USDThis is that rare routine which can be powerful even in the hands of a beginner. And for a pro this can become a reputation maker. Stunning impact and yet so easy to do that it can be performed within 10 minutes of learning. No sleights, no stooges, no preshow, no reset, instantly repeatable. Nothing is spoken or written down by the participant related to her choices.
About 40 cleverly designed and ready to print props are included. You may not actually need all these because you will only use 5 cards. But they are included as creative options for you to choose from or you can have multiple sets for different performing venues. These sets should suffice you for a lifetime. You would be able to print up to 180 cards, if you choose, with various combos and sizes. That is the range of the printable props included.
The theme and routines have a mystic flavor and relate to a participant's zodiac sign, birthday, weekday of birthday, influencing colors and elements, a birthday magic square - all of which the performer will be able to reveal to the utter amazement of the participant.
The performer will also have a 'natural' option, if he so chooses, to go even further and give appropriate readings to the participants. (Readings are not a part of the scope of this work and so are covered very minimally)
Extremely 'venue flexible'. This works equally well for close up, street, parlor or stage. Packs small and flat but plays really huge.
The method is an old classic but reworked, redesigned, revitalized and repackaged so well that you will find it at a whole new level - very impossible, very memorable, very mysterious and very entertaining. The author has been using this version, in different stages of evolution, for over 15 years now.
A couple of very cool and clever 'no memory' methods to calculate day for a given date in just a single step are built in and included. Finally, the performer will be able to leave some fantastic souvenirs with the participants which they will remember for a very long time.
Peculiarly, the 'Introduction' is given at the end of the manuscript and there is a good reason for that.
1st edition 2016, 100 pages.
