Essalen alphabet

The Essalen alphabet was created by Mike Evans a few years ago. The letters are just random shapes and Mike uses the alphabet to write his invented language, also called Essalen. It can be used to write other languages as well.

Notable features

Written from left to right in horizontal lines.
The pronunication of the letters can change depending on which language you're writing
Formal Essalen is used for calligraphy and sometimes in names. Practical Essalen is for everyday use.
The symbol "Pas" appears at the beginning of paragraphs.

Essalen Formal alphabet

Essalen Practical alphabet

The Essalen alphabet

Essalen punctuation

If you have any questions about Essalen, you can contact Mike Evans at: Michael.D.Evans@hotmail.com

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