Right now I have my business cards with different names on them, then a stack of just one name. What is the most natural way to force a single name (w/o a forcing bag)
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Best way to force a name?
- Thread starter Zenn_Darkfire
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Any fair force using cards will be fine.
There are many things you can do with a mobile phone, think open your twitter and scroll though a list of celeberities.
There are many things you can do with a mobile phone, think open your twitter and scroll though a list of celeberities.
I think you answered your own question. . . you have a one-way force deck already (the stack with all the same name)
You can use a Pendulum as well as reversed Muscle Reading techniques. Bob Cassidy has a very cool idea with Pendulums in which he and the participant hold separate chords that are connected to the pendulum pointer; the method gives you all sorts of subtle control and as such, becomes an excellent vehicle when it comes to forcing out information.
Get a stack of Alphabet Flash Cards and simply use different card force methods as a means of collecting "random" letters from which your participant(s) create a word/name.
I'm absolutely stunned when it comes to questions like this in that such things used to be part of a neophytes first or second year of study (forces in general) -- MAGIC 101. We have "basics" that can be applied hundreds of ways, we just need to stop being myopic and see the greater potential of things.
You can use a Pendulum as well as reversed Muscle Reading techniques. Bob Cassidy has a very cool idea with Pendulums in which he and the participant hold separate chords that are connected to the pendulum pointer; the method gives you all sorts of subtle control and as such, becomes an excellent vehicle when it comes to forcing out information.
Get a stack of Alphabet Flash Cards and simply use different card force methods as a means of collecting "random" letters from which your participant(s) create a word/name.
I'm absolutely stunned when it comes to questions like this in that such things used to be part of a neophytes first or second year of study (forces in general) -- MAGIC 101. We have "basics" that can be applied hundreds of ways, we just need to stop being myopic and see the greater potential of things.
Zenn: The easiest way I would do it is to have the names in abc order. Remember them and no matter which card they choose just get a break and cut the deck in which the card before their card should be an indicator of which card they have chosen.
If you are looking for a prediction force. I did this mindreading trick in which i forced my prediction:
The video is called Cedric Taylor predicts the future its the first trick!!!
http://www.youtube.com/taylormade85
Hope that helps!!!
If you are looking for a prediction force. I did this mindreading trick in which i forced my prediction:
The video is called Cedric Taylor predicts the future its the first trick!!!
http://www.youtube.com/taylormade85
Hope that helps!!!
Frankly you first need to be frank with your audience members and let them know that you want them to think of a name, any name in the world. For instance, If you were to think of a famous celebrity you would want to think of a first name. For instance, Mr. Oz wouldn't due but you could use the Jim from Jim Henson. If it was the name of a famous frankfurter manufacturer you would want to use only the first name, say Oscar, not Meyer. If you were to think of the name of a famous movie character, such as the name of the man who uttered the famous words, " Frankly my dear I don't give a damn," you would use the name Rhett....not Butler.
.......or you could just sven deck your stack of business cards.
.......or you could just sven deck your stack of business cards.