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Title: Mentalism Anywhere Anytime Anyplace


BangHao - March 11, 2007 09:55 AM (GMT)
I'm into mentalism recently.Reading up mentalism books to gather as much information as i can. Anyone know any mentalism effects that can be done anywhere anytime without anything?That will be very convenience to perform. :D I know one effect which is called blind man bluff,though it is not 100 percent correct everytime i perform but the risk keep me going everytime. Any recommendation?

chteo - March 11, 2007 11:54 AM (GMT)
Kollosal Killer and Invisible Deck

BangHao - March 11, 2007 01:58 PM (GMT)
Ok.. i think u miss out 1 point that is without anything.

joeltay81 - March 11, 2007 02:03 PM (GMT)
Magician's force

LarryDK - March 11, 2007 02:11 PM (GMT)
Stigmata is a good one.

Hmm, apparently at some point, mentalism need something to present it well..

Like the rest say, if you into wallets, KK is good also. Let say nothing is gimmicked. Maybe you can leave a note of something in your wallet and do an effect with it. Or use your calendar book if you keep one with you.

Another good one, is cold reading, or muscle reading, though its hard to do an hit, but if it does, it amaze people also.

Broderick - March 11, 2007 02:54 PM (GMT)
That Elephant in Denmark trick. Can be even done in MSN.

joeltay81 - March 12, 2007 01:25 AM (GMT)
kolossal, I use it as my daily wallet and carry everywhere I go, so it is almost impromptu if I want to use it. As suggested above. Stigamata is great. And cold reading effects, Kenton has a number of resources that talk about platter and psychology used in cold readings.

Icy - March 12, 2007 07:31 AM (GMT)
You can try the new DVD, Unexpected by Marc Spelmann and Peter Nardi, who, I suppose are solid mentalists. It deals exclusively with impromptu mentalism. It is not done with nothing though, but with everyday objects. (Bills, coins, any newspaper, any books...) But you probably should wait for some reviews...

Equivoque (Magician's Choice) is quite pure, but you still need to prepare a prediction.

theWeaver - April 19, 2007 03:20 PM (GMT)
I agree with Joeltay81,
Kolossal and Stigamata = Great. It's even more powerful if you use them both together.

joeltay81 - April 19, 2007 07:14 PM (GMT)
Or you can take a risk by using NLP and psychological forces for mentalism effect. Not 100%, but if you use enough subtle hints, multiple times to force a card or suit, it works reasonably well.

If you have a any scrap paper with you and a pen, you can get the spectator to write the effect down and then pencil read what he writes. It is particularly easy if you hand out a sharpie or marker as the sound for different number and shapes will be quite obvious, on top of the normal pencil reading. Of course, this is assuming you have a pen and paper. It's impromptu though. If you want something with no props at all, then just use NLP and psychological forces. Using the line that you would like to "try an experiment" on the spectator helps. At least, even if the psychological force doesn't work, he will be more understanding. If you use the pen and paper, say that you want him to write it down so that he doesn't change his mind.

BangHao - April 22, 2007 07:23 AM (GMT)
Yeah.I am being doing these 2 effects quite frequently cause it need absolute nothing and by saying doing an experiment.If you get it correct,all credit go to you.If you get it wrong u can simply say as i say before it is only just an experiment,it may work or it may fail. If i have an invisible deck, all the best, psychology force can be 100 percent correct. B)

joeltay81 - April 22, 2007 06:03 PM (GMT)
I sometimes try to force a card which I have prepared ahead of time somewhere. E.g. In my shoes. Then after forcing, I ask them to write on a piece of paper to double check the effectively of my force(as an insurance) by pencil reading them. If I am sure my psychological force is accurate, I will just tell them I made a prediction ahead of time and just remove my shoes to present the card without saying or asking any further questions. (Of course add in some necessary acting skills). If I read or hear(possible if they wrote with a marker), and it is different from what I tried to force them psychologically, I'll just look into their eyes and after some suspense, tell them the exact card they are thinking. If you have ET loaded on you all the time you are outdoors, it is almost impromptu, and it adds to the effect, of you really reading their minds. Or you can do a stigmata asking them to write the number and/or suit of the card on a folded piece of paper behind your back, and to concentrate on that card. Without turning to them at all, get them to tear and destroy their paper, and when you turn to face them, the chosen card rashes on your arm... telepathically naming what they wrote on their paper.


