Do you want to hypnotize for entertainment? Then these effects in this issue help you to carry out astonishing experiments, in which the audience really believes that you can hypnotize. But these routines have nothing to do with hypnosis, they are based on psychological tricks, anatomical conditions, physics and in principle very simple secrets.

The author Royle Works with methods that are very well known among magic artists, such as the stage whispering, which makes spectator assistants directly into secret helpers during the show through whispered influencing. And unlike Uri Geller, he makes no secret of the fact that he himself is also a magician.

All routines described come from Roye's practice. For decades, they have also been an integral part of many other hypnosis shows around the globe and they are well practiced.

From the table of contents:

• Weak arm - strong arm
• Cold test
• Strong man test
• Full -body rigid
• The torch trick
• The human needle pillow
• Arm experiment
• Eye test
• Strong woman test a, b and c
• Drunk test
• Stopped pulse
• Weakness test
• Superhuman power
• Hypnotic heat
• Fixed on the wall
• Fixed in the chair
• The girl who cannot be lifted up
• High lifting version B
• Bedeholder test 1 and 2

Do you want to know what the audience is experiencing? Then read the example of the ARM experiment here:

A volunteer is selected by chance and brought to the stage, where he sits down at a table next to her. A second volunteer is chosen and placed at the table in order to follow the coming observer up close as an independent observer.

The first volunteer is apparently put into a flash trance as a test person and due to their hypnotic instructions, his hand seems to be glued to the table.

Apparently they master his spirit. When they interpret on his hand and raise their own high in the air, he also raises his arm at the same time, although his eyes are firmly closed and he could see their sign impossible. This process looks pretty scary.

They remain in this position for a moment and if they then move down their arm without saying a word, the volunteer also puts his hand back on the table, where it seems to stick again.

Now the second participant is asked as your helper to imitate them and to point it to the hand of the first volunteer with his finger, and then not to say anything, and then if he wants to lift his hand.

Although the test person has certainly closed her eyes, it does exactly the same as the helper. She moves her arm up exactly at the same time as her helper.

If your helper reduces his arm again, the test person does exactly the same thing, although she can't see anything and nobody gives her an indication of when which action is happening.

The test person is now woken up from their trance and then both people are sent back to the audience with a strong applause.

German -language brochure, cardboard, format A5, 50 pages, illustrated.