In Zarathustra, Fraser opens up his notebook and lets you peek at some gems he’s been crafting over the last eight months. After deciding to slice his larger manuscript into bite-sized pieces, he’s now ready to share these intriguing nuggets with you.
This collection pairs beautifully with his previous releases and expands your repertoire, giving you fresh angles for pulling off what looks like genuine mind reading in front of your audience.
First up, you’ll discover how to force a single-digit number without any props—yes, you heard that right! It’s conversational, appears completely above board, and takes mere seconds. Easy peasy!
Next, we’ve got an incredibly sneaky one-phase presentation for a which hand routine. It leans heavily on language and is practically self-working, provided your spectator pays attention (which, let’s be honest, is a gamble). This method employs a lovely logical disconnect that camouflages how it all works. When Fraser performed this for Christian Grace, he was left scratching his head, completely bamboozled, despite it being rooted in something he already knew.
"I couldn't backtrack this! Very cool Fraser"
- Christian Grace
Finally, you’ll learn a streamlined star sign guess that allows you to discreetly uncover a spectator's sign without a soul being the wiser. This is cleverly disguised as Numerology to calculate your spectator's Life Number. A doddle of basic addition is all it takes, making it easy for your spectator to follow along. And the best part? You can skip the reading based on their Life Number unless you fancy a bit of extra flair. You can dive straight into the reveal of their star sign or stash that info for later in your routine—your call!
Fraser believes this is the quickest star sign guess he's ever whipped up. In around twenty seconds, you’ll narrow it down to two possible signs, all with minimal fuss.
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