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The book 13 Steps to Mentalism is widely considered the Erdnase of mentalism...

Probably cause you're looking for tricks to take away, as you said in One man... Three is a huge number of interesting sleights, less tricks than One.

That was rather unnecessary... Sure man, send me a challenge :)

Oh sure, yeah I totally understand that, I was just saying my point as a note. Incidentally, the aforementioned story is here. http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=11067&highlight=Performance

Hey man, that's totally normal... Honestly, stuff like just taking deep breaths, consciously trying to relax muscles, staying warm (hands around a hot cup of coffee or something), relax and remember to just talk to them as though you were anywhere else, as friends, will help lesson the nerves...

That'd work if I was lapping the deck ^^' Thanks for the comments guys... I'm siding with general consensus here and pulling it out at an offbeat. Incidentally Dima my vanish is fine but the Figaro Transfer needs a bit of work still to make perfect... Ah well.

That was slightly unnecessary... I'm sure the battle will be just fine

The Omen, in Aaron Fisher's book The Paper Engine, is a patter-based version of Jumping Gemini (Darwin Ortiz) which you might like... Any sort of triumph routine opens up a great opportunity for patter... You can look into mentalism prediction effects too I guess..

Hey man - I just wanted to say hey and welcome, I noticed you're new around here ^^ Thanks for the review, and age shouldn't be a problem anyway, it's good to see really young people around too :)

I think I should mention for the record that they are EXTREMELY thin, and very soft and flexible.

Yes but... a) The 1-on-1 teaches you much more than you could ever do by yourself. If you practiced that for a year, you still would not have the subtleties required for it. b) It teaches technique, where, whilst you might technically have it down, you can't actually perform it. For example...

Sure, magic is a way to approach people. I'm gonna do a bit of mindreading though, and predict that people will subsequently say, or at least think or agree with this, that magic by itself won't get you girls. There've been topics about this, but it's not about the magic, it's about you. If...

I don't know about his Trilogy, but Mystique on Dangerous isn't very difficult technically for the most part, it's fairly simple and just requires you to focus on presentation, only a few non-impromptu, mostly impromptu.

Damn it, VWind beat me to what I was gonna say. He thinks he's so cool and stuff, but honestly... (<3) The production wowed me, especially the first one, although I've never really gotten into coins, very impressive! Well done guys, and never could've guessed Doug...

That's awfully sad... R.I.P.

Rabid was arguing that it was sad that when the 1-on-1's stopped, people could've used the break to look up where to find the moves they wanted taught themselves. Instead, they just sat around and complained about the lack of 1-on-1's that they personally wanted, and you agreed... First or...

Or do a Michael Herp and sell them now for $150 :P Actually, orange is my favourite colour... Yum

Yep and we basically all said we did that... You were accusing people of only flourishing at home? Until now you haven't mentioned a thing about actually filming it. Let me quote... Hmm. No filming there. .....If your posts didn't change everytime, I'd have some motivation for arguing with...

Skylark: Basically getting any number of cards to wherever you need them in the deck, secretly, eg spread cull, from a spread, cull shuffling, from an overhand shuffle... /facepalm... If you're too lazy to go source the moves yourself and then complain that T11 isn't teaching you the moves...

The first three repliers all said they flourish for public... Have you been reading your own thread?