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A Thought Well Stolen kombinuje dva skvělé karetní efekty magie - Any Card At Any Number a Paul Curry's Out Of This World - do podlého hybrida; přeměnit je v ohromující šílenství. Dokážete si vůbec představit, jak by tento výsledný potomek vypadal?

Stejně jako v Any Card At Any Number , předvádějící odhalí identitu volně vymyšlené karty – a její pozici v balíčku – aniž by položil jedinou otázku. Vážně, toto je pevný a strhující mentalismus; není žádná síla, karta je zdarma MENTÁLNÍ VÝBĚR a nejsou kladeny ŽÁDNÉ otázky. Poté, co interpret přečetl divákovu mysl, rozeznal jeho kartu a její pozici v balíčku, následuje s vizuální ukázkou, která konkuruje nádhernému oddělení barev v Out Of This World . Vaše publikum je v šoku kvůli:

1. Vaše úžasná schopnost číst myšlenky.
2. Vaše šílená dovednost s balíčkem karet.

Kombinace efektů je ohromující a dokáže uzavřít jakoukoli show - ať už jde o jeden na jednoho, na večírku, v televizi nebo v divadle pro stovky. Britský karetní expert Michael Vincent se rozhodl hrát A Thought Well Stolen během své sezóny "Champions Of Magic" v Jersey Opera House . Tak silná je A Thought Well Stolen . Zde je to, co má Michael říct:

„Jako někdo, kdo si vybudoval reputaci na tvrdém jádru lstí , jsem vždy připraven přivítat ve svém programu efekt na opačném konci technického spektra. modus operandi směšování mých metod - efekt jako tento vám může ukrást show."

V úvodu knihy autor jasně stanoví svůj cíl:

"Mým pátráním - trvajícím desítky let - bylo hledání dokonale ztvárněné iluze čtení myšlenek s balíčkem karet. Jako pro close-up umělce - který miluje karty a mentalismus - by tento efekt byl něčím, kde se umělec identifikuje." volně promyšlená karta bez jakýchkoliv otázek, aniž by divák vyslovil jediné slovo. Dosažení tohoto cíle nebo se k němu dokonce přiblíží, vytváří na diváka hluboký efekt. Je to také karta, která se rozvlní celým vaším publikem, bez ohledu na jeho velikost.
" A Thought Well Stolen je 100% čistá, pokud jde o její záměr: identifikace jakékoli volně myšlené karty bez jakýchkoli otázek; bez jakéhokoli šťouchání, zkoumání, dvojí reality nebo dvojznačnosti. A bez jakýchkoli omezujících procedur. Vůbec žádné. výsledkem je výběrové řízení tak spravedlivé, jak jen může být: 'Máte oblíbenou hrací kartu?' ptá se předvádějící. ,Ano, ano, já,' odpoví divák. ,Dobře, to je skvělé,' potvrzuje předvádějící. ,Neříkej mi to. Udrž identitu své karty v tajnosti, ano?'

Existuje nějaký spravedlivější přístup? Myslím, že ne.

Autor podrobně a přátelským způsobem plně prozkoumává efekt(y). Dokonce i začátečník zvládne A Thought Well Stolen , protože nevyžaduje nic jiného než „základní karetní dovednosti“. Pokročilé verze jsou popsány v různých přílohách, ale pokud můžete provést jeden False Cut nebo False Shuffle, pak jste v podnikání; připraven ohromit publikum jakékoli velikosti.

A Thought Well Stolen nevyžaduje použití žádných gaffů nebo triků jakéhokoli druhu, pouze běžné hrací karty. Kniha má 40 stran podrobného textu. Zahrnuje jednoduchou a krásnou sérii téměř samočinných procedur, které přinášejí úžasné výsledky.