M.A.D. - April 23, 2007 05:47 AM (GMT)
Hey, i had try force at the "3rd" item, it work out 8/10. Anyone know the name of this force.

Jeff Gan - April 23, 2007 10:59 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (M.A.D. @ Apr 23 2007, 01:47 PM)
Hey, i had try force at the "3rd" item, it work out 8/10. Anyone know the name of this force.

its called "Magician's choice" or "equivoque".
It should work 100%, unless your choice of words are wrong.

If you have a few pieces of business cards and a pen, you could do a lot of stuff.

PATEO is a good anytime anywhere effect.

Effects using the 1 ahead principle also fit the bill.

You could do Banachek's design duplication.

Any peek effect using your favourite peek.

In a bookshop or library, you can do Hoy's Bold Booktest. Totally impromptu.

joeltay81 - April 23, 2007 11:34 AM (GMT)
Are you sure M.A.D. is refering to magician's choice? I thought it is refering to something else. Anyway, for effects that are not fool-proof, it is always nice to have somesort of an 'out'.

Jeff Gan - April 23, 2007 02:14 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (joeltay81 @ Apr 23 2007, 07:34 PM)
Are you sure M.A.D. is refering to magician's choice? I thought it is refering to something else. Anyway, for effects that are not fool-proof, it is always nice to have somesort of an 'out'.

I just thought his description (3rd item) kinda fit the bill.
Maybe I'm mistaken.

:P


joeltay81 - April 23, 2007 04:15 PM (GMT)
M.A.D., are you refering to a psychological force that is not 100%? I think I roughly get what you are trying to say, but I forgot which book I read that is, or what the name is. I've never tried that as it is risky. Like I ask, I would play on the safe size and get him to write on a paper without showing me and try to double confirm the prediction by pencil reading.

Just realised that I've not mentioned "Think Pink". Have you tried that before? Pretty much impromptu if you can find a pen and a decent size paper anywhere.

Ace - April 23, 2007 04:18 PM (GMT)
I think that it is not magician choice. If i'm not wrong it should be similar to Luke Jermay's A Darker Dai.

Xproject - May 21, 2007 01:21 PM (GMT)
one of my favourite mentalism effect for anytime anywhere is doc hillford For one to end. Do check it out it in wonder words vol.3. This is just one effect where it so strong and you can do a whole 5 to 10mins on it just by explanning about subliminal programming and it a very good conversation thing to talk about.

Gate

Sinch - September 22, 2007 02:02 PM (GMT)
Well, I would say stigmata. It's very powerful but I'm having a little trouble with it. I'm Malay so the markings don't show. Brown skin and all =P! Anyone got a solution for that? Anyway, pshycological forces can be very very powerful. Derren Brown covers pshycological forces very well. Just carry around the card you plan on forcing. Of corse, since there is no out to this, most people would be pretty reluctant to perform it. But you say risk keeps you going so I reckon you'd approve of a little risk. I hope i helped. Cheers.

cstrike - February 12, 2008 07:06 AM (GMT)
can anybody enlighten me on where i can refer to find out more on "Kolosal Killer", "Magician's Choice", "Equivoque", etc.

I don't know if asking this question is allowed. If not allowed, please delete this post. PM me the answers, if discussing the sources here is not convenient. Thx!

Alexander - February 12, 2008 02:00 PM (GMT)
These are mentalism stuff. I guess you can check out books or what not by Max Maven.


As for Kossal Killer, look up Kenton Knepper.

joeltay81 - February 12, 2008 06:15 PM (GMT)
Kolossal killer.




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