This is ONLY to throw of knowledgeable cardicians. IN FACT he often deliberately makes procedures MORE 'muddy' to disguise the simpler true method. This is NOT the case with what I'm seeing from Aronson's work. Was it Dai Vernon who said something like, the simpler an effect is to describe, the more powerful it is? Invisible Deck: A thought of card. For a lay spec, its complete mastery of a 'selection-location'. Quite simply, I find (right now) one of the most potent tricks with any mem deck is simply have spec take a card, you glimpse any adjacent card to INSTANTLY tell him his card.

Problem is, there are some mem deck effects, but most are card tricks for magicians. So I wanted 'bound to please' to learn some good mem deck work. I found Aronson's stack on the internet and memorized it. Your looking for memorized deck work, right? But I had already learned how to memorize a deck from the Nikola stack chapter at the end of Encyclopdedia of Card tricks. Shuffle-bored presents Simon's self-working, totally hands-off card miracle: without any questions, outs, gaffs, ambiguities or moves - and without ever touching the cards - the performer announces exactly how many cards are face up, in a spectator freely shuffled deck! Plus additional effects published in Kabbala and Hierophant. Includes Red See Passover, Simon's Favorite Card Trick, Mis-mate, Simon's underground treatise on the memorized deck principles (that started the current wave of memorized miracles), an entire chapter on subtle uses of the advertising card, Under Cover Four Play, Ad-Jacent, and the original presentation of the Aronson stack (with three different poker deals, a perfect bridge hand, spelling combinations, a blackjack deal, and more).

Contains the complete texts of his first three books, The Card Ideas of Simon Aronson (1978), A Stack to Remember (1979) and Shuffle-bored (1980). Simon's collected early works, compiled in one volume. Index Charts for Fate from Simply Simon (courtesy of Nick Pudar). Magic Booklet Fold for Random Sample Shuffle-bored (in Art Decko).pdf. So my solution is actually fairly simple and I use it when performing magic to build my. Early works) «ageq) Simply Simon (4995) Try the Impossible (2001). Simon Aronson - Try the Impossible.pdf - Free ebook download as PDF. Contains the complete texts of his first three books, The Card Ideas of Simon Aronson (1978), A Stack to Remember (1979) and Shuffle. A bullet-proof, fool-proof, self-working, impromptu + mind-reading miracle. Things start out great but quickly get INSANE. Now Simon has collected his latest creations, showcasing his unique brand of impossible card magic in.

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