Think of Anything in the World by Gerard Zitta

Experience an engaging and challenging telepathy routine that combines clever principles with a unique approach.

Effect: A spectator thinks of anything imaginable, then transforms it into something entirely different. By concentrating on a specific aspect of that “thing,” you successfully guess what it is. This method incorporates familiar principles alongside innovative techniques such as “Yin Yang,” “UPS,” “Picture,” and “Zoom.” Additionally, it offers fresh alternatives to dual reality, equivoque, multiple outs, and misdirection, making it an invaluable addition to your mentalism toolkit for spontaneous performances.

This routine can be performed as a quick one-on-one telepathy experiment or as a more structured presentation for a larger audience. An intriguing twist allows the spectator to recall that you guessed correctly every time, providing an opportunity to hand out your business card as a “proof” at the conclusion.

Bonus: A spectator freely selects any card from a borrowed and shuffled Bicycle deck, and you accurately guess their card while they view it.

1st edition 2014, 37 pages. Word count: 10,790, equivalent to 43 standard pages of text.