The Art of Seduction: Psychology

Author: Robert Greene

Translated by Munir Suleiman

It doesn't require you to invent or create, nor to make something out of nothing, but rather to discover what already exists. The difference between a seducer and a non-seducer is like the difference between a diamond and coal; both are made of the same material, carbon atoms, but in a diamond, these atoms are arranged and crystallized differently than in coal. This book will help you rearrange your psychological components and carry out this crystallization process, so that you may adorn yourself with diamonds and shed the dust and coal that cover you. Seduction is like gravity: we all fall under its influence and operate according to its law, whether we realize it or not. Thus, we are all celestial bodies swimming in the space of seduction: some of us are bright or dim stars, some are suns, some are planets, and some are moons, meteors, and meteorites. No star dies but for another to be born, and no sun fades but for another to illuminate. Who are you in this magnificent system? This is what this book will help you discover so that you may enjoy what nature has bestowed upon you and be at the forefront. Get what you want by manipulating everyone's greatest weakness: the desire for pleasure. Seduction is the most subtle, elusive, and effective form of power. It is evident in John F. Kennedy's control over the masses, just as it is in Cleopatra's sway over Antony. Now, the author of the best-selling book "The 48 Laws of Power" has written a guide that combines the literature of seduction, from Freud to Kierkegaard, and from Ovid to Casanova, with clever strategies represented by the success and failure stories of historical figures. Once again, Robert Greene identifies the timeless laws of the eternal game of seduction, which lies beyond good and evil, and reveals how to cast a spell on the target, break their resistance, and ultimately make them surrender.