Kishore Oza at a counselling session of Rapid Action Force camp in Telco on Thursday. Picture by Bhola Prasad

Jamshedpur, Nov. 27: A little change in your handwriting can make Lady Luck shower all her bounty on you, believes graphologist Kishore Oza.

The sole graphologist of the steel city explained that by reading a handwriting of a person he can identify his problems, his level of stress. “A change in the angle of the letters, pressure on alphabets can solve the problem,” he adds.

Oza, who is a doctorate in English literature and education, has dedicated 20 years of hard work to study 5,000 different samples of handwriting before mastering the art.

He was also under the guidance of Calcutta-based graphologist Mohan Bose who polished his knowledge on the subject.

The graphologist is now using his knowledge to help other people. He has helped RPF and CRPF personnel who lead a stressful life.

Oza said: “Handwriting of a person gives a clear picture of his character, personality and whether he is suffering from a medical problem. I can predict a bit about a person’s future also.”

Besides reading one’s handwriting, he also offers solution to them.

“We counsel individuals based on graphology so that he can overcome his problems.”

He said brain is a network and any disturbance in it, whether due to medical problems or depression, gets reflected in the person’s handwriting.

According to him several problems related to children, parenting, juvenile activities, motivation, marriage compatibility, job selection and recruitment, depression and negative approach to life can be solved by just changing one’s handwriting.

He, however, claimed that no one has a bad handwriting as many a times it changes due to stress and other related issues.

“I advice parents not to scold their children because of bad handwriting. They should first understand the problem behind bad handwriting before drawing a conclusion. I always maintain that parents, specially fathers have an important role to play in development of their children,” Oza said.

He maintains the art would help many people in overcoming their problems. The graphologist has started using technique to help police and army personnel.

“The public servants lead a stressful life and require counselling session. The session helps the authority in identifying the police who are stressed. I have organised such session with CRPF and has also contacted the army here who seem to be interested in trying it out,” said Oza, at a counselling session for Rapid Action Force personnel at Telco today.