As I read somewhere, amazing telepathic qualities should stand on a special function or sensation or function on an extraordinary intuition. The two functions, of course, proceed in the opposite way, yet they provide interesting to identify personality traits in the writing of those who have to do with the paranormal.
Unfortunately, the most famous characters of the last century that have focused attention on the psychological level handwriting you can find very little. But given the extreme interest of those who go for, personally I can live with even a glimpse of their signature.
So i start with Erik Jan Hanussen (Vienna 1889 - Berlin 1933): magnetic eyes that can hypnotize, great magician, psychic, seer, diviner, astrologer and graphology, although not interested in the analysis of personality (too trivial), but to human destiny.
Hanussen has a natural talent, but also has a strong commitment to its subject, in order to take full effect by its representations. Before the borders with quackery, then it becomes a skilled magician, but it is also clear its capacity to medium, to make contact with something and make on the basis of this contact, forecasts or psychic readings. Hanussen, a bit 'as Rasputin, who has often been compared to the intertwining of his personal history with the powerful at the time, can become so professional in his performances, to create for himself great fame, a lot of money, really exaggerated, intense sexual activity of manipulation, through which attracts even more to him all who were in search of strong emotions, friendships powerful and dangerous (The Nazis) which eventually boomerangs back upon him.
Needless to say, conjuring requires great powers of observation and great memory material, including the ability to perform extraordinary numbers "guess" requires a memory to remember a huge number of tricks and combinations. In this capacity we are all safely within the scope of a highly developed feeling function (Accurate, Sandwiched between letters), a hypothesis that is confirmed by the signature.
and clairvoyance?
Hanussen knew that his "trance" was not just a freak show: there was a real power, which, however, escaped his control.
From the Jungian point of view, whereas the feeling was fully articulated and under control, that intuition, being lower, it could enable exceptional "centers" or grand illusions. But the intuition
taken in response to his ability to see, so Photograph, all the reality around him. It 'clear that the ability to see everything, but really all the material world that is around it, including the emotional body denser and therefore more disturbing (or write Marked Grossa), what I usually tend to fade because they do not support him, allows you to develop an ability to attach to the material reality the opposite function: insight, through which appears the mystery, the other face of reality, one related to becoming more concrete that appearances hide.
(The second photo is taken from the book by Mel Gordon, The Wizard of Hitler , Oscar Mondadori)
