seduction secrets of cleopatra

Seduction Secrets Of Cleopatra There has only ever been ONE Cleopatra - and there will never be another woman quite in the same league as her. This was a phenomenal woman. An extraordinary woman. And, perhaps the most seductive woman who ever lived. So, today's post will be sharing with you some of Cleopatra's seduction secrets for seducing men ;-) Now, Cleopatra was a woman who could WIN, whatever she wanted to win - time and time again. She was also a woman who could get practically anything in the world that she ever desired - whether it be love, power, wealth or prestige. There was a favorite secret method that Cleopatra liked to use to get what she wanted - the 'paradoxical intention method.' She applied her method like this; 1. Internally, you must concentrate very hard on what you want and always focus intently on it. 2. Externally, you must appear to be completely relaxed and nonchalant. As you can see, it was actually quite a simple method that Cleopatra used to get what she wanted, but it was powerful enough (of course,) to enable her to win the coveted prize - each and every time! Cleopatra was certainly a very imaginative and creative woman, and she naturally used this talent for creative imagination to her fullest advantage. Another thing that Cleopatra did was make FULL use of her imagination to devise her schemes. And, so should YOU! In fact, it's always ideal for a woman to make the MOST of the things around her, and never let life just pass her by. So, a clever and productive woman aims to devise as many positive scenarios in her mind as possible - to plot, to invent, to count steps and plan dialogues! Cleopatra' first goal was to become QUEEN, and in order to become queen, she was aware that she'd need to make full use her imagination in order to plan out an intricate chain of complicated moves. These moves also needed to be well thought-out in advance. By the ancient dynastic rules, in order to become queen, Cleopatra first had to become the wife of her own younger brother. So, she began her quest for Royal supremacy in such a formal manner. However, Cleopatra also had the desire for LOVE, so her next step was to figure out in her mind which man was the best possible option for her. CAESAR, she decided was the man for her! And, once again, Cleopatra came up with a perfect plan to win her prize!

Now, the first part of her plan was all about how she could possibly manage to set up a meeting with Caesar - and manage to bypass the enemies undetected. The next part of the plan would be how she could SEDUCE Caesar - instantly. You see doves, Cleopatra never did things half way, it was all or nothing! And, when she was first brought before Caesar, she was completely hidden from view - in a bale of rags. The servants approached Caesar with the bale, and immediately threw it at his feet. And, Cleopatra suddenly emerged in all her feminine glory from the rags! Just imagine Caesar's surprise doves, this sensual and exotic Egyptian queen suddenly appearing out of trash and dust - what a way to disguise herself - and a very unusual joke! That brings me to the subject of NOVELTY and HUMOR. Attractive women who introduce novelty into their relationships, and who also have a great sense of humor, are irresistible to men. Even a spoiled Roman emperor such as Caesar was not immune to such feminine charms. Actually, he couldn't resist such charms! And, despite the popular assumption that Cleopatra was a beauty, she wasn't really a beautiful woman at all. In fact, Cleopatra's portrait on ancient coins is of a woman with deep-set eyes, an aquiline nose and a protruding chin. So, she was far from beautiful! But there was one thing that Cleopatra excelled in, and that was the ART OF SEDUCTION. Of course too, Cleopatra, as well as many Eastern women of her time, knew a lot of erotic tricks. However, Cleopatra was all too aware that sex is the main magnet of attraction that just about every worldly woman tries to use, in order to keep her man. So, a woman really needs to have other tricks up her sleeve in order to retain a man's interest. Cleopatra knew her high caliber men! And, she knew that Caesar was a supremely confident, self-assured and sexually experienced man (in fact, the ultimate ALPHA man,) and that it was usually impossible for a man such as him to ever be loyal to one woman. So Cleopatra got to thinking; how to KEEP a man's interest forever.... She eventually concluded that to keep a man like Caesar, she'd need to motivate him, as well as SURPRISE him every single day they were together. She also made the decision that every morning she was with him, she would wake up happy, and she'd make Caesar laugh like no other woman had. Cleopatra also liked to use the power of fascination and intrigue on her men. She believed that when a woman was in a relationship with a man, the woman must always be ready to have a sweet carrot ready to distract her beloved! With her powerful seduction secrets, she even managed to win Marc Antony for herself whisking him away from the dignified, and much more beautiful Octavia. And, whenever Marc

would get annoyed or angry over something, Cleopatra would completely disappear off his radar. Of course she knew that this tactic would would make Marc feel miserable or insecure in himself ;-) And, all he could think about was Cleopatra! You see lovelies, Cleopatra knew how to make use of the 'scarcity factor' in a relationship, as well as introduce the element of SURPRISE. Another seduction tactic that Cleopatra loved to use on a man was to give her man the greatest pleasure that he's ever had - and to give her ALL to him. And, once she saw that Marc had learned his lesson, she'd come back with some new surprise, or delivering some kind of fun in her usual fantastical manner. Cleopatra also knew that it pays a woman to be UNIQUE, to be an opportunist, and to always be open to inventing new and exciting events in your life. Here's an example of Cleopatra's.... There were a few times when Antony summoned Cleopatra for a meeting, but their meeting had to be postponed for some reason or another. But Cleopatra wasn't ever a woman to give up and she decided to plan 'a grand ship surprise.' With soft music playing, and under the guise of twilight, a huge sailing vessel made of precious wood sailed. And, right there under the billowing scarlet sails (that exuded the heady scent of jasmine,) was Cleopatra, posing like a true goddess of love! When Anthony finally recovered from the shock from seeing such a sight, the grand ship suddenly lit up magnificent illumination. Cleopatra certainly was a phenomenal and extraordinary woman doves. And, just think, she managed to lure Marc Antony to her in at a time when the sea was closed to navigation! Moreover, because of the fact that Antony couldn't return to Rome at the time, Cleopatra made sure to give him the winter vacation of his LIFE. So, with a close circle of 12 friends, every morning, and all day long, Cleopatra invented endless pleasures for Antony- even the pleasures of a theater with the repertoire updated hourly. Of course, with such a phenomenal and extraordinary women, the utterly enchanted Marc Antony gradually forgot all about Octavia, and he remained with his beloved Cleopatra until the end of his life! Recent Feedback; "I'm motivated by the number of women who can be touched if each of us spreads what we embrace and thereby touching the lives of men. What a noble and honorable cause. I'm so glad to have crossed paths."

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