Sean with Vishen and Mike

Alright, it's finally up! Sean Stephenson's second part of Making Love, Not War – How To Create A Deep Attraction.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Sean is a magnet. He draws people in like moths to a flame. It's nothing weird or voodoo-esque. It's just because of his immense compassion and how he treats each person with the utmost respect. You can literally feel his vibe from the videos.

In this part, Sean will be going over the The Ultimate 2 Needs And Wants Of Men And Women.

Before you say, "Only 2 needs?" remember, Sean has been through it all and then some.

So here is Sean's long awaited second part on creating a deep attraction. And this time, it's all about what men and women want. You'll be surprised at what these 2 needs are. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized how true everything he said was.

Things might get a little naughty, so viewers be warned .

Oh, and if you missed the first part of this series, no worries, it's right here >> And if you're already wanting the 3rd and last part, don't fret, it's coming up.

For those who don't know, Sean's also got his own personal blog that's coming up soon. You can get more info on it over here >>

So enjoy:

The Ultimate 3 Needs And Wants Of Men And Women

Segment 1

Segment 2

Segment 3

I just have one question for you after you watch this video. How have these 2 much needed characteristics played a part in your life? I want to know your honest opinions so feel free to drop a comment and let loose.

And don't forget, if you want more info on Sean's new blog and you're interested in getting early notification, just check out this page >>

Cheers,

Vishen

P.S. Look out for Sean's last part of Making Love, Not War in a week or so. He's going to reveal the biggest killer of attraction and the number 1 builder of attraction!

Spirituality and science. Can those two even mix?

Well, Ken Wilber, the man behind some of the most profound works on psychology, philosophy, and spirituality dares to address this deep and often touchy subject.

In this fascinating talk, Ken describes what he calls the 3 strands or 3 wings of science that need to be present in order to understand the physical world and the "other worlds" in a reliable and accurate fashion.

Love to hear your thoughts on this. Especially when it comes to his methodology. Drop a comment and let us know.