Unlock the Secrets of Psychic Mentalism

Imagine possessing true psychic abilities, where you can answer questions merely thought of by your audience. No need for them to write anything down or verbalize their inquiries. If you genuinely had these powers, you’d respond instantly and accurately, without any hesitation or fishing for information. While this may seem impossible, it’s a reality for those who master the art of mentalism.

A renowned performer once stated, “The individual who can create an act where spectators simply THINK of a question and receive an answer will be making history in mentalism.”

In the 1930s, G. W. Magnuson, known as Del-Ardo, developed a revolutionary technique that enabled performers to do just that. He instructed audience members to think of their questions without writing them down or sharing them aloud. When someone raised their hand, the performer would approach and provide an immediate, correct answer without any prior hints or inquiries.

This groundbreaking method, largely forgotten today, was introduced in Magnuson’s work, The Miracle Mind Act. Magnuson enjoyed great success with this technique throughout his career, and it was instrumental in A. N. Rossi’s six-month nightclub run in the 1930s.

Devin Knight has perfected this technique over two decades, often incorporating it as an engaging after-show experience. He offers this unique service for an additional fee, promising to answer any questions thought of by the audience after his main performance. Knight has revitalized the original manuscript, correcting errors and adding his insights from years of experience, including valuable tips not found in Magnuson’s original work.

This act is designed for a single performer, eliminating the need for cumbersome materials like cards and pencils.

• No gimmicks
• No clipboards
• No impression devices
• No assistants
• No stooges or instant stooges
• No preshow work
• No fishing or pumping for information
• Spectators never write down their questions

The essence of this act is simple: the audience thinks of their questions, and you provide immediate, accurate answers. This is an opportunity to achieve what many mentalists only dream of. This advertisement is entirely truthful; this is exactly what you will do!

It’s important to note that this method differs significantly from George Anderson’s Dynamite Mentalism. In this routine, the performer does not randomly solicit questions; instead, they engage directly with those who have a question in mind, answering without any prior knowledge.

Warning: This act is intended for experienced performers only. A commanding presence is essential. It is not suitable for novices or those new to mentalism. Ideal settings include banquet halls, hospitality rooms, psi parties, and nightclubs, where you can interact closely with spectators. This is not designed for theater environments.

Even if you choose not to perform this act, the method itself offers a captivating insight into mentalism. IT WORKS, PLAIN AND SIMPLE.

1st edition 2016, 13 pages.