Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

psychography

Noun

/sʌɪˈkɒɡrəfi/

Definition

Psychography is the practice of writing that purportedly transcribes the thoughts of the mind or the spirit, often associated with mediumship and spiritualism.

Examples

The psychic claimed to have practiced psychography to convey messages from the beyond.
Through psychography, she was able to express her innermost thoughts that guided her life decisions.

Meaning

In a broader sense, psychography refers to the way psychological patterns or characteristics can be captured and expressed in written form, revealing insights about the individual’s mental state.