You show your spectator three photographs. "One of these guys was REALLY lucky, and I want you to focus, in your mind, on whichever person you think it was." Now you show them three lottery tickets from three different

Using his original effect Auspicious Coincidence as a jumping off point (Mendacity, 2005), Redford has taken his Any Card at Any Number to a whole new level. Someone names (really) any card, another (really) any number. The

An empty and crushed can of soda magically restores and refills before the eyes of the spectators. Impossible to improve? Here's the 2.0 version of Anders Modens ingenious Healed and Sealed Soda, the effect originally

You ask your spectator if they have read their horoscope and that you have a horoscope page, torn from a magazine, in your wallet. You tell them that each star sign has a lucky playing card; they then select a card. You take a

The three routines in INTO THE ABYSS all share the same goal. They make audiences think that you can really read their minds. Not on stage, not far away, but up close and personal with people that you are meeting

Imagine being able to perform endless Mentalism effects using ONE, single method! Imagine that Method being the simplest thing to do! Can you lift your own hand? Imagine being able to know what a person is thinking

Introducing a game of "Russian Roulette" you will be able to demonstrate the talents and skills used by the security industry to assess risks and dangerous situations. The spectator is shown six cards, numbered 1 - 6 and told that

Imagine a sure fire mini mentalism act that fits into your pocket. You can do it close up or even on stage! Effect: Your spectator selects a random page and think of anything. From a number, a shape, to the taste of

Imagine this: you shuffle a regular deck of cards (no gaffs!) and your spectator takes about half. She shuffles her half, and you shuffle yours. You both start to deal cards face-up. She deals a red 5, you deal a

The roots of this idea go back 400 years -- but Martin Lewis has yanked it into the 21st century. It was worth the wait.--Max Maven. Precognition: Clairvoyance relating to an event or state not yet experienced. In this