This Mind Trick Where Seeing is Believing.

This is without a doubt one of the coolest PC-Illusion, I have seen so far.
Follow the instructions:

1. Relax and concentrate on the 4 small dots in the middle of the picture for about 30-40 secs.
2. Then, take a look at the wall near you (any smooth, single coloured surface).
3. You will see a circle of light developing.
4. Start blinking your eyes a couple of times and you will see a figure emerging…
5. What do you see? Moreover, who do you see?
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Mind Trick featuring a very freaky optical illusion that seems to put you in a trance.  If you look closely at the any one spot at the picture below, that spot will appear motionless but everything else will be spinning.

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Magic black dots will appear if you watch this image for a short period of time.  You’ll be asking yourself where in the heck did these dots come from?

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This is the second part of the easy card tricks video series. I trust you will enjoy it!

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Count the letters if you can? Try and see if you are able to count the F letters in this short sentence. Follow the simple instructions below.

FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-
IC STUDY COMBINED WITH
THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

Now count the F’s in that sentence.
Count them ONLY ONCE!

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Color trick mind trick that is sure leave you guessing how come it’s so hard to do.  Follow the instructions below and try to repeat the COLOR in a normal speed you would read text.

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To perform this easy card trick, take the Ace from each of three red-backed packs and discard one of them entirely. Place two of the A’s at the rear edge of your table, the ends projecting over it slightly and conceal them by laying a blue pack in its case over them. Have the three red packs thoroughly shuffled, placing them together as one huge pack. Pick up the blue pack with the two hidden A’s below it and taking back the triple stack rest the blue case on it for a moment leaving the A’s on top.

The next step to perform easy card tricks such as this one is to lay the triple pack down and hand the blue pack, taking it out of its case, to a spectator. Turn your back or leave the room. Instruct the spectator to take any card from the blue pack and put the rest of the pack in his pocket. Ask a second person to deal a row of cards face down from the triple pack on the table, the second person to stop him at any time and put his blue-backed card face down at the right-hand end of the row as the last card. A small identical number of cards is then dealt in turn on the back of each card in the row and the heaps are to be assembled by picking up the one first dealt at the left end, putting it on top of the second, these two on the third and so on.

A third person now takes the pack so assembled, cuts some and, holding it face up, deals the cards one by one, calling their names as he does so. When he calls the first AC you start counting the cards to and including the next AC, the number will be the number originally in each heap and the chosen blue-backed card will lie exactly that number of cards from the second AC. You call ‘Stop’ and turn around. The second spectator names his card, it is the one the third spectator has in his hand. He turns it over, it has a blue back. It’s incredible how simple these easy card tricks for beginners are!

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When your friends have become tired of the old card tricks where the performer either hides a card up their sleeve or works with a pre-arranged pack, trying one of the mathematical card tricks could prove to be an invigorating solution!

To perform this easy card trick, take eleven cards of the following values and of any suits you like and arrange them in this order: A, J, Q, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and Joker, where the A is the top card of the packet and the Joker is the bottom card.

Next, you should place the deck of cards face down on the table and invite a person from the audience to take off any number of cards from the top, making sure they do not alter their order (by dealing them), and then place them on the bottom while your back is turned.

To illustrate this, you can take off three cards and put them to the bottom. After this, you mentally subtract three from eleven and remember eight which then becomes your key number.

Next, you should turn away and the spectator should do as directed. Turn back and put your left hand on the pack saying that the cards affect your heart beats so that you can tell the number transferred; also on that you will not only discover the number but that you will turn up a card denoting the number by its value. You should then explain that J counts 2, Q counts 3, K counts 4 and the Joker – 0, and so on with the other cards, according to their spots. You now merely have to turn up the eighth card which will give you the number of cards transferred.

To repeat, glimpse the bottom card of the deck and subtract from eleven, this will give you the key card for the next transfer. If no cards are moved you turn up the Joker, value 0. Easy card tricks such as this one can be repeated indefinitely.

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For this easy card trick, two packs of cards are required, one of which must be set up according to any system that you may be familiar with. You should then pick a person form the audience and quickly ask them to shuffle one pack, while you falsely shuffle the other pack, which has been previously set up.

Switch the pack with the partner from the audience and instruct them to perform the exact same actions that you do. Your next move is to cut the pack several times (and make sure that the person from the audience does the same), pick up the top card and look at it, then push it back into the middle and square the pack. At this point, your partner should follow the same procedure. After this, pick up the deck of cards and place it against your partner’s forehead – he will take up his pack and place it against yours, and while he does so, you can catch a glimpse of his bottom card – and this will be how you know the card he had looked at.

Next, the packs should be placed on the table, cut and returned to their original holders. Then ask your partner to take out their card and place it face down on the table. While you do the same, you in fact seek the card you had seen in his pack and pick it out and place it on the table. When the cards are turned over, the audience will be surprised to see that they are alike! Your partners as well as the audience will have been lead to believe that you have subconsciously communicated with your partner and have thus both picked out the very same cards out of the two different packs. This is a very simple trick, however your audience will never actually realize that you have seen the partner’s card when they put the pack against your forehead.

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