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Marc Levine Regular user South Florida 125 Posts |
I was told that this version does not require a force and 3 seperate free choices can be made. Does anybody have any information on this board, its quality, its mechanics etc... thanks
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mattisdx Inner circle 1614 Posts |
Where can I buy this ???
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ThomasBerger Special user 593 Posts |
If you buy the book Mind Warp by Richard Marks,
you will be able to make his version of the Alan Shaxon no force Mental Epic. A superb idea, works like a charm. Cheers. Tom |
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Samuel Catoe Inner circle South Carolina 1268 Posts |
I think Joe calls it "Supreme Slate of Mind" and it costs $250.00. For that price I can point you to several much more effective presentations and save you a few dollars to kick my way as a bribe.
Author of Illusions of Influence, a treatise on Equivoque.
PM me for details and availability. |
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Steve Knight Elite user Oxford U.K. 479 Posts |
The best "no force" version I've come across is Stephen Minch's "Mindcast" from his book "Mind Melds".
Unlike many of the special boards sold for this effect the props in this are very innocent in appearance and you can make it up yourself for a few dollars. |
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magicinsight Inner circle 4293 Posts |
Richard osterlind does a nice variation on the typical mental epic with his "Change of Mind" as performed and taught on his Mind Mysteries DVDs. Instead of using coin values, you can use names, cards, places, etc. And all you need is a scratch pad.
“Belief matters more than truth. Every moment, belief in imaginary things alters lives while truth sits unnoticed and waits.”
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funemagic Loyal user Asheville NC 230 Posts |
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On 2004-08-09 21:40, ThomasBerger wrote: Oops, typed my question in the wrong spot. Where can I find "Mind Warp"? |
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Mystery Loyal user 248 Posts |
Yep, but Osterlind's version still requires a force. I'm interested in "Confabulation", but can't find it. Also, is the version in Mind Warp a slate version or does the prediction end up in the wallet (Confabulation-like)?
Let your dreams tear apart your life, before your life tears apart your dreams...
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Steven Evans Regular user Wrexham, North Wales. 191 Posts |
Mind warp is available from Magic Books by Post. If you live in the UK,
Lee Earle. If you want to be kind and give him some money, he deserves it. Hank Lee- for the American in you! I should get payed for advertising.
'The impossible I do immediately;
Miracles take a little longer' -David Berglas. |
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Mystery Loyal user 248 Posts |
Is Mind Warp usable in close-up? Also any idea where "Confabulation" can be found?
Let your dreams tear apart your life, before your life tears apart your dreams...
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ThomasBerger Special user 593 Posts |
The routine from Mind Warp uses a whiteboard that you make up.
It is basically stand-up. I use it solely for trade shows, because you can theme it, and it's visual to draw a lot of people. I learnt Confabulation from the Ron Wilson book, "The Uncanny Scot" By Richard Kaufman. Cheers. Tom |
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Darko Dojin Regular user DGAF 163 Posts |
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On 2004-08-17 14:49, Mystery wrote: It is available directly from Alan Shaxon. Email alanshaxon@aol.com. |
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Scott Xavier Inner circle 3672 Posts |
Confabulation is a means not an end. In fact, this isn't the routine your looking for. <--Did my Jedi mind trick work?
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John Nesbit Inner circle United States 1421 Posts |
Timothy Wenk has a version called "Throw Away Mental Epic" from his early lecture notes. It is tied in with another effect called "Tune Psychometry". Together these routines are Anneman caliber. Very powerful.
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Peter Nardi Inner circle 2238 Posts |
Hi,
Marc Spelmann has a great confabulation routine on his upcoming DVDs! He includes some very nice touches. Regards, Peter P.S. We do have the Supreme Slate of Mind in stock! http://www.alakazam.co.uk |
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Roth Inner circle The 18 5090 Posts |
Mind Warp is a little gem of a book.
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Mystery Loyal user 248 Posts |
Dr.,
I know it's a means and not an end. Although I do not doubt your competency as a Jedi master, I'm still looking for a no-force triple prediction which will work in close-up. So, can you tell me in all honesty that Confabulation is NOT what I'm looking for? Anyhow, I don't find it. I mailed to Mr. Shaxon, but get no reply. Ah, well...
Let your dreams tear apart your life, before your life tears apart your dreams...
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TrickyRicky Inner circle TrickyRicky 1653 Posts |
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On 2004-08-17 10:40, Mystery wrote: Confabulation was a Ken Brooke item sold back in 1970's. I bought one then and still use it in my shows. Instead of a carbon copy prediction, I now can have the spectator actually open the envelope and read the actual hand written prediction. Al Koran was the first to do this effect called "The dream car", which was a big hit in his shows. Richard Lyn. |
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tboehnlein Inner circle ohio 1787 Posts |
For a no-force triple prediction, take a look at Bob Cassidy's fourth dimensional telepathy from his Mental Miracles video Fourth Dimensional Telepathy. You reveal the name of a childhood friend, the name of a pet, and reproduce a previously drawn illustration.
This is an excellent routine. |
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Mystery Loyal user 248 Posts |
OK, so I guess I'll go for Cassidy and Stephen Minch.
Can these things be done close-up ? Do they reset easily ? Thanks for the help !
Let your dreams tear apart your life, before your life tears apart your dreams...
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