, my sex life is not good. Okay? So we'll find out whether it is matching up with his thought process or not. And somebody who doesn't match the paper and his or her life is going great, then how do you add up? let's find him because he's still hungry for more that's where the mismatch is happening in the life right okay Raj you're not getting oh okay maybe the sexual why do people have extra material affairs why people are seeking out of it why you like there must be something else some extra thrill they must be seeking out exactly it may be not just related to sexual drive in terms of sexual performance it must be on 20 other layers of connection which they might be seeking thank you for saying it for on my behalf because this is exactly what I wanted to say but you know again the taboo conversation over sex is different in India interesting let the viewers decide about you know whether they're happy exactly that's why we're not talking about it that's why I do not open up this conversation until you ask for me do it what if somebody is watching this they make their partner write a letter and then they see very true that's why don't do that it's not don't do that yeah it's not for that you're not an expert yet I find it very difficult to believe but people who also are believing in it 100 % they should also not do it unless you become an expert.

1:25:16You understand the entire science of it. So I want to bring in, that's why the education that's why I said don't google it, that's why I said don't chat GPT it go through the system. I have built up a system where I teach people how to do it and Raj, okay active lives not active life, you said generic problems. Problems are more generic, Raj. Sexual problems, money problems, career problems. There are many problems. The problem in India is like that. See, I'll tell you just to settle that conversation. The moment you reach 40. Okay. You get the challenges of health in 40. So how you deal with the challenges two ways.

1:26:00One, you can generalize that problem. After 40, body is going to go through these. You know it and things like that. or make it no no it's not normal so what you're trying to convince me is that Imran this is normal Imran I'm saying no Raj it's not normal after 40 it's not normal I'm not doing it I'm saying what you're saying because it's so many people so for this he will work it's like we're discussing the problem you're making you're confusing two things I'm not generalizing or normalizing I'm saying because it's the problem is more people are going through it more people are going to relate to it and so you can just say very relatable things and get away with things that's what I was trying to say no that's not true that's the point obviously you're going to defend it my job is to question it that's not the point but tell me we can move ahead from it because it's a conversation between believer and a disbeliever thank you for playing that role it's just a conversation between two people there can be absolute I believe after watching the podcast there can be three types of people first who believes in it so they do it absolutely blindly follow it to see the change in their life second can be disbelievers who are like great podcast great conversation I don't believe in this pack this up there can be third who are like my life has so many problems every other solution doesn't seem like working maybe I believe in it maybe I don't I'm in a maybe situation let me try it for 21 days 5 minutes a day 5 minutes a day is not going to help anything let me just try it for like 10 days, 20 days whatever days you have one page a day I can try if something changes I'll see if nothing changes fair I tried another thing in making my life better significantly changing the outcomes of my life it didn't work out I'll try something else amazing fair that's how these are three people who are going to play out.

1:28:03What? Tell me if some parent is watching this. Oh, okay. All this disclaimer, this is not, nothing to do with the parents. Nothing to do with the kids. All this is for 17 years and about conversation. Okay. So if some parent is watching this and they want their kids to write it in a certain way to become better, it's not going to work out. Okay, no. Because see, thank you for bringing that conversation because parents, I want to tell you this. Remember the Taare Zamika phenomena? So every parent felt that after watching that movie that something's wrong with my child. So please don't apply this on kids.

1:28:40And to address that, 20 % of the kids in India experience something called dysgraphia. Okay, we have outgrown that, but it is real. What is dysgraphia, Raj? Dysgraphia means your child is able to orally tell all the answers. He knows the subject, everything. it does not match up with his score in the exam you know why? he's not able to write it and even if he writes it spelling errors will happen, missing of words will happen and sometimes duplication happens and ideally in this situation when the words are not proper, when the grammar is not right what do we do? language problem but the problem is dysgraphia and the problem is no teacher, no parent is trained enough to identify all the challenges and just like how we casually say you know i'm experiencing depression without even getting diagnosed clinically that they have anxiety or depression because we use and abuse certain words in india so this is what this graph phase challenge how do you fix that we do have a separate program exclusively for no kids which my i train people so the idea about why am i here you know using the platform why i get a idea of communicating to people that there is a career which you can create out of this it's no more about me remember how i came in how i understood it i need now i'm creating more and more people like me who are able to go and work and talk in in the language people understand but let's say this is my last question yeah is someone who's watching this till now and still believe this is pseudoscience and they're a disbeliever they don't they think that whatever you're telling you're talking about just benefits you that's why you're talking about it it's not worth it they're calling it dis-pseudo-science or something else I give other good words call this as occult call this as pseudo mystic say that Imran can't do it Imran has a third eye that's why he's able to do it it's welcome to do that so what will you say to them people who are saying this right now See, I respect that.

1:30:50And it's fair. And if you really want me to break this down, I can complete this with one statement saying that we live in a society where people don't even believe the existence of God. What proof will I bring in? I have gone to many talks. 5 ,000 people I addressed come down. People come and ask, Imran, I don't believe. I said, thank you. I appreciate that. You have a complete right of disagreement. I can complete this, having said that. But I'll not do that. But I'll explain to you again. pseudoscience we don't have enough evidence to prove this is a science fair enough when did this say it?

1:31:22in the early 50s and still we carry forward because we still don't have enough evidence to do it that's why if you the last 20 years my effort has been this science is so easy and doable I'm building so much of evidence so that inshallah in the coming days we'll talk about you know how it can be published as a paper in hard word how it can be done because it's doable it's so natural to us to do it and it's so easy effort a very affordable form of a treatment. Second thing, why do we call this as an occult science? It is nothing mystical about it. It's like how your hands are moving out of the paper and things like that.

