can anyone explain full what the cube is about? read it in the game but its quite vague.
I would like to know what answer means what etc.

Hey Dude

I see you're from Oxford too, you been out much? Anyway the Cube is a cold read which reflects a person's personality. Its a good routine but can be a bit long winded!

Anyway you get thme to imagine they are in a Desert, and they see a Cube. You ask them how big the cube is, what its made out of, is it in the air or in the ground and what colour it is.

Next imagine a ladder, how many rungs does the ladder have, where is it in relation to the cube?

Now imagine there is a horse, how big is it, what colour is it, where is it in relation to the Cube and the ladder?

Next there are some flowers, what kind of flowers, where are they in relation to the cube, the horse and the ladder?

And finally do you see a storm or clouds in the horizon?

Oh and an extra one which is not mentioned much is water. Is there any kind of water like a puddle, a lake or river?

WHAT THIS ALL MEANS:

Cube = is how you see yourself

The Ladder = how many friends you have, your support network

The Horse = The type of Lover/partner you go for

Flowers = Children

Storm = any problems you may have and how you deal with them

Water = represents your sex life

Lets say your Cube was bigger than a house and made out of Steel and on the ground. This would say that you have a lot of confidence, you're ambitious and a strong person.

I am sure if you look hard enough you can find more explanations about the cube!

The Cube
The cube is a personality game that can hook a beautiful
girls attention within a few minutes of meeting her or create
connection and*rapport*later on in the interaction.
Tell her you can ask her five questions and know more about
her than she knows about herself. This will immediately*peak
her curiosity. Tell her to visualize a desert plateau and a sky.
Within her field of vision appears a cube.
Ask her what size the cube is, what it’s made of, and if she’s
facing a corner of the cube or a flat surface?
Tell her to add a ladder to the scene. Where is it? What is it
made of? Is it sturdy enough to climb?
Tell her to picture some flowers in the scene. Are there a lot or
few? Where are they in respect to the cube? Let her describe
them. How do they make her feel?
Tell her to add a horse to the scene. Where is it? What is it
doing? What is the horse’s personality in three words.
Tell her to add to the scene a storm. Is it violent or gentle?
Near or far?
After you’re done*tease her a little*and tell her it’s just a joke
and there’s no point or meaning! Not only is that fun and funny,
but constantly teasing her like this will*increase sexual tension.
Then tell her the meaning
On all five objects let her give you as much detail as she’s willing
to give. The more she gives you the more you have to work with,
create an enjoyable experience, and*spark attraction. Feel free to
interpret any metaphors not covered as you see them.. Some would
even say that most metaphors are universal or at least similar within
cultures, so have at it.
Use your intuition*to help guide your interpretation, make educated
guesses about the meanings, and*cold-read girls*based on what you
already know or can surmise about her.

The cube is her. The size reflects her ego or self-image. Grounded cubes
are very practical and pragmatic, while floating cubes are more creative
and artistic.
People who face the corner of the cube are more visionary and people who
face the flat side are more detail oriented.

The material of the cube is her personality*so use your imagination. If it’s
steel or ice she’s hard to get to know at first.. but sweet and sensitive under
the surface. If it’s warm she’s friendly and intuitively knows good people
when she comes across them (you). Glass means she shows her emotions
and solid means she’s more protected.
The ladder is her ambitions in life. The closer it is to the cube the more
focused she is on her life-goals. If it’s tall she has big ambitions. If it’s short
she’s satisfied with the simple things in life or is close to her goals. If it’s
sturdy she feels she can reach her goals.
The flowers are her friends. If they’re close she has close friends and and
if they’re far away she has mostly acquaintances. If they’re all the same
color she hangs out with the same types of people and if they’re different
she hangs out with a variety of people.
The horse is her ideal man. What she says about the personality of the
horse are what she wants in a guy. If it’s moving towards the cube she’s
looking for a new love interest and if it’s moving away she’s getting over
someone or growing apart from a current lover. If it’s standing still her
relationship is stagnating or isn’t going anywhere.
The storm represents her problems in life. If its big her problems are taking
up a lot of mental space. if it’s small she’s a carefree type of person. If its
moving towards the cube it’s building stress. If it’s moving away she’s just
come away from some troubling circumstances.
As you’re giving the cube build up suspense by saying things like, “That tells
me a lot”, “I had a feeling you’d say that” “Are you serious?”, etc. This raises
the curiosity level and*makes it a more fun experience. She might even hit
you, which is a great way to initiate*kino*and begin escalating touch and physical closeness.
Most importantly,*put a positive spin on everything. Nothing negative shall
leave your lips at any time. Make it hopeful, fun, and in your favor. Maybe
destiny is drawing you together.. Perhaps the horse is you…
When you’re done*ask how accurate she feels it is. I usually get about an 8
or 9. The cube rocks!
Practice*the cube on friends and family members to get smooth and congruent
with it. Good luck!

The cube is a strange relic of PUA. A myth.

What a weird fucking thing it is. A playful piece of psuedo-psychology that people now think of as some magic pussy-getting spell.

Does 'running the cube' get you any further than talking about your favourite type of cake or whatever other brain swill is pouring out of your mouth? No.


Peace,

kowalski

yeah, but what if you just enjoy doing it? What if that kind of stuff interests you?

I've not known of anyone who really does, when said it has been a lie, but either way that has nothing to do with what I wrote.


Peace,

kowalski

I've got laid a few times after running the cube. Perhaps I still would have got laid had I been talking about my favourite cake, but I would find that boring to talk about.

I'm interested in psychology and symbolism so I find the cube quite fun. I've done it with my students, with guys, and with my friends' girlfriends, so I don't just do it to get women, but if it happens that's a nice bonus.

It's not some magic spell that gets you laid; it's just a fun game that can make people smile and if the girl likes you anyway it might take you that step closer. People genuinely get enjoyment out of it. What's wrong with that?

actually, the cube is a thousand year old japanese game of self discovery, and was adapted for pua.

Hmm... there has been a lot of talk on this page of hooking a beautiful girls' attention then capturing how someone sees themselves, and of voyages of self-discovery.

The Cube

The community first called it The Magic Cube and while everyone knows of its popularity within the American community, in the early days it had Eastern European connections.

The Cube has often been used by men, however generally both men and women are known to enjoy the experience.

Furthermore, although it has received a great deal of coverage and has gained a substantial popularity, The Cube can easily be ripped apart by master practitioners, although that requires thought into the nature of the beast.

Despite this weakness, there are a colossal range of different ways of arranging the The Cube, however community members have warned that only a small range of these lead to a meaningful and desired outcome.

To alter the senses, some guys behind The Cube have been known to run sessions where the user is blindfolded! It is highly unusual to see this blindfolded variant happening.

Experienced practitioners of The Cube use a variant which expands its set of distinguishable possible configurations. This advanced approach has been criticised and many women Just Do Not Get It.

To this day, The Cube's international popularity endures and the six faces' six solid colours and ingenious pivot mechanism granting independent moves of the faces remain a core part of the patents granted.

Rebus