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Article 1 - Cutting Edge Science for an Ancient Desire- Reading Unspoken Emotions

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Cutting Edge Science for an Ancient Desire- Reading Unspoken Emotions

Did you know that there's an amazing ability a tiny segment of the human population has for detecting hidden emotions?  For eons humans have tried to find some way to detect deception and other hidden feelings and thoughts.  For the first time in human history, an ancient ability has become trainable.  Science is uncovering methods that now allow humans to develop and enhance intuitive understanding of the emotions another person is experiencing-even if the other person tries to hide those emotions!

The recent television show, "Lie to Me" popularized the incredible research findings of psychologist, Paul Ekman.  Of the 100 most often cited psychologists in the twentieth century, Ekman is ranked 59th!  There's a good reason for that.  His work has revealed the amazing ability many humans have for detecting unspoken emotions, emotions that are revealed unconsciously through suppressed facial expressions. These are called "microexpressions."  He has also proven that there are over two thousand distinct facial expressions with unique meanings (used by humans worldwide)!

In case you missed the show, microexpressions are movements of the face that last only a fraction of a second.  If a person is angry, their brows pull together ever so slightly for just a fraction of a second before the conscious mind suppresses that outward display of the hidden inner feeling.  Fear flashes across the face in a way that cannot be consciously suppressed until after a microexpressions is suppressed.  Joy and excitement are also sometimes suppressed to hide motives, hopes, or feelings others may not share.

A dating coach by the name of James Bauer has discovered a method that allows women to tap into a fantastic reservoir of intuitive insights.  There's a part of the mind that unconsciously picks up on microexpressions and many other forms of hidden information that can give a woman an incredible advantage when it comes to love, men, and dating.  James has refined a simple approach that gives you access to that part of your intuition reliably.

Have you ever wanted to know if he is enjoying a date with you?  Have you ever wanted to bypass relationship anxiety that haunts you with questions about his level of commitment and questions about whether you are with the right guy?  Have you ever wanted to experience the confidence that comes from an ever-present guide that whispers in your ear about what to do next in a relationship?

If so, you owe it to yourself and your future happiness to watch a short video that describes how James discovered a path to unfolding your natural female intuition.  
Click here to watch the video now and learn how to gain confidence, shed uneasy fears, and gain uncanny insights into the thoughts of your man.

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Cutting Edge Science for an Ancient Desire- Reading Unspoken Emotions
 
Did you know that there's an amazing ability a tiny segment of the human population has for detecting hidden emotions? For eons humans have tried to find some way to detect deception and other hidden feelings and thoughts. For the first time in human history, an ancient ability has become trainable. Science is uncovering methods that now allow humans to develop and enhance intuitive understanding of the emotions another person is experiencing-even if the other person tries to hide those emotions!
 
The recent television show, "Lie to Me" popularized the incredible research findings of psychologist, Paul Ekman. Of the 100 most often cited psychologists in the twentieth century, Ekman is ranked 59th! There's a good reason for that. His work has revealed the amazing ability many humans have for detecting unspoken emotions, emotions that are revealed unconsciously through suppressed facial expressions. These are called "microexpressions." He has also proven that there are over two thousand distinct facial expressions with unique meanings (used by humans worldwide)! 
 
In case you missed the show, microexpressions are movements of the face that last only a fraction of a second. If a person is angry, their brows pull together ever so slightly for just a fraction of a second before the conscious mind suppresses that outward display of the hidden inner feeling. Fear flashes across the face in a way that cannot be consciously suppressed until after a microexpressions is suppressed. Joy and excitement are also sometimes suppressed to hide motives, hopes, or feelings others may not share.
 
A dating coach by the name of James Bauer has discovered a method that allows women to tap into a fantastic reservoir of intuitive insights. There's a part of the mind that unconsciously picks up on microexpressions and many other forms of hidden information that can give a woman an incredible advantage when it comes to love, men, and dating. James has refined a simple approach that gives you access to that part of your intuition reliably.
 