Doporučení:

"...efekt, jako je tento, může ukrást vaši show."
- Michael Vincent

"Je to jednoduché, přímé a silné! Miluji to"
- Luca Volpe

"Vždy jsem byl fanouškem Benovy práce a toto je další skvělá rutina od jednoho z mých oblíbených tvůrců v tomto umění."
- Rus Andrews

"Samostatně fungující rutiny jen málokdy dají takovou sílu jako tato. Způsob, jakým to popisuješ, je tak podmanivý!"
- Andi Gladwin ( Vanishing Inc. )

"Myslím, že jste právě vytvořili Svatý grál karetní magie! Jako kouzelník je to perfektní rutina, jak předvést jakékoli karetní dovednosti, aniž byste je skutečně měli, a pro mentalistu je to dokonalá rutina, kde nepotřebujete." dělat jakoukoli kvalifikovanou práci. Ideální pro oba světy.“
- Paul Romhany, redaktor ( VANISH Magazine )

" A Thought Well Stolen je zdaleka nejjednodušší - a nejelegantnější - dává publiku dojem, že předvádějící má vysokou úroveň dovedností a schopností číst myšlenky."
-Jason Messina

"Přemýšlivost, která podporuje A Thought Well Stolen , spočívá v tom, jak lstivě odhaluje to, co je neznámé o tom, co je údajně známé, a klade důraz na to, co diváci nakonec budou považovat za důležité, zapamatovatelné a působivé. Stručně řečeno, kromě toho, že poskytuje skvělou prezentaci jako takovou, toto pojednání vás přiměje přehodnotit, co je a co není na metodologii podstatné.“
- Jon Racherbaumer

"Jako někdo, kdo čte a baví ho všechno, co Ben Harris vydává, můžu říct jen Wow! Jednoduchý a krásný nápad, u kterého se opět usmívám od ucha k uchu!"
-Bra Gilberte

"Bene, tady máš skutečného vítěze. Má to tři hlavní ingredience, které tvoří velkolepou rutinu: má zábavnou zápletku, snadno se hraje a na konci má ohromující úder. Myslím, že Použiju to jako přibližovadlo - je opravdu těžké překonat sílu této rutiny. Gratuluji, Benny! Vyhodil jsi to z parku!"
- Steve Shufton

"Dnešní publikum je velmi náročné. Je to přesně ten typ magie, která je zasáhne 'dolů'." Zcela nová rutina Bena Harrise je vynikajícím hybridem dvou úžasných karetních zápletek, zahalených v metodě tak jednoduché, že je geniální."
- Jonathan Friedman ( odstíny magie )

(REŽISÉRŮV ŘEZNÝ BONUS) z Mentallica

Ben Harris's Director's Cut -- zanechává dojem, že ve hře byl pouze JEDEN DECK. Rafinované zpracování zvyšuje ACAAN část efektu A Thought Well Stolen , čímž se zbavuje honosného finále. Na divákovi to zanechá i malý dárek. Rutinní pro vážného mentalistu.

Originální anglický popis

A Thought Well Stolen combines two of magic's great card effects - Any Card At Any Number, and Paul Curry's Out Of This World - into a wicked hybrid; morphing them into a mind-blowing frenzy. Can you even imagine what this resultant offspring would look like?

As in Any Card At Any Number, the performer reveals the identity of a freely thought-of card - and its position in a deck - without asking a single question. Seriously, this is solid and gripping mentalism; there is no force, the card is a free MENTAL SELECTION and NO questions are asked. Having read the spectator's mind, discerning their card and its position in the deck, the performer follows with a visual display rivaling the wonderful separation of colors in Out Of This World. Your audience is left reeling by:

1. Your amazing ability to read minds.
2. Your insane skill with a deck of cards.

The combination of effects is mind-boggling and capable of closing any show - be it one-on-one, at a party, on T.V., or in a theater of hundreds. U.K. card expert, Michael Vincent, has chosen to perform A Thought Well Stolen during his "Champions Of Magic" season at the Jersey Opera House. That's how strong A Thought Well Stolen is. Here's what Michael has to say:

"As someone who has built a reputation on hard core sleight of hand, I am always ready to welcome an effect into my program at the opposite end of the technical spectrum. A Thought Well Stolen is that sort of effect, it fits perfectly into my modus operandi of mixing up my methods - an effect like this can steal your show."

