Ben Ezeohagwu discovered graph in graphology and subsequently psychographic waves in handwritten documents

Ben Ezeohagwu discovered graph in graphology and subsequently psychographic waves in handwritten documents

Are you searching for all those human beings who have made our lives on earth easy, beneficial and enlightening by their contributions through various important discoveries and inventions?. Ben Ezeohagwu, a leading African graphologist and a professor of graphonalysis of pioneering stature with groundbreaking researches and discoveries in Science of Psychographic Waves (Benezopsyves) in the world of graphology…is one of such rare human scientist discoverers. Some of the most famous Scientific discoveries have actually changed human life and existence. For instance, Light bulb was discovered by (Thomas Edison, 1878-1880), the Vaccine for Smallpox (Edward Jenner, 1796), the Electric Charges (Benjamin Franklin,1752), the Radioactivity (Henri Becquerel, 1896), the Electromagnetic Waves (Heinrich Hertz, 1888),Special Theory of Relativity (Albert Einstein, 1905), The Gravity (Isaac Newton, 1665/1666) and so on.

Ben Ezeohagwu discovered psychographic waves (2012), which are pictorially represented through GRAPH that depicts human volitions, feelings or thoughts as energy in motion manifesting through a medium (paper), among others. This typical GRAPH invented by Ben Ezeohagwu is called BENEZOGRAFS (2012).

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Ben Ezeohagwu discovered GRAPH in GRAPHOLOGY, while this GRAPH signifies PSYCHOGRAPHIC WAVES as human volitions, feelings or thoughts in the form of energy in motion. Psychographic Waves can be deduced from different media, namely: handwriting (paper), Drawing (Paper, etc.), painting (paper, canvas, etc.), sculpture (wood, metal etc.), Graphic (paper, etc.), pottery (clay), Weaving (Mat, etc.), etc.

Not all Waves are visible to the naked eye. However, BENEZOGRAFS has made it easy to see the lines and curves (pictures) of the psychographic waves of handwritten documents (handwriting, drawing, signature, etc.); painting, sculpture, pottery, Graphics, Metal works, etc.

Psychographic waves are defined as transfer of energy (human volitions, feelings or thoughts) through a medium of paper, canvas, clay, metal, etc. which begin with an initial energy source of interactions between the intuitive brain (intuition) and intellectual brain (Intellect) of human. According to Ezeohagwu (2012): “The number of letters that form each word, each word then serves as a basic unit of energy beat, followed by a space (silence) in motion with another energy beat of a word, and so on. Each word consists a basic unit of thought, feeling or volition pattern linking with other subsequent thoughts, feelings or volitions of words in Succession thereby finally bringing about a psychographic wave pattern in such line, sentence and paragraph formed and connected in a way to manifest PSYCHOGRAPHIC WAVES”.

All that every author (writer on paper, painter on canvas, potter Moulding pots with designs, weaver using mat, sculpture on wood, etc.) radiates outwardly as can be seen in PSYCHOGRAPHIC WAVES of such particular human in the course of expressing their volitions, etc. manifesting his thoughts, feelings or volitions to the world. Every human thought, feeling or volition expressed via the process of handwriting, drawing, painting, pottery or sculpture, etc. produces visible graphs (lines, curves) which have been discovered and revealed through BENEZOGRAFS, in which PSYCHOGRAPHIC WAVES hare been depicted.

BENEZOGRAFS (2012) and BENEZOPSYVES (2012) have become classic Phenomena in the world of graphology.

The Science of psychographic waves (Benezopsyves) discovered by Ben Ezeohagwu as well as BENEZOGRAFS are contemporarily used in graphoanalysis in diverse ways.

Ben Ezeohogwu is Neurographiasical graphologist and Professor of Graphonalysis; Chancellor and President African American University, Porto-Novo, Republic of Benin and can be reached via http://www.africanamericanuniversity.org/ or (+234) 8173175540.