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This too^ If you prefer to have the break be invisible at all times without needing to drop your hands, this is great advice.

I can't see it?

Mark Wilson's Course is ridiculously cheap. You could prolly buy both. What's your budget in terms of your money? You live in India, right? Because if you go to the country version of amazon, it shows you their currency, so we can double check for you there. Also, a book that I don't own, but...

As you talk, drop your hands to your sides. Pull down a bit with the pinky, and stick it in.

I see it as someone who can support themselves steadily and financially through magic. Essentially, magic is your job, whether it;s performing, consulting, creating, or whatever. Nothing wrong with being an amateur though, a lot of magicians that were all time greats were (and are) amateurs...

I personally think the classic method taught in the Royal Road of extracting the chosen card (taught in "the backslip" section) is great. I use it in my card to wallet. To get the card needed, I love using a card index (one of my favorite utilities ever) to cop the named card into to get it...

It's a beginners course BUT it is a beginners course in all magic. I'll be honest, you probably won't use too many of the card techniques here that you didn't already, but there are some interesting plots and tricks that you can use. However, Mark WIlson covers so much more. Each chapter...

Practice what the move would look like if you did it for real, and practice it without the coin. Once you get that to look natural, try replicating it with the coin.

What's up guys, I just wanted to write a bit about something I've been thinking about, and hopefully we can get a good discussion out of it :). My point here is going to be simple. When watching a performance, Magicians are both the best and the worst audience at the same time. How is this...

Good to know. Sounds a lot like Mark Wilson's Course. It's actually pretty cheap, I might pick it up :)

From this list, I own the Royal Road, and I have access to Bobo as an ebook from my local library all the time. I have seen a lot of Nicholas's work but don't own anything from him. The RR is a great beginner's book that I really like. Along with some of Tyler's suggestions, I recommend...

Thanks guys! Also, any legal concerns I should be worried about?

How'd you find them? Also, would it work as an opener?

Hey guys, I have been really intrigued with fire eating for a while now. I've been thinking that I might try learning it this summer. However, I do have some MAJOR questions before I even think about learning it. First off, is it worth it? The reason I want to learn it the most right now is...

I legitimately just set it to filter "lowest price first" and start scrolling through a few pages. That's how I find the best prices. Again, things are way over inflated, but every now and then you can find a pretty sweet deal. Also, check Amazon. much more consistent and can often times be...

I'm not gonna repeat too much of what these guys said, but for the things that I think need the most emphasis on: Firstly, the trick isn't original at all. Sorry, but these types of tricks have been done all the time before (and with the same method too). Second off, the performance wasn't...

Google Translate is notoriously bad for Latin, but it seems to have gotten it roughly right here. The translation (Cambridge style) is From two evils, less must always be chosen. (I'm only in Latin 4, so if someone has more experience then me, please do correct me).

Actually let me go research this some more. I looked at it and they all say "Made in America", not necessarily USPCC. I'm 99% certain they are printed by the USPCC, and if you're asking about the quality, the quality is top notch (better than your standard cards by far). I've heard people say...

Yes :) *Unless I am totally getting something confused with them. I did this a few times over the last week pertaining to a few products. Multi-tasking does not work...