How To Make Them Fall For You (The 2 Deep Principles Of Attraction)

Quazi (00:00):

Quasi here. And in today’s video, I want to share with you how to truly get someone to fall in love with you and how to truly become attractive to your ideal partner. This video will undo all of the misconstrued notions that you’ve probably heard out there like, oh, you’ve got to get someone to jump through hoops for you and all of those notions that aren’t really true. And by the end of this video, I’m going to share with you two keys, just two core principles. You’ve got to understand in order to genuinely get attraction from the other person. Okay. So I want you to stick around to the very end of this, because I do think this will be super valuable for you.

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And a lot of people have a misconstrued notion about is that you must do something in order to get attraction from the other person, right? So this brings an excessive focus on, Aw, you know, what do I text? What should I text this other person? Or what should I say, what line do I use? And there is this progressive overthinking of what to do. And there is an excessive focus on doing so most are always focused on the doing pot. They’re always focused on the next thing to do the next thing to text the next thing to say, and the next thing to wear and the next cologne to wear or perfume to wear in order to attract their ideal partner and truth. None of that really matters. If you look around you, there is people with all sorts of, in all sorts of different situations, attracting all sorts of different partners and sometimes it’s flabbergasting, right?

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So you think that, ah, you know, this person is way out of that. Person’s li how come that person and this person are together. Well, then there’s definitely something that you’re not seeing. It’s not physical to the visible eye, right? So the only reason why we’re always focused on doing is because the mind is excessively attached on the physical, on what it can see on what the senses touch, right? So it’s always thinking, oh, you must be attractive. You must be good looking in order to attract someone. And that’s not necessarily true, right? Because there is that element of personality. And that’s why a lot of not the best looking guys often walk, walk around with the most stunning women, right? So the personality aspect is a huge factor here too. So this is the biggest problem we’re always focused on doing, and this focus excessive on doing actually arises from a deep insecurity in oneself.

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So I want you to take a moment and really reflect on this. Why are you so focused on doing the next technique and being able to say the right thing and asking your friends, or like your pickup coach, like what you should say, right? It’s because there’s a deep insecurity that you have about yourself. You don’t feel good enough to communicate with this person. So you think you should get advice from someone else, or you should consult some online forum on how to communicate with this person. So you’re not really present to the moment instead, it gets you more and more deeper and deeper in your head about it. And when you get deeper and deeper in your head about it, you’re always focused on what I can get from this person. What can I get from this person? But do you really think this other person is thinking about that?

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They’re not right. They’re not really thinking about, oh, what can I get from this person? If it happens, it happens. If it doesn’t happen, they’re okay with it. They’re not really expecting anything from it, which brings me to that next point of what really makes someone attractive in order to fully understand that. I want you to look at the people that you’re attracted to the kind of guys and gals that you’re attracted to. Who are you attracted to and what kind of qualities do they have and why do you think you’re attracted to them? Chances are you’re attracted to them because they don’t really need anything from you. You know, they’re kind of going about the person that you’re attracted to, they’re going about doing their own thing, you know, going through their own lives and, you know, per chance you communicate with them and you sort of see how immersed they are in their own world.

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And because they’re so immersed involved in their own world, you want to be a part of their world, right? Because it seems so interesting. There won’t seem so interesting and they have no interest, or they’re not like begging for your attention or your validation or your, you know, so that they don’t really need anything from you. And when someone doesn’t need something from someone else, they automatically radiate attractiveness, right? It’s kind of like an arrow that points to them. They become attractive because they don’t need something. Whenever you need something from someone you repel them, it’s kind of like a mirror in front of the mirror. When you present the image of taking a needing the mirror reflects taking back. When you represent giving in front of the mirror, the mirror represents giving back, right? So in order to really get something from someone, you have to give up that neediness and just give without the expectation of needing something. Okay? So chances are, you’re attracted to people who are not needy, non needy,

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And

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They have this quality of expensiveness about them. So I want you to really look at people who are expensive. Look at women and men who are expensive. What do I mean by this? If you look at famous actors, a good example I like to use is George Clooney. If you look at George Clooney and Julia Roberts, right in that ocean’s 11 or oceans, whatever scene, he’s kind of like the character who’s owning up and confessing his attraction, right? And he’s shamelessly confessing his attraction. He has nothing to lose. Like he’s not afraid of getting shot down now, right? He’s just putting on his cards out

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There without any sort of fear

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Of what’s going to happen if they don’t accept. Right? So this is, it’s the quality that makes someone attractive when they don’t have any sort of shield about them when they don’t have any God about them, the other quality that makes someone attractive. And this is going to be a shocker to you is vulnerability. When someone is vulnerable, that is incredibly attractive right now. I don’t mean vulnerability in the sense that you’re always complaining and you’re talking about your problems. That’s not what vulnerability is. That’s just being annoying. So vulnerability really is not being afraid to share, not withholding things, but not doing it in an uncalibrated manner, right? If it’s required, you’ll be vulnerable. And really think about this. I’m a man or a woman who’s incredibly vulnerable to you and is opening up to you and gives you their trust. You’re going to want to give your trust and vulnerability to them.

