Thought Wave by Gary Jones and Alakazam Magic (DVD) - Magic Trick
  • 12 years ago
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Thought Wave by Gary Jones amp Mark Bendell
Gary Jones is very well known for creating 100 commercial routines which play as well to the Lay Spectator as they do to magicians. Thought Wave is no exception
With Thought Wave Gary and Mark has taken a principle and given it a new lease of life with an incredible mind reading card routine.
Effect
You start by writing a prediction (sight unseen) on a business card Post- it note etc. The card is folded and placed on full view on the table.
A small card which contains 52 different symbols is examined by your spectator who then merely thinks of one of the symbols.
You now write something on another card and once again fold it and place it in full view. At this point you have committed to two predictions without your spectator giving you any information.
You then ask your spectator to draw his symbol on the outside of the first piece of paper. The second prediction is now placed onto the spectators hand and they name aloud the first playing card that comes in to their mind (absolutely no force) they now write their thought of card on your second prediction.
You now draw attention to a deck of cards which has been on the table since the start of the effect. The cards are removed and shown to have images on the back of each one. You remove their freely chosen card and the card with the freely chosen image on its back.
I bet you can see where this is going Your spectator now opens your first prediction (the one they have drawn their image on) and it reads the 5 of clubs. When they turn over the card it is in fact the 5 of clubs You now state that the second prediction was even harder as the spectator could name any card. When they open prediction number 2 they see you have drawn a clock. They turn over their freely named card only to reveal a clock on the back
This really is a 100 commercial routine that has been well thought out and packs a very big punch
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