Dr. Crow's Psychic Secrets.pdf

Dr. CrowÓs

Psychic Secrets

All contents copyright ¨2002 by Robert E Cassidy

It may not be copied or resold in any form. The original purchaser, however, is

authorized to print a copy for his or her personal use.

Appearance is the greatest illusion.

Hermes Trismegistus

Table of Contents

Introduction...................................................................................................................... 2

The Zener Effect ............................................................................................................... 5

The Black Book of Light & Dr. CrowÔs Post Box Prediction......................................... 9

The MediumÔs ÑOffice SwitchÒ..................................................................................... 19

The Juice.......................................................................................................................... 23

Dr. CrowÔs Billet Routine .............................................................................................. 25

Special Notice ................................................................................................................. 32

Introduction

From The Billet Book Files:

The Zener Effect

This effect was inspired by a creation of Dr. Spencer Thornton called ÐDirection of Thought,Ñ

which appeared in his excellent booklet Secrets of Mental Magic , published by Ed Mellon in

1958. ThorntonÓs effect was done with business cards. Dr. CrowÓs version uses a standard pack

of ESP cards and a completely different handling. ItÓs a very convincing routine, as you will

discover when you try it for yourself.

EFFECT:

The mentalist exhibits a

pack of ESP cards and

explains their origin and

use. He removes five

cards from the pack Î a

circle, a cross, wavy

lines, a square, and a star

Î and gives them to the

person who has agreed to

participate in the test.

She is requested to mix

the symbols thoroughly

and to deal them face

down onto the table. The

mentalist then gives the

participant a small sheet

of round stickers and

asks her to affix one to