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When someone creates the space of vulnerability for you, you’re going to want to create this space of vulnerability for them. And this is what makes attraction happen. When two people come together and they give up their shields, they’re now able to become one with each other, right? And this is exactly what vulnerability establishes and all of these things are actually combined together, right? None neediness literally means I don’t need anything from you. I’m going to be vulnerable with you without needing anything from you, right? I’m going to open up to you without needing anything from you. Expensiveness really means becoming more and more than, you know, doubling down on that. Non-media, it’s just going forward with your attraction and confessing it. Not being afraid to confess it. And vulnerability simply is, well, I have nothing to lose. I’m just going to give with these three qualities, someone becomes intensely attractive.

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Okay? This is seriously powerful. If you are any of these three qualities in front of someone with someone just within yourself. And again, these are qualities of the self, right? These are qualities of an individual. This isn’t something that you’re doing. This is a principle that you’re operating from. You’re not contracting, you’re not needy and you’re not holding back. You’re giving everything. But at the same time, you’re willing to let go. At any time you don’t need anything from this person, you are fully without needing to receive anything. So this brings me to the two keys that you must have

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In order to attract someone, you must be attracted to them.

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Now you might be wondering what I’m always attracted to all the people that I talk to, but for some reason, they’re not attracted to me. I don’t think you understand what being attracted really means. You’re being attracted to someone, but you’re withholding your attraction by being in your head and not being present to the moment. Think about all the people you’re attracted to. When you’re attracted to someone, you’re always thinking about what you can get from them. Chances are they’re not reciprocating because you are withholding. What do you want to get? You know, you you’re withholding your attraction to them instead of being open and expansive in your attracted nets to them, you’re contracting in your attractiveness. You’re like, oh, I’m attracted or. You know, this isn’t good. Or now they have the upper hand they’re on the pedestal. Ah, this is so bad.

Quazi (10:00):

I shouldn’t be attracted to them. That’s what’s happening in your head. Or the other thing that’s happening in your head is, oh, I’m attracted to this person. What can I say? What’s the next line I can say, how can I manifest a text from this person? Or I’m going to go home and visualize this person a lot so I can get them. That’s so perverse. Like, that’s just so messed up because they’re not doing the same thing for you. They’re just, they just had a good interaction with you. And they’re probably like, wow, this person was good to be around. And that’s how you should be as well. When you need more than the other person needs from you, then the other person will control you like a puppet on the street.

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Right? So

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In order to attract, you’ve got to expand in your attractiveness. You’ve got to be attracted and expand into it and expand into it. What does that look like? Or the exact example I showed you with that attractive character, like George Clooney, like he will confess his attraction without needing something from, and the other person,

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Right. He’ll just shamelessly just

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Express his attraction. Like, Hey, I’m attracted to you kind of thing. So expand into your attractiveness to this other person. But it doesn’t literally mean you have to tell them that you’re attracted to them. If it makes sense in the moment then yes. But if not then no, but it’s, it’s in the vibe, right? It’s just expressing attraction without using the words to do it. Okay. That’s number one. And number two is be willing to let go at any time. This is the secret to attraction at any moment. This is the secret to not just attraction in the sense of another person, but also attraction in the sense of your goals. Whenever you go towards your goals, right? You, uh, engage in some process, you have the attitude of I’m going to fully immerse myself in this process and give it all takes. But at the same time, I’m willing to let go at any moment. This is when you reach the balance between effort and surrender effort and surrender in yoga or Sanskrit, it’s called fight Ikea and RVSM.

Quazi (12:17):

And it essentially means when you strike that balance between effort and surrender. When you put in the effort without needing or caring about the fruits of your labor, the result is just taken care of it effortlessly happens. You don’t need to do anything to get it. You simply focus on your pot. You have the right to action, but never to the fruits of your labor, right? This is what the back of Adita says. So this is why I talk about being attracted and expanding into your attractiveness, to the other person, not contracting into it whenever you’re in this conversation with this other person, instead of being in your head about what you’re going to say next. So take next, just be with this other person, be attracted to them, look them deep in the eyes,

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Talk to them, you know, admit that you’re attracted to them and let

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Whatever comes out from that place, come out, whatever teasing, whatever flirting comes out, let that come out naturally. Instead of forcing it, instead of being like, oh, now I got to say this next line. And I gotta say that next line. And I got to do this. And I got to go home and visualize them. Number two, be willing to let go at any moment, you know, just be willing to let go of this person at any moment. Not need anything from them, not put them high on some pedestal and dream about them. This is something I’ve struggled with a very long time. When I first started off in this journey and everyone goes through that journey, right? Everyone goes through the journey of awe. You know, let’s try these techniques. Let’s, you know, dress better. Let’s work out. Let’s do all of those. And all of those things are good.

