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Originally posted by Legalizer
Have a little inner conversation with Venus, goddess of love, give it a month or so and she'll throw someone at your feet, maybe not the person you have your eye on but a person meaningful to you.
Originally posted by Legalizer
Love is a series of brain chemicals.
To have someone love you is to have some addictive, dependent, on the stimulation o the brain by these chemicals.
Why would you want to do that?
Originally posted by jedimiller
I have a spell. this will work on all girls.
1. Take em out to an expensive dinner.
2. Spend hundred of dollars on her.
3. Make love to her, the right way.
Focus pocus!
she loves you!
Originally posted by pak88
Thats sure is lame. If thats the case then why not just get a prositute---they are much cheaper, and take less time.
covert commands
Covert commands exclusively belong to the realm of Neuro-Linguistic Programming.... Delivering covert commands means giving orders that cannot be disobeyed, because they bypass the conscious barriers! There are different categories of covert commands, the most powerful being embedded commands, ie: commands that are embedded inside what appear the be ordinary colloquial senteces.
An embedded command is a Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) technique for "planting" a thought (state, process, or experience) within the mind of another person beneath the person’s conscious awareness. This is done through presuppositions, which are assumptions implied within verbal structures. (These are similar to what Ayn Rand called premises.) If you think of an embedded command as a "virus of the mind", then the weasel phrase is the invisible hypodermic needle used to inject that "mental virus" into the mind of your target.
In the English language, commands end with a down turn in tonality. Embedded commands mandate the use of a commanding tonality to be effective. The commands usually possess the word formation of a question, but the tonality of a command. For example, "What's it like when you become incredibly loving!"
The purpose of using embedded commands is to move your target’s mind in the direction you want it to go without seeming to be intruding or ordering in any way.