Astrum is a groundbreaking approach by Mohamed that redefines the starsign anagram concept. With just one simple question, you narrow it down to two signs—no complex processes or visualizations involved.

This method is not only straightforward but also offers multiple moments of astonishment, ensuring you can’t go wrong thanks to its clever structure. It can stand alone as a powerful piece or be seamlessly integrated into your existing routines.

The project includes a 30+ minute interview with Tomek Grudzinski, exploring a key aspect of the routine. You’ll learn how to utilize it as a reliable propless drawing duplication or word reveal, along with creative ideas like a psychological force of a drink or a person’s name.

Additionally, there’s a propless birthday divination bonus from Adrien Lochon, which is both simple and effective.

Contributions from renowned creators like Michael Murray and Peter Turner further enhance the value of this project.

Here’s what some respected creators say about Astrum:

“One of the best starsign divinations I’ve ever seen” – Nico Heinrich

“This is the good sh**! Workable, smooth propless. Mohamed Khaled has cracked the code. He managed to nail sign after sign that I was thinking of!” – Warren Thackery

“It’s beautiful, can be done anywhere even over a poor connection international call! Just wonderful, Bravo” – Marc Salem

“It seemed impossible to take a plot that has been done to death and infuse it with new life, but Mohamed has done just that! Out of the box thinking, framed in a great way and dead easy to perform. A star sign about connection. Not only between participant and performer, but also – and more important – connection between a person and the world around him” – Adrien Lochon

“When Mohamed showed me his new sign divination, I instantly loved it as it involves some brilliant thinking. Mohamed has taken an existing technique and cleverly adapted it so that it’s shorter and more embedded within a natural discussion between the performer and participant. And I’m sure the inherent coincidence won’t be lost on performers. Great work!” – Ross Bartels

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