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What all of those things do is they help you become more centered and grounded in yourself. So you don’t focus on doing something or, you know, you truly believe and start to see that you are an attractive person. You are an attractive person because you are this person who is on their own mission and has their own life and their own reality. Right? And you attract other people into your reality. You bring them into this interesting world. If you start to focus on your own purpose, you’ll naturally become a magnet for other people. They’re going to look at you and be like, oh wow, this person is so, so purposeful because that’s what people look for. You know, people are lacking purpose right now, nowadays in society, not everyone has their own goals and moving towards their own dreams and visions. Most people are really lost in they’re looking for answers.

Quazi (14:30):

And when they find someone who is very, very clear about what they want, they’re going to get attracted like a magnet to this other person. Right? So with that, I conclude this video and I hope this is helpful. I know this was nuanced. Okay. I know a lot of you are going to be like quasi. You didn’t give me some technique to manifest this ideal person. But if you keep these things in mind, whenever you are approaching some person you’re attracted to, I can guarantee you, you will succeed. Okay? And this is going to take some time to internalize these principles. But these are really the core principles to becoming attractive rather than doing the next thing. So let’s do a quick recap of what we talked about today. We talked about how to make your ideal person for, for you in order to make someone fall for you. You must fall for them first. If you’re attractive to someone, if you’re genuinely attracted to someone, they’re going to be attracted to you. Okay? I can promise you that. That’s just how it works. This is the how the mirror of reality works. If you’re truly attracted to someone and you’re not contracting in it, they’re going to be attracted to you. Even though they say they might not be deep down, they won’t be right. And the biggest problem is most always focused on doing. And when you get out of your head

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In your head, into doing,

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Rather than being, you’re always going to contract, you’re always going to get out of this present moment. And you’re always going to scheme about the next moment and what to say and what to do, right? And then won’t, it won’t come out naturally. And this always arises from a deep insecurity in one’s own capabilities. You’re insecure. You don’t feel you’re good enough. So you feel that you’ve got to say something in order to be good enough, you feel that you got to do something and you know, you manifest something in order to be good enough. But when you start to accept that you are already good enough and trust that. And you’re just in that present moment without thinking about the next thing to say, and you’re just at one with the person, then the right thing to say will naturally come out in that moment. The right thing to say will naturally come out, but you just have to trust that it will, without that trust, nothing will happen.

Quazi (16:28):

And number three, I encourage you to think about who you attracted to, what kind of people are you attracted to? You know, if you’re attracted to a woman, it’s probably because that woman has some kind of innocence about them. They have some kind of vulnerability about them. They’re not closed off. They’re not trying to hide something and they’re not true to contract it. If you’re attracted to a man, it’s because they’re probably about their own purpose and they’re always sharing and giving, right? So both of these people, this man, and this woman have this quality of expensiveness, right? They have this quality of openness and expansiveness and they also don’t need anything from you. They’re just there to share with you. They don’t need something from you. And finally, they’re also very vulnerable, right? These two qualities, none neediness and expansiveness really equate to vulnerability.

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They’re ready to open up. They’re always open, but they don’t need anything in return for being open. Right? And the two keys we talked about are number one, in order to attract someone, to be attracted to them and expand into this attractiveness, not contract into this attractiveness, right. And contracting into the attractiveness, looks like, ah, I’m attracted to this person. I shouldn’t be attracted. What can I say in order for this to, to get this person to be attracted to me, but that that’ll always lead to, uh, the toxic relationships or relationships that, that really lost because the other person will always sense that you have this ulterior motive, this agenda about you and expanding into attractiveness looks like just being in that present moment. Being with that person, not being afraid to embarrass yourself, not being afraid to self-deprecate and make fun of yourself just for the sake of the conversation and not trying to hold some ego or some ideal, but just being there at that moment, with that person, number two, be willing to let go at any moment. This essentially looks like

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You coming into the conversation without

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Needing anything or any sort of validation or any sort of laugh from the other person, like saying a joke. You don’t need this person to laugh. And when you don’t need this person to laugh, they laugh at your jokes, right? And this leads me to the concept of effort and surrender, which is essentially the sweet spot. That balance that allows you to achieve whatever it is you want in the easiest way possible. When you strike the balance between your efforts and surrendering the fruits of your efforts, and you simply become so process oriented, the results will naturally follow. So guys would that to conclude this video, thank you so much for watching it. Sincerely hope this is helpful. Leave me a comment, letting me know what you thought of this. If you want me to make more videos like this, I don’t really make a lot of videos in relationships because I like to focus on business owners.

Quazi (19:17):

But I think, you know, this is something that’s helpful for you guys. Um, let me know in the comments that I’ll make more of those. If you’re new to the channel, make sure you like comment, subscribe, hit that little bell. So you’re notified of any new video that I put out. Also, if you want it to work closer together with me in the reality mastery program, uh, spots for the consultation are open. So you can click on the link in the description below to sign up for a free consultation call to see if it would be a good fit to work together. Now who we typically work with are people who are business owners and entrepreneurs who wanted to take their businesses to the next level. But what they’re finding is that right now they don’t actually have a tactical or strategic problem. They’ve tried all of the tactics and strategies, but what they’re seeing is internally who they

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Are as the problem, you know, they have these

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