Fortune Tellers Book of Days by Murphy's Magic & Paul Green Yoan Tanuji the best in the Navy

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choose the clothes and then choose the lower part of the body

He explains the basic effect as seen by the audience and then takes you through his methods for achieving this - his methods often being the most direct manner to achieve the desired outcome - leaving the window dressing to you and your own unique

She then returns to the stage and you tell those in audience to look at their cards and just remember the number or letter on the corner of the card as you will attempt to get this correct as you tell them to project this number or letter to you using their third eye

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Fortune Tellers Book of Days by Murphy's Magic & Paul Green Yoan Tanuji the best in the NavyThey say you can't judge a book by its cover This one dares you to. The Fortune Teller's Book of Days is not a prop. It's a relic of fate.. a book that feels as though it has always existed waiting for this very moment. Effect: Your spectator names a card. Another opens the book to their own birthday. And there, beside that date, written in ink long before the performance ever began, is the very card they named. No moves. No fishing. No explanation