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Richard Webster New user 68 Posts 
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Demagogy: Modern Metaphysical Mentalism by Elijah Barlow is aimed at people who are interested in working in the metaphysical, spiritual, occult, and New Age markets. It covers all the various aspects of psychic work, including readings, rituals, talks, and full programs. The main focus of all the material in this book is the client, rather than the performer. The ultimate aim is to make the clients realize their full potential and feel positive about their lives. Everything in the book is done for real.
Several rituals are described in detail. I particularly liked The Azonic Pendulum, in which everyone makes an impromptu pendulum and uses it to receive answers to their questions. At the same time, the performer learns information that can be used later, possibly while doing Q & A. I am not aware of any other book on this subject. The author has made his living in this field since he was a young man. I recommend it highly to anyone interested in working in the metaphysical sphere. |
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BlackZ Veteran user 316 Posts
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Very interesting... where is it possible to find it?
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Richard Webster New user 68 Posts
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Thanks for reminding me. I think it's currently available only from the author. You can buy it by sending $US85.00 by PayPal to elijahbarlowpsychic@gmail.com
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Smoking Camel Inner circle UK 1039 Posts
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Thanks Richard - Ive emailed Elijah.
I no longer smoke camel cigarettes.
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PWB New user 71 Posts
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I received this book a couple of weeks ago and it open up a completely different outlook on Mental performing. Instead of just doing a trick to amaze and mystify your audience, this shift in performing allows you to make a much more meaningful connection with your audience. This outlook is completely centered on the client. My thanks to the author in covering this type of subject so well
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Gumar Oz DuBar Loyal user 244 Posts
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This sounds interesting. Can we get a table of contents?
I write and edit text.
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Stunninger Inner circle 2828 Posts
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On Nov 8, 2017, Gumar Oz DuBar wrote: +1 |
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seadog93 Inner circle 3200 Posts
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That sounds really exciting, exactly the kind of thing I like to do!
"Love is the magician who pulls man out of his own hat" - Ben Hecht
"Love says 'I am everything.' Wisdom says 'I am nothing'. Between the two, my life flows." -Nisargadatta Maharaj Seadog=C-Dawg=C.ou.rtn.ey Kol.b |
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Richard Webster New user 68 Posts
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Table of Contents:
Introduction - What this book is about and who it is written for - How to properly use the information, effects, and non-effects in this book Section 1 - Understanding the Metaphysical Markets and Psychic Readings - The metaphysical markets - Venues and gigs - Understanding oracles - Creating a metaphysical program - Understanding how to give a basic psychic reading (the Demagogy) - Ideas to implement in readings and during programs - General tips and advice for business Section 2 - Effects and Non-Effects - Defining non-effects - Using effects in the metaphysical communities - The azonic pendulum - Psychological rose force reading - Gemstone psychometry - Tarot spirit communication answers - Psychic equivocation and first-try gambits - Crystal color flame question answering - Energy cloud ritual - Svengali reading - Turning procedure and process into ritual and exercise - Receiving your own mantra - Negative energy locator exercise - Group energy healing - Pendulum answering Credits and inspirations for effect Recommended reading/study material |
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Stunninger Inner circle 2828 Posts
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Thank you, Richard.
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Gumar Oz DuBar Loyal user 244 Posts
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Thanks. This looks good.
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Natural Mystic Special user Atlanta, GA 509 Posts
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Psicast ep 21 Bill Montana, Robert Marsi
Psicast ep 21 where we take a closer look at the new book Demagogy: Modern Metaphysical Mentalism from Elijah Barlow
"You never change the existing reality by
fighting it. Instead, create a new model that makes the old one obsolete." -- R. Buckminster Fuller |
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Tony Iacoviello Eternal Order 13151 Posts
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Does anyone who purchased this wish to say anything about it?
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Seth speaks Inner circle New Mexico 1250 Posts
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Shot in the dark, but if one had to choose between this and Bill Montana’s DVD “Guru,” do folks here find one preferable over the other? Looks like they both have a common theme, and similar prices. Both look quite fascinating and practical.
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Gumar Oz DuBar Loyal user 244 Posts
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On Nov 12, 2017, Tony Iacoviello wrote: I think that most of the people that purchased it don't go on the Café.
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Smoking Camel Inner circle UK 1039 Posts
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Here's my review
I bought this book and have so far read halfway through it. I have no affiliation with Elijah and I get no benefit out of writing this review. In terms of where I perform, I work exclusively in the metaphysical space online. Doing group sessions over zoom and reading tarot cards over Skype. Overall my thoughts on this book are as follows: If you like the works of Jerome Finley, Neil Scryer, and Richard Webster then you are gonna love this! It truly takes you into the mind of a real metaphysical worker. There are no pipe dreams, just ideas grounded in experience and routines that will have a real effect on your audience. In terms of the contents Section 1 is all-out understanding the metaphysical market. Elijah gives you some great advice about how to approach this market - which, if you are going to work this market, is golden because if you are found out to be someone that is using deception then your reputation is burnt. He gives some great advice on how to put together “programs” which I guess would be a show in mentalist terms and provides some tips and suggestions on what to include. Then he goes on to describe how he gets his clients and the different places you can find them. There are some great ideas here and really adds to what Richard Webster wrote about in “king of the small towns” In terms of effects, there are lots to chew through. Firstly though Elijah makes the distinction that when presenting to metaphysical crowds everything should be a non-affect and should be all about the participant having an experience rather than you showing your skills. The effects themselves have a flavor of Neil Scryer type stuff - however, in this book Elijah goes through all the subtitles that make them work and how to handle different scenarios. All in all its a great read packed with lots of useful information that will help you enter the metaphysical market with ease.
I no longer smoke camel cigarettes.
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Tony Iacoviello Eternal Order 13151 Posts
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Lseeyou Inner circle 1271 Posts
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Tony how can I contact you?
please PM if you can |
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Psy Veteran user 337 Posts
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Is this still available?
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Tony Iacoviello Eternal Order 13151 Posts
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On Dec 7, 2017, Psy wrote: I learned today that it just became available in paperback at Lulu. I do not have the link. |
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