A fantastic technique for those times you want to know a spectator's random word!
Picture this:
A spectator is asked to conjure a random word on the spot. No preshow, no writing—yet you can either reveal it instantly or even predict it beforehand.
Using a little word association game, several audience members create a mental chain of thought. Without asking a single question, you're free to reveal every word they've thought of. Or, you can predict the final word. Easy peasy.
So, you find yourself challenged: "Alright, then! What am I thinking about right now?" With Leviathan, you can immediately demonstrate mind-reading and precognition without breaking a sweat. You not only read minds; you also predict the outcome of a completely random thought process. Pretty neat, huh?
My take on the A.A.A. Book Test: A spectator picks a book from their collection, opens a page, and focuses on a word. Then, they’re asked to think of a totally different word. You can reveal both words, and yes, you can even predict the final choice.
More than just a collection of effects, Leviathan is a propless system that lets you guide your audience down a specific train of thought. It’s a game of word association that happens entirely in their minds. It looks totally fair and random, yet you maintain complete control. This means you can easily extract information or force a particular outcome you've already predicted.
Plus, feel free to improvise with the system. While I’ve thrown in some routine ideas, you can seamlessly integrate Leviathan into your existing repertoire—think book tests, name revelations, or zodiac signs. It’s a versatile and easy-to-master principle suitable for both professional gigs and impromptu encounters.
Just a heads up: this manuscript is aimed at seasoned mentalists who already have a few tricks up their sleeves for obtaining secret information.
TESTIMONIAL:
I met Francis at the Session 2018 in London. And I almost let his calm personality and demeanor fool me. His solid intellectual background, analytical thinking, and rigorous methodology, along with the love he has for our art, makes him an amazing creator. After frying everybody with his devious IceBreaker, I knew who I was dealing with (Michael Weber seems to think alike, by the way). We shared many thoughts and views, and I am genuinely happy to call him a friend now.
The thought he put into Leviathan is no exception. If you have a way of secretly obtaining ANY piece of information -a word- then you need no more to make your audience truly believe you read minds. Personally, when I see other mentalists simply reveal a word or name they secretly obtained, I just cringe. Leviathan will enable you to use that word to start a series of impossible revelations and even have -I loved this- a PREDICTION that they could have been holding even BEFORE the starting word -or name- was even referred to! Simply put: you could give them a prediction to hold BEFORE you even tell them to think of a name or word. And what is predicted is the outcome of a whole series of unrelated thoughts they're about to have. And the best part is that there's no real hard work to be put into this. No, really. That's bad news for me, as I know that harder stuff, keep it away from most guys out there. That will be my only negative point. Too easy.
To sum it up: If simply revealing a thought-of word is a crime, then Leviathan is a simple yet very powerful cure. Highly recommended. Beau travail Francis. Et merci. - Phedon Bilek (Creator of "Proteus")
"This is -- if you'll excuse the expletives - f***ing brilliant! This is how I'm revealing words from now on. "Get this. I don't remember the last time I read something that got me so genuinely excited to reveal a word! "It's excellent. It's something you can attach to the back end of any routine you do that will elevate it so, so much. Even the simplest routine is made something incredible with this system. "It's easy to learn too. Of course, as with any propless system, there is something to learn, but no one should be concerned by worries of massive memory demands. This is way, way easier than any anagram or mental calculation method I've ever read. "And the Challenge routine might just be the de facto way of dealing with 'go on, read my mind then.' Brilliant stuff." - Simon Caine
"What a great read it was the best £18 I have spent this year! Nice work Francis Girola. Anyone on the fence, I highly recommend picking this up, it's a steal." - Steve Palmer
Download this eBook and you’ll be ready to work this incredible technique into your mentalism routines!
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