What can mentalists possibly learn from the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne? More than you’d think.
This tribute explores Ozzy’s bizarre genius and the powerful lessons he offers to mind readers, mystics and all other kinds of performers.
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MENTAL-ISMS
Have you ever wanted to control someone’s mind using only your words?
No wires… No stooges… No weird gadgets beeping in your underpants.
Just your voice, a well timed pause and a devilishly casual smile.
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REVIEWS
Discover the career of Luke Jermay, one of the most influential mentalists of the 21st century. Explore his remarkable work, contributions to magic, and legacy in performance psychology.
Explore the eerie, mind-blowing world of PK Touches. Learn what they are, how they work, and why they’re one of mentalism’s most powerful tools for creating ghostly, unforgettable experiences.
In a forest where dragons rush through clouds and paper enchanted birds deliver message scrolls via moonlight, there lived two powerful wizards.
One was up in the frostbitten cliffs of the north and the other lived among the glowing mango groves of the south.
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MENTAL-ISMS
OX Bender 2.0 by Menny Lindenfeld: Mind Bending Madness in Your Hand.
Alright mind warriors, buckle up! Today we’re diving skull first into Ox Bender 2.0, a crafty device by Menny Lindenfeld that promises to turn your coin bending routines into a supernatural spectacle.
Few names in the world of mentalism command as much respect as Banachek. Known for his unparalleled mastery of psychological illusion,
his scientific scepticism and his unwavering commitment to elevating the art of mind reading. Banachek stands as a towering figure in modern magic.
Ah yes, ACAAN. The Any Card at Any Number.
The sacred whisper passed through hushed circles of magicians and mentalists.
A trick so pure, so devilishly simple in concept, it’s haunted minds, notebooks and half finished YouTube tutorials for decades.
Discover the mind bending genius behind Invisible Miracle by Germán Dabat in this strange, weird, and wonderful review.
In the landscape of modern mentalism, few figures have cast a shadow as wide as Lee Earle. Known for his clean, practical creations and his emphasis on realism. He helped shape the psychological style of performance that defines much of today’s mentalism.
Part inventor, part educator and part editor, he spent decades blending theatricality with subtlety, always placing the audience’s experience at the centre of the art.