Behold! “Coffee Break With The Devil” by Artem Tikheyich unveils mentalism’s best-kept secrets! Learn astounding techniques from a “Phenomenon” winner. Amaze and astound with 100 pages of mind-bending routines! Prepare to be spellbound!
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Unlock the Secrets of Mentalism with Coffee Break With The Devil by Artem Tikheyich
Dive into the fascinating world of mentalism with Coffee Break With The Devil, a groundbreaking PDF book by Artem Tikheyich, the acclaimed winner of Uri Geller’s Phenomenon show. This meticulously crafted guide offers a fresh perspective on mentalism, packed with innovative techniques and ready-to-perform routines that will elevate your performances to new heights.
What’s Inside?
This 100-page treasure trove is brimming with detailed explanations, vivid color illustrations, diagrams, and photographs. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll discover:
- The Invisible Guest: Craft a story with your viewer and deliver an astonishing prediction.
- Finger Prediction: Accurately predict which finger your viewer will choose.
- Time to Sleep: Plunge your viewer into a dream and extract real objects from their imagination.
- 007: Predict a character chosen by your viewer from a multitude of options.
- Test with Chairs: A unique twist on the classic chair effect.
- The Illusion of Hypnosis: Make a straight fork appear to bend in your viewer’s eyes.
- Game with Fingers: Repeatedly guess the number of fingers your viewer is hiding.
- Rock Paper Scissors: Always win or draw in this classic game.
- Three Objects: Guess which of three objects your viewer is thinking of.
- Thought Cloud: Predict a word chosen by your viewer from a book.
- Preshow: Insights on pre-show techniques from the consultants of Phenomenon.
- Red or Green: Predict a color chosen by your viewer.
- An Amazing Prediction of a Symbol: Accurately predict a symbol chosen by your viewer.
- A.S.A.N. – Stage Version: A stage-ready mentalism routine.
- Bending a Hacksaw: Bend a hacksaw with your mind—a stunning stage effect.
- Exhausted: Hypnotize your viewer so they can’t lift a pencil.
- Pure AKKAN: A refined version of a classic effect with an added twist.
- Self-Rotating Spoon: Make a spoon rotate and twist into a spiral without any gimmicks.
- Thermokinesis: Heat metal to a high temperature using only your thoughts.
- Unknown Caller: Have your viewer dial a random number that turns out to be yours.
Why Choose This Book?
Artem Tikheyich’s Coffee Break With The Devil is not just a book—it’s a masterclass in mentalism. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or a curious beginner, this guide will provide you with the tools and inspiration to create unforgettable experiences for your audience. With its blend of practical techniques and creative insights, this book is a must-have for anyone passionate about the art of mentalism.
We present to you a new book on mentalism in PDF edition, which contains the best methods and techniques of mentalism! The author, Artem Tikhevich, is the winner of the show “Phenomenon” by the famous mentalist Uri Geller, which started in Ukraine in 2011. A new, fresh take on creating your own effects and a ton of hand-picked, top-notch material for your performances, ready to go. The book contains 100 pages with detailed explanations of several dozen routines with color illustrations, diagrams and photographs.
Content:
Preface by the author.
Natural Barista
Repertoire:
“The Invisible Guest”
An amazing prediction from a story that you come up with together with your viewer, filling it with details.
“Finger Prediction”
You predict which finger the viewer will choose on his hand.
“Time to sleep”
The viewer mentally falls into a dream, imagining the details that surround him, you take out from his dream real things that he names. It’s like “A Nightmare on Elm Street”
“007” – You predict a character that the viewer chooses from many others.
“Test with chairs” is an interesting interpretation of the classic effect with chairs.
“The illusion of hypnosis” is one of the most amazing effects of pseudo-hypnosis. The viewer looks at a perfectly straight fork, but describes it as if it were bending right before his eyes. The fork remains absolutely straight the entire time.
“Game with fingers” – The mentalist, several times in a row, accurately guesses how many fingers the viewer is showing behind his back or in his jacket pocket.
Rock Paper Scissors – The performer plays this classic game with the audience and always wins or draws!
“Three Objects” – The mentalist guesses which of three different objects the viewer is secretly thinking of.
“Thought Cloud” – The Mentalist places a fortune wallet on the table. The viewer independently chooses absolutely any page in the book and thinks of the first word in it.
The mentalist guesses this word. In the finale, the viewer watches the prediction, which has always been on the table, in which the word from the book intended by the viewer is written.
“Preshow” – The author’s thoughts on the topic of the preshow in collaboration with the Swedish consultants of the show “Phenomenon”
“Red or green” – color prediction.
“An amazing prediction of a symbol” – The viewer freely chooses one of five symbols, but the mentalist predicts its attack with absolute accuracy!
A.S.A.N. – Stage version.
“Bending a hacksaw” – Everyone is used to mentalists bending spoons or coins. How about a huge hacksaw? A wonderful stage version of the classic bending in mentalism.
“Exhausted” – You hypnotize the viewer and he is not able to lift a pencil.
“Pure AKKAN” – My version of the classic effect, which in my opinion is the purest for today. With an additional effect.
“Self-Rotating Spoon” – A great addition to your spoon bending routine. Just imagine, you take a spoon in your fist and it begins to rotate itself, twisting into a spiral. No gimmicks. Completely improvised.
“Thermokinesis” – you force ordinary metal to heat up to a very high temperature with the power of your thoughts.
“Unknown Caller” – The viewer comes up with any phone number right from his head. You dial this number directly from his smartphone. And there’s a ringtone in your pocket. It turns out the viewer just came up with your personal phone number. You pick up the phone and jokingly talk to the viewer who has reached you.
