Unlock the secrets of the mind with “Psychological Subtleties 1” by Banachek! Discover psychological techniques that blur the line between mental magic and psychic entertainment. A must-have for any serious performer!
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Unlock the Secrets of Psychological Subtleties with Banachek
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Discover the groundbreaking techniques of Banachek, a master mentalist and psychic entertainer whose career has captivated audiences worldwide. Renowned for his role in the famous “Project Alpha” experiment and his daring performances on national television, Banachek now shares the psychological subtleties that make his acts unforgettable.
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- Instant Performance: Techniques that require no advance preparation, perfect for impromptu audiences.
- Expert Endorsements: Praised by Teller of Penn & Teller as a master of subtle deceptions.
- Comprehensive Guide: A must-have addition to your library of Banachek’s works.
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Banachek’s methods are not just tricks; they are a profound exploration of the human psyche, designed to blur the lines between reality and illusion. This book is a treasure trove of insights for performers and enthusiasts alike, offering deep, devious, and dangerous techniques that can elevate your performance to the supernatural.
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Description
Psychological Subtleties by Banachek Banachek, first came to national prominence as one of two teen-age “psychics” validated by the Parapsychology Department at Washington University as part of Randi’s “Project Alpha” experiment. Since then he has been buried alive on national television, caught bullets in his teeth (using his own technique, which he has since shared with Penn & Teller) and become one of the most sought-after performers in the college and corporate arenas. In this long-awaited new book, Banachek reveals the true secrets of his success: psychological subtleties that transform “mental magic” into “psychic entertainment.” Most of the effects require no advance preparation and may be performed at a moment’s notice. Those who have Banachek’s earlier monographs will not hesitate to add this to their libraries.
From the introduction by Teller: “BANACHEK IS BRILLIANT at subtle deceptions. My partner Penn and I have repeatedly called upon his vast knowledge, diabolical ingenuity, and remarkable imagination, and have never been disappointed. This man has the goods, and now you do, too. But be careful. THIS IS A VERY DANGEROUS BOOK. In the wrong hands, these subtle, deeply devious methods could be used to convince audiences that the performer is not an artist, but a supernatural being. ..”