Have you ever wanted to know if he is enjoying a date with you? Have you ever wanted to bypass relationship anxiety that haunts you with questions about his level of commitment and questions about whether you are with the right guy? Have you ever wanted to experience the confidence that comes from an ever-present guide that whispers in your ear about what to do next in a relationship? 
 
If so, you owe it to yourself and your future happiness to watch a short video that describes how James discovered a path to unfolding your natural female intuition. 
Click here to watch the video now and learn how to gain confidence, shed uneasy fears, and gain uncanny insights into the thoughts of your man.

Article 2 - The Sombrero

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I couldn't solidify any direct argument against the sombreros when they stood firm against my initial objection, so I reluctantly donned my giant hat and tried to squeeze into the back of a small car with my four goofy amigos.

I again raised my concern about offending someone when they told me we were going to an authentic Mexican restaurant.  They countered that the famous movie "The Three Amigos" didn't seem to offend anyone despite the gringos using sombreros throughout the movie.  They said the key is that everyone knows you're just being silly.

When we arrived at the restaurant, my initial fears were subdued when we were greeted enthusiastically with a large grin and playful response from the Mexican receptionist.  But as we passed by several male servers standing behind a counter I was struck with a sudden feeling of unease about one person in particular.  He was shorter than some of his companions, quite thin, with the kind of look in his eye that suggests a man who holds more social rank than you might guess from surface appearance.  He was grinning like the rest, but there was something else I intuitively sensed that set off a warning in my mind.

Near the end of our meal my intuitive reaction to the thin waiter revealed itself to be correct.  Several of the Mexican waiters emerged from the kitchen, chanting a Spanish birthday song.  The thin waiter stood directly behind my chair.  I was shocked to suddenly find the birthday cake being smashed in my face!  Everyone laughed (including my friends), but he didn't stop there.  He proceeded to grind the cake into my face, twisting my nose as he pushed the cake around on the face of the man who had offended him.

For a fraction of a second I considered that I might have to stand up and remove his hands from my face.  At that second, his hands were gone, the clapping and cheering receding back into the kitchen.  While my friends were still carrying on the outward cheer, I could see in their faces they were not oblivious to the event that had just taken place.

As they say, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but cake in the face can't hurt me."  No harm done.  I learned my lesson.  I learned to trust my intuition about people.  The logical part of our mind is incapable of processing the kind of information that arises in our consciousness as a glimpse into the future or a glimpse into the mind of another person.  We trust our logic too much.  We should listen to our intuition when it comes to people.

All too often, we stifle the insights we get about people.  Intuition is crushed by the very habits of thought and analytical reasoning trained into our minds from the day we first entered the formal education system.  And for good reason- unless we're talking relationships.  In the world of relationships, intuition rules.

As a dating and relationship coach, I have seen the amazing power women have for intuitively gaining insights about relationship issues.  Some women are simply uncanny in their ability to know the thoughts of the men they are dating.  Others voice insights but then quickly backtrack, insisting you cannot act on information when you don't know where that information came from.

I have learned to coach women to further develop their intuition about men and relationships.  It brings far superior results.  
I find there are certain building blocks that help women understand men, but at some point they need to spread their wings and leave that foundation behind.  I have been studying methods to help women do just that.  If you would like to learn the full power of your natural female intuition, I invite you to look over my shoulder as I reveal the methods that have brought intuition to life for other women.

James Bauer

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I've always prided myself in being culturally sensitive. So when my friends showed up on my birthday with a bunch of sombrero hats, I was hesitant to go along with the plan. My buddies had decided they would take me to a Mexican restaurant (my favorite), and they thought sombreros would add to the fun.
 
I couldn't solidify any direct argument against the sombreros when they stood firm against my initial objection, so I reluctantly donned my giant hat and tried to squeeze into the back of a small car with my four goofy amigos. 
 
I again raised my concern about offending someone when they told me we were going to an authentic Mexican restaurant. They countered that the famous movie "The Three Amigos" didn't seem to offend anyone despite the gringos using sombreros throughout the movie. They said the key is that everyone knows you're just being silly.
 
