In Zarathustra, Fraser opens up his notebook and shares a few gems he’s been tinkering with over the past eight months. Following his decision to slice his larger manuscript into bite-sized releases, he's now ready to let you in on these nuggets of wisdom.
This collection complements his previous works beautifully, giving you a fresh batch of tools to craft mind-reading feats that leave your audience scratching their heads and wondering if you’ve tapped into the cosmos.
First up, you'll discover how to force a single-digit number in a way that feels completely casual—no props, just pure conversational magic that takes mere seconds. Easy peasy, right?
Next, Fraser unveils a diabolically clever single-phase presentation for a "which hand" routine. This one’s a language-driven masterpiece that practically performs itself, provided your spectator pays attention. Using a delightful logical disconnect, it conceals the method so effectively that even Christian Grace was left in the dark after witnessing it. He was so fooled he couldn’t backtrack it! "I couldn't backtrack this! Very cool Fraser" - Christian Grace
And to wrap it all up, you’ll learn a streamlined method for guessing a spectator’s star sign that’s so sneaky, they won’t even realize you’ve done it. This is all wrapped up in a Numerology gimmick to calculate their Life Number, which is a simple addition task your spectator can easily follow. The best part? You don’t have to give a reading based on the Life Number unless you want to. You can either reveal their star sign right away or save it for a dramatic flourish later in your set. Fraser claims this is the quickest star sign guess he’s ever devised—taking around twenty seconds to narrow it down to two possible signs with practically no hassle.
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