Ebook - The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face by Reddevil (Digital Download)

Discover 'The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face'

'The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face' by Reddevil is a groundbreaking digital ebook that introduces a brilliantly simple yet profoundly impactful mentalism routine. Designed for casual contexts, this billetless performance script allows you to divine intimate details about a spectator's birth without any complex tools or lengthy preparations. Forget the need for calculators, calendars, or cumbersome external aids; this routine is pure mentalism, relying solely on an engaging conversation about music. If you're passionate about incorporating unique themes and delivering astonishing birthday reveals, this ebook offers a fresh, innovative approach that will elevate your performances.

Unveiling Secrets with Music

Imagine a scenario where you and your spectator delve into the power of music, focusing on the #1 Billboard pop song from their birth year. This shared musical journey becomes the key to unlocking hidden knowledge within their subconscious. Reddevil presents two compelling effects, adaptable to the moment and your spectator's preference. You can either ask the spectator if they know the exact day of the week they were born (e.g., Monday, Tuesday), and using the power of their birth year's anthem, they will miraculously determine it themselves. Alternatively, you can directly use their birth year's chart-topping hit to pinpoint the exact date of their birth – the day of the month – with astonishing accuracy. Crucially, in both scenarios, the spectator performs absolutely no mental math, writes nothing down, and remains completely captivated by the experience.

Master the Domesday Rule with Ease

Reddevil has ingeniously crafted a brand-new 'Domesday tool' for the mentalism community. This powerful method eliminates most of the memorization traditionally associated with the Domesday Rule, making it accessible even to those unfamiliar with it. If the Domesday Rule isn't currently in your mentalism toolbox, 'The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face' serves as an incredibly simple and effective introduction. Not only will you acquire a complete, ready-to-perform routine, but you'll also find it an excellent exercise for truly mastering the underlying principles. This ebook doesn't just teach you a trick; it equips you with a fundamental skill that you'll undoubtedly incorporate into your performances for the rest of your career. Embrace the elegance of billetless mentalism and connect with your audience on a truly personal and memorable level.

Original Specs

This new routine (and tool) is an entertaining billetless performance script for casual mentalism contexts. Without billets or peeks, I have created a tool that you can use to tell someone the exact date out of 31 days a person was born. And the spectator does absolutely zero math in their heads. You need no calculators, no calendars, and no c$%bs. Rather, you just have a conversation about music. If you like to incorporate music themes into your routines and are interested in birthday reveals, I think you are really going to like this!

Effect in the Eye of the Spectator:
The spectator and performer discuss the power of music focusing on the #1 Billboard pop song from the year the spectator was born. Using the song as a key to the subconscious talents of the brain, you have two possible effects, depending on the spectator:

1. The mind-reader asks the spectator if she knows what day of the week she was born (Mon-Sun). She says that she has no idea. Using the power of the song from her birth year, the spectator becomes a mind-reader herself and miraculously determines the exact day of the week she was born. Or…

2. The mind-reader uses the #1 song of the year of her birth to nail the exact date of her birth. The spectator does no math, and she writes nothing down.

I have provided the mentalism community a brand-new Domesday tool for mentalists to use to create their own routines, and I have eliminated most of the memorization needed to perform using it. If you don’t have the Domesday Rule in your toolbox, this effect is a very simple introduction. Not only will you get a routine that you can use, but you can also use this as an exercise to master the Domesday Rule. If you do, you will have something you will use the rest of your performance life.