The Art Of Attracting Him
So – what possible link can there be between drawing and attracting men?
Lots of links, actually, and I’m working with them myself. I’m taking an art class once a week – I’ve always loved drawing and painting – but never had any real “technique” so I’d get frustrated with what I was doing and then stop.
Even more important – art, like everything else in my life – became about DOING something instead of simply EXPERIENCING something.
So, in signing up for this class, I set a different intention. I decided this particular class would be like a weekly visit to an “ashram” – where it would be all about meditation. It would be all about Exploring, Experimenting, Experiencing, Engaging, Expressing and Expanding (the 6 Good E’s from my Modern Siren program).
I would let go and just be, and give myself over to the experience and the FEELINGS.
It turned out to be just the thing I was looking for, and so I wanted to make up a Tool for you that would help you the way this class is helping me to slow down even more and allow myself to feel and be taken care of by the teachers. (This is not the technique and method from the class – it’s not a Tool about art, but a kind of fun way to shift your perceptions – you’ll get right away how this can really work for you with a man…)
1. Get a simple piece of paper and a pencil. The softer the pencil, the better.
2. Pick a time when you have at least 1/2 hour to yourself this first time (You only need 10 minutes after you get the hang of it), and put yourself somewhere where no one will bother you, talk to you, or call you.
3. Find a table and a chair, clear off the table, and put a few simple objects on it – an apple, a cup, a vase – large, simple shapes.
4. Sit down, and shake out your arms.
5. Hold the pencil lightly for now, and just look at the objects.
6. Pick one of the objects. Really, really look at it. What we’re doing here is changing the way you see things, the way you look at things, and slowing down the process of how you see and experience things.
7. As you look at the object, move your hand easily over the paper, without touching the pencil down, without drawing anything.
8. Really look at that object. See if you can see the entire shape of it, like it’s all one shape. Now look at the detail of it – see if you can see how the light hits it, where the shine is, how the curves curve, what it’s like where the object meets the table.
9. Now just touch your pencil down to the paper, and let it draw the whole shape of the object lightly, without lifting up the pencil – keep your hand flowing, and don’t worry about what your drawing looks like.
10. Now slowly notice the smaller details about the object – a curve, a shadow, a shape, a shine – and sort of draw it. Just explore it on the page for longer than you normally would.
11. This is almost like touching the object, only you’re doing it pencil to paper. Don’t worry about getting anything “right.”
12. Now – here’s the “therapy” part: I want you to notice if you’re tense in your shoulders, and if you’re trying to “accomplish” anything. If you’re worried about the “time,” or the “foolishness” of this – or if you feel like you’re in a “hurry” to get a picture done and “done right.”
13. Breathe. Slow your hand down on the paper, slow your mind down by just focusing on the object.
14. If you have time, move your attention to one of the other objects, and follow the same steps.
Now – how do you use this with a man?
Let’s say you go to a party, or a restaurant, or a bar. There are lots and lots of people around, noise, it can feel overwhelming.
First, see the room as a “whole,” just the way you did the object. If you were to draw it, there would be one big space with lots of small movement in it.
Then, if one man, or the man you’re with comes close, see him as both a detail of the space – the way you did the curve of the cup or the angle of the teapot handle you were drawing – and then as a whole.
“Take him in” the way you took in the object you were drawing.
Now look at all his details – his eyes, his mouth, his hair – just observe and BE WITH him and his details just the way you’ve practiced being with the objects you’ve been drawing.
Slow down. Breathe, smile. Experience.
(If you discover you love this, there are very inexpensive art classes everywhere, at community centers and junior colleges and even university “extensions” – and if you have an art supply store anywhere near you – the time you spend there will be like an “ashram” experience in in itself, so use this process to get yourself a large “newsprint” pad and a soft “charcoal” pencil (make sure they show you how to sharpen it at the store – that’s part of the whole thing).
Sometimes doing this in a “group” setting, where you can give yourself over to the teacher and really practice Being Present, not trying to accomplish, just tracking your feelings and following the object you’re looking at, and having fun – is easier to schedule and more powerful in how it triggers your desire to DO and yet teaches you how to just BE and Express.
Let me know how this helps you…I’m practicing every day, and so we’re doing this together.
Love, Rori
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