When we arrived at the restaurant, my initial fears were subdued when we were greeted enthusiastically with a large grin and playful response from the Mexican receptionist. But as we passed by several male servers standing behind a counter I was struck with a sudden feeling of unease about one person in particular. He was shorter than some of his companions, quite thin, with the kind of look in his eye that suggests a man who holds more social rank than you might guess from surface appearance. He was grinning like the rest, but there was something else I intuitively sensed that set off a warning in my mind. 
 
Near the end of our meal my intuitive reaction to the thin waiter revealed itself to be correct. Several of the Mexican waiters emerged from the kitchen, chanting a Spanish birthday song. The thin waiter stood directly behind my chair. I was shocked to suddenly find the birthday cake being smashed in my face! Everyone laughed (including my friends), but he didn't stop there. He proceeded to grind the cake into my face, twisting my nose as he pushed the cake around on the face of the man who had offended him.
 
For a fraction of a second I considered that I might have to stand up and remove his hands from my face. At that second, his hands were gone, the clapping and cheering receding back into the kitchen. While my friends were still carrying on the outward cheer, I could see in their faces they were not oblivious to the event that had just taken place.
 
As they say, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but cake in the face can't hurt me." No harm done. I learned my lesson. I learned to trust my intuition about people. The logical part of our mind is incapable of processing the kind of information that arises in our consciousness as a glimpse into the future or a glimpse into the mind of another person. We trust our logic too much. We should listen to our intuition when it comes to people.
 
All too often, we stifle the insights we get about people. Intuition is crushed by the very habits of thought and analytical reasoning trained into our minds from the day we first entered the formal education system. And for good reason- unless we're talking relationships. In the world of relationships, intuition rules.
 
As a dating and relationship coach, I have seen the amazing power women have for intuitively gaining insights about relationship issues. Some women are simply uncanny in their ability to know the thoughts of the men they are dating. Others voice insights but then quickly backtrack, insisting you cannot act on information when you don't know where that information came from.
 
I have learned to coach women to further develop their intuition about men and relationships. It brings far superior results. 
I find there are certain building blocks that help women understand men, but at some point they need to spread their wings and leave that foundation behind. I have been studying methods to help women do just that. If you would like to learn the full power of your natural female intuition, I invite you to look over my shoulder as I reveal the methods that have brought intuition to life for other women.
 
James Bauer

Article 3 - Two Choices to Choose a Man

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1.  To select your final choice based on five minutes of reading facts and history about each person, or...

2.  To select your final choice based on five minutes of face-to-face interaction with each person.

Most people would choose option two.  Why?  Because no single page of information could possibly provide as much "information" as you would gather from five minutes of interacting with him in person.

Sure, if you were interviewed after five minutes of talking with a man, you would be able to provide far fewer facts than what you would gather from five minutes of reading information-packed material about him.  But as you well know, it's not the facts that inform our choices for something as deep and complex as romantic relationships.

When you interact with someone in person, your intuition sparks to life and crackles with energy as it processes thousands of variables that give us the "feel" for who this guy is.  Our mind picks up on a lot of information that we are only vaguely aware of on a conscious level.

But what would you say if I cut your five minutes down to six seconds?  Psychologists used to be highly skeptical of the notion that you could sense things about a person based on intuition alone.  But that was before they began studying this extraordinary aspect of what it means to be human.

In a 1993 study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Nalini Ambady videotaped 13 college teachers as they taught their classes. She asked students who knew nothing about the teachers to rate the teachers based on just thirty seconds of silent video footage.

The student judges rated the teachers on 13 variables, such as how effective they were as a teacher.   Ambady then compared those ratings with the ratings of actual students who spent the whole semester learning from the teacher.

The results were shocking.  The silent video ratings were highly correlated (76% overlap) with the actual student ratings of the teachers!  The correlation was far higher than anyone could understand.

Out of curiosity, she then cut the video tape slices down to 15 seconds, then down to just 6 seconds in subsequent studies using the same research method.  Each time, the students accurately predicted the most successful teachers.

Ambady said, "There was no significant difference between the results with 30-second clips and six-second clips."  The research didn't stop there.  Psychologists have found that college students can rate each other's personalities very accurately from just sitting in groups for a few seconds.

