The Art of Feminine Seduction: How To Reclaim Power In Dating, Sex, and Love

by Alana McKenzie Page

Overview

Does dating feel like a bottomless pit of incompatible online matches, emotionally unavailable men, and bitter disappointments? Have you been rejected, discarded, used, and abused in love? That all ends today with The Art of Feminine Seduction, an energetic dating system that guarantees you experience heated attraction and deep emotional connection in courtship.

In this juicy and illuminating book, you will find practical guidance and exercises to help you reclaim your feminine energy and finally get what you want in dating, sex, and love. Revealed step-by-step through the author's personal bad date confessions, this book will guide you through everything you need to know in order to

• Unlock your signature seductive allure

• Summon physical attraction and emotional connection with others on demand

• Be seen, heard, and desired by men you are actually interested in

• Create chemistry and fulfilling, committed romantic relationships

The love you want is closer than you think.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781955533133
Publisher:	Quantum Shift Publishing
Publication date:	03/31/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	266
Sales rank:	914,926
File size:	2 MB

Table of Contents

The Art of Feminine Seduction, a dating method to find attraction and connection in love.

Chapter 1 - Desire

Chapter 2 - You Have The Power To Create Love

Chapter 3 - Trust Yourself First

Chapter 4 - Shift To Being

Chapter 5 - Shift To Receiving

Chapter 6 - Shift To Physical

Chapter 7 - Shift To Wild

Chapter 8 - Shift To Emotion

Chapter 9 - Shift The Pace

Chapter 10 - Shift To Process

Chapter 11 - Feminine Sovereignty

Chapter 12 - Sexual Healing

Chapter 13 - Commitment

Editorial Reviews

05/29/2023

“I did not relish terms like energies, manifesting, or soulmate,” Page writes in the introduction to this guide for women seeking to harness their “feminine energy” while looking for committed romantic relationships with men. “But I really wanted a freaking hot boyfriend who was nice to me.” So, after emotionally bruising situations like three months of dating a man who never makes a move, Page dove deep into what she calls “woo woo,” figuring that committing to this “feminine energy” idea was worth a shot, even though she found terms like “feminine” to be “triggering,” noting it had always felt “safer” to downplay her own sexual nature.

Now, pleased with the results, she lays out her approach to “seven feminine energy shifts” that she argues can help women become “someone whose sexual power is clear and embodied,” imbuing them with a “sexy glow, an intriguing presence, and a powerful ability to connect.” For all her talk of “energy shifts,” Page’s advice is practical, rooted in mindfulness practice and self-awareness. She urges readers to connect to their desires, to not be held back by the past, and to be centered, confident, and to balance “Intrigue and Invitation” on dates. “Attraction begins when someone notices something about you,” she notes. Above all else, she insists it’s urgent to “act in service to yourself and see what begins to change in your life.”

Despite the title, The Art of Feminine Seduction is as far from old Cosmopolitan tips as could be. For Page, seduction is not a matter of having the right body; it’s about body language and connection—both to your own power center and to the seductee. The book’s upbeat, inviting, and self-aware in a smart way—Page anticipates reader objections, but always makes a spirited case and offers an amusing or illuminating anecdote. Later chapters touch on “re-seduction” in relationships, how to approach sex, and staying in the “right now.”

Takeaway: Practical, self-affirming, slightly mystic advice for women seeking men.

Comparable Titles: Niki Kinsella’s The Feminine Energy Guide, Courtney Geter’s The Introvert's Guide to Dating.

Production grades Cover: B Design and typography: A Illustrations: N/A Editing: A Marketing copy: A

BookLife Reviews

05/29/2023

“I did not relish terms like energies, manifesting, or soulmate,” Page writes in the introduction to this guide for women seeking to harness their “feminine energy” while looking for committed romantic relationships with men. “But I really wanted a freaking hot boyfriend who was nice to me.” So, after emotionally bruising situations like three months of dating a man who never makes a move, Page dove deep into what she calls “woo woo,” figuring that committing to this “feminine energy” idea was worth a shot, even though she found terms like “feminine” to be “triggering,” noting it had always felt “safer” to downplay her own sexual nature.

Now, pleased with the results, she lays out her approach to “seven feminine energy shifts” that she argues can help women become “someone whose sexual power is clear and embodied,” imbuing them with a “sexy glow, an intriguing presence, and a powerful ability to connect.” For all her talk of “energy shifts,” Page’s advice is practical, rooted in mindfulness practice and self-awareness. She urges readers to connect to their desires, to not be held back by the past, and to be centered, confident, and to balance “Intrigue and Invitation” on dates. “Attraction begins when someone notices something about you,” she notes. Above all else, she insists it’s urgent to “act in service to yourself and see what begins to change in your life.”

Despite the title, The Art of Feminine Seduction is as far from old Cosmopolitan tips as could be. For Page, seduction is not a matter of having the right body; it’s about body language and connection—both to your own power center and to the seductee. The book’s upbeat, inviting, and self-aware in a smart way—Page anticipates reader objections, but always makes a spirited case and offers an amusing or illuminating anecdote. Later chapters touch on “re-seduction” in relationships, how to approach sex, and staying in the “right now.”

Takeaway: Practical, self-affirming, slightly mystic advice for women seeking men.

Comparable Titles: Niki Kinsella’s The Feminine Energy Guide, Courtney Geter’s The Introvert's Guide to Dating.

Production grades Cover: B Design and typography: A Illustrations: N/A Editing: A Marketing copy: A

BookLife

2023-05-08
Dating and intimacy coach Page offers a dating manual that explores how women can use the power of seduction to form satisfying relationships.

After several failed relationships on five continents, during which she was “strung along, left, lied to, emotionally abused, and ghosted in five different languages,” the author says that her life was changed by learning the art of “feminine seduction”—creating intimacy that could satisfy both her and her partner’s desires. The term feminine, as Page clarifies, is defined by one’s energy rather than one’s sexuality or gender. Masculine energy is more “external,” she asserts, while feminine energy is more “internal” or emotional, and everyone has both types. Page believes that “no specific strategic action you can take will fundamentally change a man’s feelings for you”; however, she says that “a shift to feminine energy” in one’s actions can foster “a mind-blowing emotional connection with them.” Page demonstrates how she applied feminine seduction techniques to change her own life in frank retellings of dates and sexual experiences and accounts of meeting and marrying her husband. The book details how to undertake seven “energy shifts” and employ three “ingredients” for seduction: “Attraction,” “Sexual Tension,” and “Emotional Connection.” Page also refers to bestselling author Gary Chapman’s The Five Love Languages(1992) in her advice on practicing and receiving love. Her strategies effectively emphasize mutual trust and respect, and her focus on breathing and mindfulness exercises speaks to readers’ anxiety-filled, fast-paced lifestyles. The author’s visualization and writing exercises are particularly clear and helpful, as are her tips for navigating the world of online dating—such as asking yourself if you would kiss the person in a dating-profile picture. Each chapter ends with bullet points and thoughtful questions about how to tap into this energy and form one’s “Vision of Love.” Her personal stories add further credibility to her relationship framework.

A motivational book of useful relationship tips.

Kirkus Reviews