In the book's introduction, the author sets out his goal clearly:

"A quest of mine - lasting decades - has been the search for a perfectly rendered illusion of mind-reading with a deck of cards. As a close-up performer - who loves cards and mentalism - this effect would be something where the performer identifies a freely thought-of card without any questions; without the spectator uttering a single word. Achieving this, or even getting close to it, creates a profound effect on the spectator. It's also one that ripples through your entire audience, no matter what its size.
"A Thought Well Stolen is 100% pure as regards its intention: the identification of any freely thought-of card without any questions; without any prodding, probing, dual reality or ambiguity. And, without any limiting procedures. None at all. The result is a selection process about as fair as it can get: 'Do you have a favorite playing card?' the performer asks. 'Yes, yes, I do,' the spectator replies. 'Okay, that's great,' the performer confirms. 'Don't tell me. Keep the identity of your card secret, okay?'"

Is there an approach any more fair? I don't think so.

The author fully explores the effect(s) in a detailed and friendly manner. Even a beginner can master A Thought Well Stolen because it requires nothing more than "basic card skills." Advanced versions are discussed in the various appendices, but if you can do a single False Cut, or a False Shuffle, then you are in business; ready to astound audiences of any size.

A Thought Well Stolen requires the use of no gaffs or gimmicks of any kind, just regular playing cards. The book runs 40 pages of detailed text. It covers the simple and beautiful series of almost self-working procedures that bring about the amazing results.

Endorsements:

"...an effect like this can steal your show."
- Michael Vincent

"This is simple, direct and strong! I love it"
- Luca Volpe

"I've always been a fan of Ben's work, and this is another great routine from one of my favorite creators in this art."
- Rus Andrews

"Self-working routines rarely pack as much punch as this. The way you describe it is so captivating!"
- Andi Gladwin (Vanishing Inc.)

"I think you might just have created the Holy Grail of Card Magic! As a magician, this is the perfect routine to show off any card skills without actually having any, and for a mentalist it's the perfect routine where you don't need to do any of the skilled work. Perfect for both worlds."
- Paul Romhany, Editor (VANISH Magazine)

"A Thought Well Stolen is by far the easiest - and most elegant - giving the audience the impression the performer has a high-level of skill and mind reading powers."
- Jason Messina

"The thoughtfulness that nurtures A Thought Well Stolen is how it cunningly reveals what is unknown about what is supposedly known, putting emphasis on what spectators will ultimately deem important, memorable, and impressive. In short, besides providing a terrific presentation piece per se, this treatise induces you to rethink what is and is not essential about methodology."
- Jon Racherbaumer

"As someone who reads and enjoys everything that Ben Harris releases, all I can say is Wow! A simple and beautiful idea that once again has me grinning from ear to ear!"
- Bro Gilbert

"Ben, you've got a real winner here. It has the three main ingredients that make for a magnificent routine: It has an entertaining plot, it is easy to perform, and it has a stupefying punch at the end. I think I'll use it as a closer - it really is hard to beat the strength of this routine. Congratulations, Benny! You've hit it out of the park!"
- Steve Shufton

"Today's audience is very demanding. This is exactly the type of magic that hits them 'down under.' Ben Harris's brand new routine is a most excellent hybrid of two wonderful card plots, cloaked in a method so simple, it's brilliant."
- Jonathan Friedman (Shades of Magic)

(DIRECTOR'S CUT BONUS) from Mentallica

Ben Harris's Director's Cut -- leaves the impression that only ONE DECK has been in play. The refined handling enhances the ACAAN portion of the A Thought Well Stolen effect, ditching the flashy finale. It also leaves the spectator with a little gift. Routined for the serious mentalist. \n\n

Originální anglický popis

A Thought Well Stolen combines two of magic's great card effects - Any Card At Any Number, and Paul Curry's Out Of This World - into a wicked hybrid; morphing them into a mind-blowing frenzy. Can you even imagine what this resultant offspring would look like?

As in Any Card At Any Number, the performer reveals the identity of a freely thought-of card - and its position in a deck - without asking a single question. Seriously, this is solid and gripping mentalism; there is no force, the card is a free MENTAL SELECTION and NO questions are asked. Having read the spectator's mind, discerning their card and its position in the deck, the performer follows with a visual display rivaling the wonderful separation of colors in Out Of This World. Your audience is left reeling by:

1. Your amazing ability to read minds.
2. Your insane skill with a deck of cards.

The combination of effects is mind-boggling and capable of closing any show - be it one-on-one, at a party, on T.V., or in a theater of hundreds. U.K. card expert, Michael Vincent, has chosen to perform A Thought Well Stolen during his "Champions Of Magic" season at the Jersey Opera House. That's how strong A Thought Well Stolen is. Here's what Michael has to say:

"As someone who has built a reputation on hard core sleight of hand, I am always ready to welcome an effect into my program at the opposite end of the technical spectrum. A Thought Well Stolen is that sort of effect, it fits perfectly into my modus operandi of mixing up my methods - an effect like this can steal your show."

