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Constriction in Middle Zone Height and Middle Zone Width discusses the concept of constriction in middle zone height and middle zone width in a handwriting by Klages. This is what ultimately separates the German School Graphology approach from the French School. Klages created the Concept of Contraction and Release. He noticed in the individual two antagonistic tendencies, representative of the struggle between mind and soul. In handwriting, he said, the battle between mind and soul is reflected in the tendency towards contraction or release. The mind is contraction and the soul is release or "rhythm".

This e-book contains the definition of constriction in handwriting, including the vertical axis, the horizontal axis, and the horizontal-vertical axes indicator. In addition, there are examples and explanations of each point.

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Ductus - Why Is It So Important is an Inner Circle ebook series written by Dr. Erika M. Karohs, Ph.D., Ed. D. Ductus is a long neglected indicator in the world of graphology literature. It is explained in detail starting from what affects the ductus, the kinds of ductus to writing examples.

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Hidden Meaning of Soldered Writing is an inner circle e-book series written by Dr. Erika M. Karohs, Ph. D., Ed. D. This e-book tries to explain the importance of Soldered Writing in the graphological phenomenon by looking at various graphic indicators and characteristics so that the meaning behind a writing can be known.

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Rivers and Gaps in Word Spacing is an e-book written by Dr. Erika M. Karohs. This e-book explains that word spacing in writing refers to the writer's attitude in everyday social relationships. They symbolize the closeness or distance they maintain, the desire to work alone or in groups, and the level of involvement or isolation. The distance between words that form a "river" in a paragraph has its own meaning.

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This eBook is available in a secure online PDF format. It can only be read online and cannot be downloaded.