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Learn free magic tricks with dice, poker chips, and an ordinary watch in this free online video on remote viewing party tricks, including card tricks, dice tricks, and more.
There are 14 videos in this series:
Learn background of magic trick remote viewing in this free magic trick video.
Learn the first stage of the remote viewing effect party trick for the three cup shuffle in this free magic trick video.
Learn alternate cup shuffle method for remote viewing in this free magic trick video.
Learn how to do the magic party trick cup shuffle in this free magic trick video.
View the magic trick dice experiment in this free magic trick video.
Learn how to do dice magic party trick in this free magic trick video.
Quick overview for remote viewing presentation in this free magic trick video.
View free magic trick with poker chips in this free remote viewing magic trick video.
Learn free magic tricks with poker chips in this free remote viewing magic trick video.
Learn mnemonic devices for doing partner magic tricks in this free magic trick video.
Learn free magic trick advice about partner helps and tells in this free remote viewing magic trick video.
Learn magic trick tips about presenting party tricks in this free remote viewing magic trick video.
View free magic trick with an ordinary wrist watch in this free remote viewing magic trick video.
Learn free magic trick with a watch in this free remote viewing magic trick technique video.
Magic is an art of illusion, a practice in deception, a training in trickery. Men have been entertaining, deceiving, or swindling crowds throughout history with feats of prestidigitation, decorated with salesmanship, dramatic effect, confidence, and charisma. Cloaked in secrecy and sworn to protect the techniques of their art, modern magicians are a close knit group of skilled entertainers who use illusion to remind us to look beyond appearances.
It is generally accepted today that there is nothing supernatural about magic; in essence, a magician is skillfully conjuring the appearance of true magic through sleight of hand, misdirection, and cunning. This is why many magicians call themselves "illusionists," embracing the idea that the audience enjoys the trick because they do not know how such an amazing feat could have been performed by natural means.
In this free magic trick video series on remote viewing, magician Joe Marshall divulges magic secrets and demonstrates magic tricks using poker chips, cup shuffling, dice, and an ordinary watch.
Joe Marshall Joe Marshall has been performing magic since the age of three years old, when his grandfather showed him a card trick. Ever since then Joe has been hooked. At 12 years old, he was the youngest magician ever to be inducted into the Counts of Conjuring, a secret magician's collective, and even went on to be one of its leaders. This all took place before the age of 18. Joe now spends his time performing street and close up magic for spectators across the Mid-west.dkdk
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