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Summary: The original eBook that explained the Mystery Method and published and sold directly by Mystery Method Corporation, the company which Nick Savoy and Mystery (Erik Von Markovick) founded together. When a new version of the book (see below) was published with a publisher this original eBook was taken off the market.
The content is now available in products that came out at a later date:
January 2008: Magic Bullets: The manual from Love Systems which has the original tech in the Mystery Method embedded within its content.
June 2008: Revelation: The latest eBook from Mystery/ Venusian Arts, including and improving on the original Mystery Method tech.
Table of Contents/ List of Topics Covered:
- Introduction
- Who is Mystery?
- Foreword
- The Ultimate Purpose of Life
- Social Status and Behavioral Circuitry
- Structure and the Game
- A1: The Approach
- A2: Female-to-Male Interest
- A3: Male-to-Female Interest
- C1: Comfort and Conversation
- Mid-Game and End-Game
The Mystery Method "Venusian Arts Handbook" is the broadest-encompassing, most highly-structured, best organized manual I've ever come across. I've begun filling up the M3 model with the attitudes and routines from MM and other places, making it truly my style where I've taken the best stuff that works for me and incorporated it into my own. That's what this book encourages you to do, anyways. This is where the Handbook shines... it's a great fill-in-the-blank vessel for my other materials to ride in and integrate into.
You are better off grabbing Mystery method(the book) or even The Game to help you get a general idea of the whole system. In the absence of The New Mystery model, the VAH and MB are very good recommendations.
Personally, I would buy the VenusianArtsHandbook. It costs 68 $, but is worth it. Then do the newbie mission (open so many sets an hour, so many hours a day and so on). If you have a good foundation (consistent succes), then you can go on to the DVD's.
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