The Storyteller by Lewis Le Val

You will learn 7 powerful performance pieces, specifically designed to ensure your participants are left with a story to tell. This is how legends are born.

Chapters:

Heartbeat

An invisible heart is placed into the hands of your spectator, and even though there’s nothing there, they physically feel it beating. This is not their own heartbeat, but that of a passed loved one who never truly left. After whispering secret words into your spectator’s ear, the heartbeat comes to life and is felt throughout their whole body in a shocking moment of truth.

Sacred Geometry

With their eyes closed, your spectator literally feels the moment you cause specific thoughts to appear in their mind. Then, the opposite is done as a thought is felt leaving their mind, which you are then able to reveal.

Obsidian

A small crystal or stone becomes a conduit for mind reading. It also seemingly enables your spectator to receive and act upon telepathic instructions. As a bonus, Le Val shares a method for turning this act into a genuine piece of ‘psychomagic’; a healing art. This is also a perfect, failsafe suggestibility test.

Silent Voice

Put simply, you mentally ask your spectator a question, and they mentally answer. They confirm they heard you, and you can prove it truly happened. This genuinely feels like telepathy, conversing via thought alone.

Mirror Me

Another telepathic feat. What you think, they do. Then, the roles are reversed. Your spectator is able to mentally guide you, in real-time, successfully communicating their thoughts. They never say a word out loud.

Sync

Imagine getting close enough to your spectator’s mind to be able to read their thoughts in real-time, as they’re having them. You begin by revealing what you see from a ‘distance’, such as memories and moments from their life, until getting close enough to read and reveal their immediate thoughts.

Shamanic Vision

This is something truly special. You offer a chance to experience what it’s like to be a mind reader. You decide upon a random thought or image, which is written for proof afterwards. Next, the thought transfer process begins; a silent and sacred moment between you and your spectator. Then, gradually, an image starts to form in their mind as you are sending it, and of course, what they see matches your initial choice. Finally, the same is done in reverse. You begin to reveal specific details of a thought they are sending to you, in the exact moment they are sending it.

Plus subtleties, useful tips, advice and more!

Everything taught relies on one core method, a simple peek. Choose your own, or use one of the two peeks also provided at the end of the download. The routines themselves also contain what Lewis calls ‘micro methods’ which are also taught in detail.

The Storyteller is less about telling stories, and more about creating moments that become them. This is Le Val’s continued work on compelling presentations, and methods of revealing secretly acquired information.

If you only have some business cards and a pen, you have everything you need to perform all of the above.

Please note, some performance experience is required. The Storyteller may not be suitable for beginners.