“Christopher’s out-of-the-box thinking has taken this popular prediction app and turned it into the perfect peek for anything you want — drawings, countries, names. The possibilities are literally huge. No longer will I be obsessed with carrying billets everywhere I go.”
Daniel Sutton
Digital Mentalism is a series of PDFs by Christopher Parrish sharing his avant-garde approaches to popular Magic apps. Christopher believes that many apps released to the community are trapped by trivial effects — and has written this series in hopes of expanding what these apps are truly capable of. This first volume opens with a foreword from legendary app developer Shameer Salim.
Contents
The Digital Billet Peek
Convert your Instagram profile into a peek device, allowing you secret access to anything your participants are thinking of — no earbuds, smartwatches, or add-ons for Hydra required. Also included: Christopher’s presentation and justification for having participants Google the names of people they care about.
An Image of Intuition
One of the most aesthetically striking versions of the Spectator as Mind-Reader premise on the market. A chosen spectator is instructed to focus on an ancient symbol designed to enhance human intuition, after which they accurately divine the thoughts of another. No psychological forces, no whisper ploys, no physical cueing. From the audience’s perspective, the performer is facilitating the experience, and at no point does it become apparent that the performer also knows the participants’ thoughts. A billet variant requiring no app is also included.
Fail without Failing
An essay detailing how Christopher scripts most of his material, allowing his demonstrations to be perceived as a success even when a deceptive method fails.
Hits for Free
An essay detailing a modality for Mentalism that allows you the potential to divine the exact thoughts in someone’s mind — no billets, apps, psychological forces, or deceptive methods required. Simply live your life as a mind-reader and be prepared to co-create miracles with those you meet. These essays alone are worth the price of this first volume.
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