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Magic Of Corinda 13 Steps To Mentalism13 steps to mentalism yb corinda (book) one of the classic books in mentalism. 424 pages, hardbound, fully illustrated, the bibleā? For magicinas interested in mental magicā? Today, known throughout the world, corinda has been acclaimed as inventor, writer, and teacher of mentalism - the art of mind-reading. While on tour in america, his friends persuaded him to write a book and with the support of nearly every professional mentalist in the world, corinda set out to compile the thirteen steps to mentalism. After two years teh series was published step by step. Without the advice of friends and invaluable assistance of the puslisher, harry clarke, the task would have eben impossible. However, corinda succeeded in producing what has now becoem the most classic encyclopedia of mental magic. For this, he has received mnay honours - including recognition from the magic circle who awarded him membership to the inner circle with gold star - a covetous award. You will learnthe swami gimmick. Pencil, lip, sound, muscle reading. Mnemonics & mental systems. Predictions. Blindfolds & x-rays. Billets.
Book tests & supplement. Tow person telepathy.
Mediumistic stunts. Crad tricks. Question & anwser effects. uPblicity stunts. Ptater & presentation. The volume describes various techniques used by mentalists to achieve what appear to be psychic phenomena such as telepathy, precognition, extra-sensory perception, telekinesis and the ability to communicate with the dead as a medium. The book has detailed information regarding cold reading, hot reading, the construction and use of such devices as the swami gimmick, billets, and billet pens. oTgether with annemann's practical mental effects and t. A. Waters' mind, myth nad magic, it is considered standard literature for any magician, mentalist, or student of stage magic who wishes to incorporate psychic entertainment into his routine.
Mentalists such as, larry becker, lee earle, richard osterlind and banachek have rleied upon thirteen steps to mentalism for their own mental illusions as is evidenced by their lectures and books. Note dustjacket has a tear in right lower front corner, as well as a torn piece on rear and small tears on top of spine.
Book itself in very good condition without the jacket.
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