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Five simple envelopes are handed out in the hall. Everyone who receives an envelope is asked to put some small object in it and then seal it. The spectator collects the envelopes, shuffles them carefully and hands them to the magician. The magician openly lowers the envelopes into a glass vase and explains to the audience that the underexplored phenomenon of psychometry is based on the theory that by picking up objects belonging to a certain person, you can call up in your mind the image of that person, despite the fact that the object is sealed in an envelope.

Demonstrating the correctness of this theory, the magician takes one of the envelopes and applies it to his forehead. Without hesitation, he declares that the item in the envelope belongs to a young girl. Opening the envelope, he shakes the item into his palm. Holding the object in his fist, the magician, listening to the vibrations emitted by the object, gives a detailed description of the owner of the object. Finally, he descends into the hall and, wandering around it, approaches the surprised girl with mystical precision.

With the remaining four envelopes and their contents, everything is exactly repeated with the same success.

When performed properly, the focus makes an extremely strong impression. Some professional magicians have made a name for themselves on it alone. We emphasize again: it is important that you present this trick as entertainment, assuring the audience that this is just a demonstration of the phenomenon of psychometry.

Focus secret:

(A) You will need several plain white postage envelopes, approximately 9 by 16 cm. Four of the five envelopes are prepared, namely, a dot is made in the corner of the envelope with a pencil, and on each envelope in its own corner, different from the rest of the envelopes. The dots are placed on the side on which the valve is located, in pencil, very pale, so that they are invisible to the audience.

Focus Mind Reading Gypsy

(B) Each of the four dots corresponds to a specific viewer. The fifth envelope does not have a dot. Stack the envelopes in such an order that the viewer can be calculated by the points that in each subsequent envelope are shifted to the next corner clockwise, starting from the upper left corner, as shown in the figure.

Focus Mind Reading Gypsy

1. Taking envelopes stacked in a pile in a certain order, you pass them to the audience in the hall, moving along the hall from left to right. You just need to remember which envelope you gave to whom.

2. Returning to the stage, invite the audience to put a small item in the envelope, seal it in the envelope, and give it to another audience member. Ask this spectator to collect the envelopes, mix them as you wish, and give them to you.

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3. Drop the envelopes into a clear vase. Taking the first envelope out of it, bend the flap up and find the dot. Now you know to whom this envelope was given.

4. Put the envelope to your forehead and slowly determine who owns the thing in it: a man or a woman. For example, your speech might be: "There is a powerful vibration coming out of the envelope. Yes, the item in the envelope seems to belong to a man in his thirties, maybe a little younger."

5. At this point, open the envelope and drop the item into your hand. Putting the torn envelope aside, hold the object in your fist and begin to identify the details of the owner's appearance that you either see from the stage or, better, remember when you handed the envelope to him.

6. After listing the details, go down to the hall and walk along it, as if guided by the force of the vibrations of the object held in your hand, successfully and dramatically completing the search for the owner.

7. Repeat the procedure for the four remaining envelopes. When you're done, the trick will make a lasting impression, especially if it's very different from the other tricks in your program.

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