The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-11-07, Page 22•
Page 8—Crossroads--Nov. 7, 1984
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RECYCLING
Break the chain
that binds you
By DOROTHY
ST. JOHN JACKSON
Certified Master
Graphoanalyst
Dear Dorothy: I am a
widow, 52 years old and in
good health. But my life is
a bore.
My husband left me
financially independent so
I don't have to work. I don't
go out socially and have no
one to call a friend.
I keep busy with my
books because I do enjoy
reading. Nevertheless,
there's something missing
in my Life. — T.A. • '
Dear T.A.: Your intelli-
gence, good health and
money in the bank are your
extra bonuses that you
should be letting out for in-
terest.
The large beginning loop
on capital M tells us that
you are craving a place in
life that will give you a
feeling of importance. In
other words, you want to
increase your self-esteem
through your value to oth-
ers. But you feel .so
cramped and your scope of
activity is so narrow, seen
in your small writing, that
you feel frustrated, espe-
cially in the area of your
goals, seen in the is
crossed tg4the right.
It is true that you are in-
terested in the literary
field, and yes, you enjoy
reading, seen in the re-
versed .t loop, Greek e's,
breaks in words and other
strokes, but even that 'gets
dull after so long.
Your trait of caution,
seen in the straight line ex-
tension at end of words (es-
pecially at end of lines) has
almost brought you to a
stop, as you keep looking
for risks or dangers that
might be involved if you
move ahead. Caution is
good, if one needs it, but
your small writing already
indicates your confinement
t� youtself:
Far better that you cater
to that large loop on M,
and break the chain that
binds you.
Have you ever thought
about reading to the sick
and shut-in, instead of to
yourself? Have you. ever
thought about turning a
hospital or nursing home
into an exciting fairy tale?
And have you ever consid-
. ered that the tears of grati-
tude in. the eyes of those
who can't read could bring
tears of happiness. to
yours?
Suddenly it could turn
your reading joy into living
joy and make you wonder
wliy you are experiencing
more fulfillment in your
life than you ever thought
you deserved.
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