Here's the point.  Without knowing how, our minds intuitively gather rich information about people.  People are too complex for logic.  Our logical mind is useful, but it simply cannot keep up with the sheer number of factors that are at play in human interaction.

Now let me tell you about James Bauer...

James Bauer is a dating coach who teaches women to tap into their intuition to guide them through the dating process.  He has learned that his clients get far better results when they learn how to listen to their own intuition.

In fact, James has developed a process with simple instructions teaching anyone how to do. He has just released the final version of his materials along with a free video about the concept, which you can check out here.

If you realize that most of dating comes down to making good choices, and if you realize how powerful intuition can be as a source of information, doesn't it make sense to refine the ability to tap into your intuition more often?

That's what James is doing now.  He is providing women with the insights he has gained that allow us to tap into our own intuition.  What's more, he is offering the knowledge you need to bypass relationship anxiety and know exactly what to do at each stage of the relationship.  Click here to see where intuition can take your love life.

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Imagine this situation and decide what you would do. Thirty men were chosen as potential lifelong partners for you. You now must choose one of them to marry. Which of the following two scenarios would you choose for yourself if you had only these two options?
 
1. To select your final choice based on five minutes of reading facts and history about each person, or...
 
2. To select your final choice based on five minutes of face-to-face interaction with each person.
 
Most people would choose option two. Why? Because no single page of information could possibly provide as much "information" as you would gather from five minutes of interacting with him in person. 
 
Sure, if you were interviewed after five minutes of talking with a man, you would be able to provide far fewer facts than what you would gather from five minutes of reading information-packed material about him. But as you well know, it's not the facts that inform our choices for something as deep and complex as romantic relationships.
 
When you interact with someone in person, your intuition sparks to life and crackles with energy as it processes thousands of variables that give us the "feel" for who this guy is. Our mind picks up on a lot of information that we are only vaguely aware of on a conscious level.
 
But what would you say if I cut your five minutes down to six seconds? Psychologists used to be highly skeptical of the notion that you could sense things about a person based on intuition alone. But that was before they began studying this extraordinary aspect of what it means to be human. 
 
In a 1993 study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Nalini Ambady videotaped 13 college teachers as they taught their classes. She asked students who knew nothing about the teachers to rate the teachers based on just thirty seconds of silent video footage. 
 
The student judges rated the teachers on 13 variables, such as how effective they were as a teacher. Ambady then compared those ratings with the ratings of actual students who spent the whole semester learning from the teacher. 
 
The results were shocking. The silent video ratings were highly correlated (76% overlap) with the actual student ratings of the teachers! The correlation was far higher than anyone could understand. 
 
Out of curiosity, she then cut the video tape slices down to 15 seconds, then down to just 6 seconds in subsequent studies using the same research method. Each time, the students accurately predicted the most successful teachers. 
 
Ambady said, "There was no significant difference between the results with 30-second clips and six-second clips." The research didn't stop there. Psychologists have found that college students can rate each other's personalities very accurately from just sitting in groups for a few seconds. 
 
Here's the point. Without knowing how, our minds intuitively gather rich information about people. People are too complex for logic. Our logical mind is useful, but it simply cannot keep up with the sheer number of factors that are at play in human interaction.
 
Now let me tell you about James Bauer...
 
James Bauer is a dating coach who teaches women to tap into their intuition to guide them through the dating process. He has learned that his clients get far better results when they learn how to listen to their own intuition. 
 
In fact, James has developed a process with simple instructions teaching anyone how to do. He has just released the final version of his materials along with a free video about the concept, which you can check out here. 
 
If you realize that most of dating comes down to making good choices, and if you realize how powerful intuition can be as a source of information, doesn't it make sense to refine the ability to tap into your intuition more often? 
 
That's what James is doing now. He is providing women with the insights he has gained that allow us to tap into our own intuition. What's more, he is offering the knowledge you need to bypass relationship anxiety and know exactly what to do at each stage of the relationship. Click here to see where intuition can take your love life.