1:31:55And the real answer is handwriting analysis is studied under behavioral science. So if somebody is studying how you act, how you behave, how your emotions are, if somebody is studying that, that is the psychology. Behavioral science is a psychology. And handwriting analysis is invisible in court as well. Yeah. For because of the behavior. I'll come to that because yeah. Because anybody who's an expert is liable to give an opinion in the code of law as per the evidence act. And we can do that too. That's what I'm saying. You know, you have a choice to believe me and not to believe me. But this is a science studied under behavioral science.

1:32:28I know I may not have done enough justice to prove it. And thank you for playing the devil's advocate saying that Imran doesn't happen like that. Because this is where the best thing is. You know what Raj? I have reached a point in my life where people come and give me so much of power. Imran, you should tell me what's in my signature. what should happen in a situation, I will follow it. I won't do it. I won't do it. Don't give me so much power. You sit with me. You tell me. That's why I asked you how you want to see yourself when you attain all of it. I will help you to design your trajectory.

1:32:57What are the sanities which you need to do so that you don't get distracted? Raj knows where he wants to go. But what is the guarantee, Raj, that no distractions will happen, no pitfalls will happen. So the idea is this is going to be a toss line. Thank you so much. Thank you for sharing what you know with us. I hope somebody who's watching this and is in real pain of wanting to change their life and transform it. I hope this conversation reaches that person and that person turns around in his or her life by using what you know. Yeah. So what we'll do is we'll give away the PDF file. You know, people can download a file where they can analyze their own signature.

1:33:42I'm going to give them some of the exercises which they can practice at home just to get a feel of it. Interesting. Let's do that. Nice. Can I open that up for them? Yeah, so it's like you're going to give me a PDF which I'm going to put it for free. Yes. For under description and people can go click it and what will they get? So they will get to know what are the basic framework of signatures? What their signature is speaking about them? And then what are the corrections which they can do for some of the specific things which they're experiencing they're writing. Today we talked about graphotherapy.

1:34:17As I showed you the books and everything which we have designed, I'm going to give you some of the sheets which they can write it for themselves. Nice. And so they'll let them experience and the verdict will come from there. Interesting. Perfect. Thank you so much. Last thing I missed out actually. This is a letter by Michael Jackson. Yes. Okay. And this is what Michael Jackson wrote. what can you analyze from Michael Jackson's handwriting just go through everything or maybe like three or four highlights that you can figure out I have done a lot of work on Michael Jackson's signature you know you don't have a signature right now if you can add up in the conversation you'll see the best example of extravagance was Michael Jackson when it comes to signature what do I mean how do I define extravagance no sense of time and money like the work that could be 10 rupees

1:35:13because that's extravagance and that's how he lived his life also and it was showing up in his handwriting because too much of overlapping happening in the writing and now so the entire handwriting if you look at look at he uses a lot of capital letters in his writing can you say that there fully capital only most of it so whenever people write you know if you do not ask me this question Imran, how can somebody put a floodgate on you that I can't get analyzed by Imran? You have to write in capital letters. So when you have a capital letter handwriting, your persona, projected persona becomes so strong that the real person gets behind that.

1:35:52That's Michael. So strong. And that's why people who write with capital letters, I know, I look at their handwriting, I smile. You know why? You're not allowing me to get inside. But I'll still analyze you. That's a different thing. the thing is you put a persona like so strong but that's MJ right like we everybody knows him for the performer nobody knows the real even today we still debate on that we're still debating nobody knows the real he was like misunderstood because we only know the performer like the projection the iconic person that we knew either you like him you love him or you hate him that's the only thing which we're able to you know look into or you just love him there's no hate come on so then we look into the other aspects of his right so can you see a lot of capital letters there and this is one more thing whenever you're writing the letters or whenever you're writing your signature avoid the dots in between your initials and your surnames in graphology dot is period period is time frame so whenever you add dots in your signature it brings in the time frame that's why misunderstanding that's why disagreements with the family disagreement with the people it is there so things like that look at his t bars because most of it is capital letters we are looking into that way.

1:37:01But you know what? Look into his incomplete while loops. See, we talked about one straight line, but look at the trying. Can you see there's a G which is trying to go back to make a loop and it's not making a loop. We call this as physical frustration. So what is physical frustration? Physical frustration is any three areas of your life where you're experiencing frustration. What is frustration, Raj? Let's not go with the bookish thing. Frustration is something that you constantly constantly running. You are watching a good movie, you are laughing, you are coming with your family, but you are not thinking about it.

1:37:33You are eating good food, constantly running in your mind. And that frustration of three ways can come into your life. One is healthy. People are not able to understand or accept that this is why I am with it. And they may be want to look like somebody or behave like somebody, they are not able to do that. The other thing comes because of the relationship aspect. Imran I want my relation to be in XYZ way it's not happening that's why the frustration and third is sex years sexy but you say be frustrating so when you look into the handwriting you'll see a lot of incomplete while loops you'll see that he's trying to complete it and look at that there's no space at all and we were talking about no space at all that means no trust we call this as anti-social anti-social is that you reach a point in your life where you start having no faith in anybody in your life so that's called anti-social where you retrace the loop but what is there's a lot of inconsistency yeah true remember I talked about the middle zone letters and like there is some capital there's some small there is randomly random things both inconsistently unlike others others had a very consistent way and pattern what does it tell I was pointing out the same thing this is like a larger picture of what I showed you the inconsistency in your energy and your behavior is what is showing up here like you meet Raj if you meet you know MJ he will make you feel that you're the most important person for him and the second moment or later part like he will make you feel that you're nothing like I don't know why you're here he can do that like that there's no behavioral discriminations but this is what is happening there interesting perfect thank you so much for breaking it down for all of us thank you for being here thank you thank you so much for watching this episode until the end till you have three things.

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