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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [TEDx Talks] The art of seduction | Seema Anand | TEDxEaling
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Playtime Comments : [TEDx Talks] The art of seduction | Seema Anand | TEDxEaling
Lu*********:
3:55 FISSION ENERGY: oh no
Zi*****:
3:13 go and tickle each other
Ab*********************:
13:08 till the end was really helpful. THANKS
Ra**************:
14:05 wow.... she knew how to keep engage the audience... between most of the audience’s laughs very less... may be they busy with the imagination
Va*********:
Bois, take notes from here XD 11:26
Ak**********:
8:10
Top Comments : [TEDx Talks] The art of seduction | Seema Anand | TEDxEaling
Ak****:
For some reason she reminds me of professor mcgonagall from Harry Potter..
Po**********:
I am in love with religuous, philophers and open talkers, like see how she is talking about seduction without us getting a bad image, precisely wonder!
Ni**************:
It wasn’t her talk..IT WAS HER..She was the art of Seduction
Pr*************:
I wonder what would have been the comments if a guy (having a quivering voice, shiny eyes & a constant habit of fixing hair etc.) was on that stage discussing about the same topic. May be some comments would have included statements like "this guy without any doubt is an epitome of seduction" or "he did that purposely"..oops! Sorry I forgot that these kind of comments are only made for a woman in our Indian society because we've so much to talk about a woman's body language, don't we? If a woman is unable to satisfy her male partner then we judge her by commenting that she might need to know the exact rules of seduction in order to get her partner's "attention" and if the girl complains about not getting satisfaction from her male partner then also she is being advised to feel happy in whatever she has got & not to get bothered by such "trivial" matters. Whatever the case may be, the woman is bound to admit that in order to mould herself in our culture she should know how to talk, how to walk, how to behave etc. etc. because these are characteristic traits of an "idle woman"...
Br********:
The way she did it, CONFIDENCE that's what we need
MM*****:
This woman is a MASTER, i was thoroughly captivated and i guess...seduced by her feminine display while the talk. It was like she was preaching knowledge and giving a ''feminine dance'' simulataneously. Her feminine energy seduced me
Ti*****************:
The book name is "Ananga Ranga". This is ancient book about hindu art of seduction. Thank me later.
Fl********:
The whole narrative was based on an imaginary story an not on reality, watched first time on TED!
Va********:
64 skills ..... Finally I know why I'm single.... I kinda have none....
Su*********:
most interesting "THE PERFUMING THE BODY"
an*************:
never have i ever heard someone defining 'seduction' so beautifully
Ra*********:
She's such a good speaker. Loved her aura. Every piece of information was worth knowing
Pr*********:
I thought I will skip but I listened and lost in her way of explaining and presenting with such grace and knowledge. Thank you you tube for recommending me this.
Al**************:
She was not seducing! She was explaining the art of seductions do eloquently but the rest are commenting about her seducing everyone there combing her hair, pulling her Pallu’s. She was not doing any of that! She could have worn see through sarees if she wanted to seduce!! She was indeed dressed so appropriately even her Pallu’s so beautiful covered! I respect her because she’s got such strong connection with the audience and the way she presented the talk is amazing!
Ra*********:
what an amazing style of speaking. Her confidence and voice was just so captivating.
Sh************:
I'm in love with her intelligence, depth, speaking, hair. She's the master of the art of seduction.
Ar*********:
This is one of the best Tedtalks that I have ever seen.
Di***********:
Finally found out the Soul mate of Shashi Tharoor
Th**************:
Art of Seduction is one of the toughest art to learn and master .. None the less she is a women from whom a man hardly can divert his mind and eyes... SHE is simply ENCHANTING
Ai**:
I like how she explains the concept so well
Ni***********:
This is the difference between TED and TED-"X"
Ar********:
Don't know about seduction but what I learnt from her is English can be such a beautiful language.
Mi******:
She is so graceful. She has dared to speak in public one of the grave problem which women feel... Her intelligence is reflected all the time.. superb
Sr***********:
That women have some sort of weird positive energy in her, which is attracting me to listen more
anyway cool to listen
Ga*********:
The way she is carrying herself, she is already seducing...
He**************:
She is growing old gracefully and getting more attractive ...look at her ...her voice ... gestures ... personality everything is so attractive ...I just loved her thoughts ...And this whole Kamasutra topic should be seen and followed by every men and women ... Especially the youngsters ...it's very important
Ne**********:
It's funny almost all men are confident that they know the art to satisfy a woman. but not one woman is confirming it.
po********:
Are you telling me that Cleopatra pulled a Pavlov on Ceasar?
Ra*****:
She herself is so beautiful and knows everything about seduction. Look at her, her body language, her.movements and how she engages you. Mind blowing.
Da*******:
"Attraction King" by Matt Birdy is a great book to learn about the art of seduction and dating. By the way, excellent talk Seema Anand! You're one seductive woman ;)
Fr***:
Hindu Gods: Mostly love marriage Hindu Parents: Arrange that kid
Okay this comment is getting way more attention than it deserves in both likes and especially in comments ^=^"
IA**********:
I'm just baffled at this point. I mean honestly she explained something so beautifully, and yet people have to associate it with feminism, or how seductive she is. I mean cmon that's your opinion so i can be no one to judge it but it just annoyed me so I'm putting it out. Honestly i hope you take this as education or maybe something new in your inventory of knowledge. I get it, everything can be turned into a joke and that's completely understandable and alright but at least sometimes understand what the other people or the speaker is trying to say. But well then again, it's the 21st century no one like to talk about things calmly anymore so yeh whatever. If you will bash me or make a joke out of this as well feel free because in the end who am i to stop you.......
An***********:
The idea of men being knowledgeable on how to fully satisfy a woman is a thought which is more ignored than adhered to in Indian society. I wish more people could talk about this subject the way you have. So broad-mindedly, openly and yet fascinatingly, interwoven with the art of storytelling, history and science. In an age of capitalism where beauty is a construct sold on billboards everyday, its talks like these that show how deep the meaning of relationships, communion and the ecsatcy of love can be about.
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