Ouija

Book by Ross Taylor
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Ouija

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Book by Ross Taylor (39.95)

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In the course of a routine, during a close up performance, you get the spectator to focus on the name of someone close to them. They name a few random letters, including letters from the name. The name is not written down anywhere and exists only in their mind. And you instantly tell them the name they are thinking of.

This is exactly what you DO. There are no billets, tears or peeks. Simply the words you use and the illusion they create, are all you need to be able to accurately guess a name, most of the time. Like real mind reading, you may at times miss. Under impossible circumstances the vast majority of the time you will be correct.

Never before has this been possible, with such a stream-lined method. The process takes no time at all and is literally over in a few seconds.

This is a must have for close up workers who desire to perform realistic mind reading as completely prop-less, as possible.

Fraser says that OIJA is a dream come true and a real breakthrough for him and his work, in terms of practical methods to guess any name (or potentially any word). Once you have OUIJA in your mind, you need literally nothing else. Another person's mind and words are all that are used. It can even be performed over Skype.

 

Customer reviews for Ouija

Reviewer

Graham

I would rate this 4/5 stars. The thinking behind this name guess is brilliant but I feel that if you are not a skilled mentalist, then your spectators may have some idea as to how you guessed their name. If you can pull this off convincingly, it is really baffling and fooling. However, if you are not accustomed to Fraser's thinking, you may not think this will work. You need to try it out on your own and see if it fits your style.

 
Reviewer

Marc

This is one of those books that seem to be attempting dual reality with the reader.

Like many mentalism routines dependent on a fragile series of subtitles, it's assumed that spectators, if properly led, will think alike and act alike. The only spectator reaction described is 'freaked out', so any other outcome is presumably a weakness in your audience management, not a reflection of the efficacy of the techniques.

There are no outs. In fact, there is no discussion about what to do if the first guess isn't a hit. I assume a second guess should be attempted, but apparently the authors have never missed.

The ideas are all very intriguing, despite their fragility. But it's presented as an isolated trick with a 'cold' spectator. The best use of 'Ouija', to my mind, is as a tool within the context of a fuller routine or routines, but not only is this not explored, it's not suggested.

This high quality booklet is concisely written and well edited.

 

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