Heavy eyelids. Effective trick and its solution

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Heavy eyelids. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

Have someone look straight ahead for a few seconds, then look up without looking up. The viewer will have to raise their eyelids for this. Tell him to look up as much as he can and then close his eyes. Closing his eyes, he must leave them in the same position, that is, look up.

Then invite him to open his eyes. Tell him in a firm voice that he won't be able to do this, although he will try to do this simple movement. When he fails to open his eyes, as indicated by the quivering of his eyelids, command him to relax, lower his eyes as if he were looking at his feet, and open his eyes. The viewer opens his eyes without any effort.

Focus secret:

There is a very simple muscular principle at work here. It is impossible to open the eyes when the gaze is directed upwards. Whoever tries to do this is very surprised.

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