Sleight of Mind Seduction
It would be natural for many people to ask, "what the heck does mentalism have to do with dating, relationships, sexuality, and meeting women?" Well lets examine this question as closely as we can.
One of the big claims being made by the Seduction Wizardry school of seduction, which promotes the idea of using mentalism in dating, that we will look at is among the most controversial ideas to ever arise from the seduction community. It stems from the age old debate between the larger mentalist community and the field of behavioral sciences. While behavioral science seeks to look at the world in a cause and effect sort of way to explain human behavior, mentalism seeks to use psychology in various different ways to influence human thought and behavior. To illustrate the difference more closely lets look at an example of the terms in this debate.
From the point of view of a behavioral scientist a persons behaviors are simply their responses in reaction to what has happened to them that a person exhibits, while in mentalism a persons behavior is a response to their perception of reality. A mentalist would argue that different people respond and behave in different ways for a reason. Similar to the way two different people can look at the same picture and have different thoughts come to mind or examine the same evidence and come to completely different conclusions.
Mentalism has always studied peoples perceptions in order to use that knowledge to influence them and that is how mentalist developed the sleight of mind ideology.Sleight of mind is the set of psychological understandings and reverse psychological techniques that mentalist then used to influence peoples perception of reality (and thus their behavior) by building the performance art forms psychic readings, medium ship, and other paranormal based forms of altering peoples perception of reality while gaining financial compensation for doing so.
This raises an interesting question. Being that mentalist have used sleight of mind in various ways to convince millions of people that they do indeed have supernatural powers and that most of these people continue to believe they do despite the fact that there is absolutely no scientific evidence for it at all, would it be possible to also apply sleight of mind in such a way to get beautiful women into bed?
Well this is exactly what a new class of mentalist under the tutelage of Chase Destiny (founder of Seduction Wizardry) are seeking to do by attempting to use the sleight of mind ideology to influence the perceptions of the women they meet and date so that the only behaviors that make sense from the point of view of these women is to be highly sexual when ever she is in the presence of that mentalist. Too quote Chase Destiny, "Attraction isn't a choice, its what you perceive a person to be on an emotional level."
If perception is reality as the mentalist say it is then this new approach to using sleight of mind to meet women could possibly become a very attractive strategy to anyone seeking to improve his (or her) dating and love life. However, this approach does raise some ethical questions.
One of the big claims being made by the Seduction Wizardry school of seduction, which promotes the idea of using mentalism in dating, that we will look at is among the most controversial ideas to ever arise from the seduction community. It stems from the age old debate between the larger mentalist community and the field of behavioral sciences. While behavioral science seeks to look at the world in a cause and effect sort of way to explain human behavior, mentalism seeks to use psychology in various different ways to influence human thought and behavior. To illustrate the difference more closely lets look at an example of the terms in this debate.
From the point of view of a behavioral scientist a persons behaviors are simply their responses in reaction to what has happened to them that a person exhibits, while in mentalism a persons behavior is a response to their perception of reality. A mentalist would argue that different people respond and behave in different ways for a reason. Similar to the way two different people can look at the same picture and have different thoughts come to mind or examine the same evidence and come to completely different conclusions.
Mentalism has always studied peoples perceptions in order to use that knowledge to influence them and that is how mentalist developed the sleight of mind ideology.Sleight of mind is the set of psychological understandings and reverse psychological techniques that mentalist then used to influence peoples perception of reality (and thus their behavior) by building the performance art forms psychic readings, medium ship, and other paranormal based forms of altering peoples perception of reality while gaining financial compensation for doing so.
This raises an interesting question. Being that mentalist have used sleight of mind in various ways to convince millions of people that they do indeed have supernatural powers and that most of these people continue to believe they do despite the fact that there is absolutely no scientific evidence for it at all, would it be possible to also apply sleight of mind in such a way to get beautiful women into bed?
Well this is exactly what a new class of mentalist under the tutelage of Chase Destiny (founder of Seduction Wizardry) are seeking to do by attempting to use the sleight of mind ideology to influence the perceptions of the women they meet and date so that the only behaviors that make sense from the point of view of these women is to be highly sexual when ever she is in the presence of that mentalist. Too quote Chase Destiny, "Attraction isn't a choice, its what you perceive a person to be on an emotional level."
If perception is reality as the mentalist say it is then this new approach to using sleight of mind to meet women could possibly become a very attractive strategy to anyone seeking to improve his (or her) dating and love life. However, this approach does raise some ethical questions.