Psycho-Projecto

Author/Originator: Wallace Lee
Product ID: e687

PDF Price: $4.00

DESCRIPTION

Wallace Lee's Psycho-Projecto is one of those reputation-building mental feats you may just want to hold in reserve. It's ideal as a press trick for the editor of your local paper or when you want to impress some VIP. Of course, if you prefer, you can just use it as a cool party trick too. Here's the effect: A number of objects are chosen from the room or place where you are, and someone freely selects one. You now ask him to call a "Medium" you know (your wife, partner, friend, etc.) and ask the person on the other end of the line, what item he chose. Let's say for example, the objects are an autographed baseball on a man's desk, a small statuette of the Empire State Building, and a Vase with flowers. Now keep in mind, the VIP is free to ask the question in any way he likes. This avoids any appearance that you are "coding" the name of the object in the wording, etc. Even so, upon receiving the call, the Medium after a few moments of concentration, begins to describe the article in detail, such as, "I see some writing...but it's not just any writing...it's Derek Jeter's signature on a baseball that's enclosed in a protective plexiglas case because it's so valuable. I sense that is the object you are thinking of." Once you know Lee's secret, Psycho-Projecto is easy for you and a partner to do and you'll pick it up in minutes! No lengthy codes to memorize, no confederates in the audience (you can do it one on one or for a larger group), ultra clean handling. 5 pages, re-typeset.

Also available, Wallace Lee's Fakerithmetic and Cryptesthesia. Also see...Telephone Telepathy and Al Forman's Handbook of Telephone Telepathy.