Just as no two snowflakes are exactly alike, so it is that everyone’s handwriting is unique. The differences may be subtle, yet they are there in between the lines, in the fine-tuned curves and angles, in a dozen different nuances.
Cursive writing joins letters within words as the ink and our thoughts flow easily onto the page. When we write we are actually making an imprint of ourself onto the writing surface. When we journal attentively, the impulses from hand to brain communicate as well, and we subliminally affirm and reaffirm habitual thinking patterns.
The Letters of the Vimala Handwriting System™ were created to reflect our most innovative thinking skills and enhance positive, forward-thinking attitudes. That said, it is meaningless unless we pick up our pens and write them. I invite you to do just that this year and experience for yourself.
I encourage you to adopt the first initial of your first name (the one that is on your birth certificate — not a nickname) for 2017, and write three lines of that Letter, uppercase and lowercase. Next write a few lines of words that have your initial as the first letter, the last letter, and a word with it somewhere in the middle. This only takes a few minutes, and the reward is so worthwhile. “What will happen,” you ask. I don’t know, but this I know for certain — something will happen! And it will turn your head and your thinking around. Try it and see what happens. I would welcome your feedback, please do write and let me know what unexpected and wonderful things ensue. susan@alphabetpenandink.com
Alphabetical blessings,
Susan
www.alphabetpenandink.com
Learn from Vimala herself with the new ABCdraw app:
http://www.iihs.com/abcdraw.html
All NEW ABCdraw!
ABCdraw has created an app that merges The Vimala Alphabet into an interactive learning program--a fun learning tool with tablet and stylus! Vimala guides you both verbally and with alphabetical examples on the computer screen, on how to form each letter, and encourages you to use a stylus to follow her suggestions as you write each letter on your tablet. The program is easily implemented by anyone who is learning to write, including those gifted with learning disabilities. As you implement ABCdraw in your classroom or at home, watch attitudes improve!
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