In the book's introduction, the author sets out his goal clearly:

"A quest of mine - lasting decades - has been the search for a perfectly rendered illusion of mind-reading with a deck of cards. As a close-up performer - who loves cards and mentalism - this effect would be something where the performer identifies a freely thought-of card without any questions; without the spectator uttering a single word. Achieving this, or even getting close to it, creates a profound effect on the spectator. It's also one that ripples through your entire audience, no matter what its size.
"A Thought Well Stolen is 100% pure as regards its intention: the identification of any freely thought-of card without any questions; without any prodding, probing, dual reality or ambiguity. And, without any limiting procedures. None at all. The result is a selection process about as fair as it can get: 'Do you have a favorite playing card?' the performer asks. 'Yes, yes, I do,' the spectator replies. 'Okay, that's great,' the performer confirms. 'Don't tell me. Keep the identity of your card secret, okay?'"

Is there an approach any more fair? I don't think so.

The author fully explores the effect(s) in a detailed and friendly manner. Even a beginner can master A Thought Well Stolen because it requires nothing more than "basic card skills." Advanced versions are discussed in the various appendices, but if you can do a single False Cut, or a False Shuffle, then you are in business; ready to astound audiences of any size.

A Thought Well Stolen requires the use of no gaffs or gimmicks of any kind, just regular playing cards. The book runs 40 pages of detailed text. It covers the simple and beautiful series of almost self-working procedures that bring about the amazing results.

Endorsements:

"...an effect like this can steal your show."
- Michael Vincent

"This is simple, direct and strong! I love it"
- Luca Volpe

"I've always been a fan of Ben's work, and this is another great routine from one of my favorite creators in this art."
- Rus Andrews

"Self-working routines rarely pack as much punch as this. The way you describe it is so captivating!"
- Andi Gladwin (Vanishing Inc.)

"I think you might just have created the Holy Grail of Card Magic! As a magician, this is the perfect routine to show off any card skills without actually having any, and for a mentalist it's the perfect routine where you don't need to do any of the skilled work. Perfect for both worlds."
- Paul Romhany, Editor (VANISH Magazine)

"A Thought Well Stolen is by far the easiest - and most elegant - giving the audience the impression the performer has a high-level of skill and mind reading powers."
- Jason Messina

"The thoughtfulness that nurtures A Thought Well Stolen is how it cunningly reveals what is unknown about what is supposedly known, putting emphasis on what spectators will ultimately deem important, memorable, and impressive. In short, besides providing a terrific presentation piece per se, this treatise induces you to rethink what is and is not essential about methodology."
- Jon Racherbaumer

"As someone who reads and enjoys everything that Ben Harris releases, all I can say is Wow! A simple and beautiful idea that once again has me grinning from ear to ear!"
- Bro Gilbert

"Ben, you've got a real winner here. It has the three main ingredients that make for a magnificent routine: It has an entertaining plot, it is easy to perform, and it has a stupefying punch at the end. I think I'll use it as a closer - it really is hard to beat the strength of this routine. Congratulations, Benny! You've hit it out of the park!"
- Steve Shufton

"Today's audience is very demanding. This is exactly the type of magic that hits them 'down under.' Ben Harris's brand new routine is a most excellent hybrid of two wonderful card plots, cloaked in a method so simple, it's brilliant."
- Jonathan Friedman (Shades of Magic)

(DIRECTOR'S CUT BONUS) from Mentallica

Ben Harris's Director's Cut -- leaves the impression that only ONE DECK has been in play. The refined handling enhances the ACAAN portion of the A Thought Well Stolen effect, ditching the flashy finale. It also leaves the spectator with a little gift. Routined for the serious mentalist.