Scorpion System by Lewis Le Val (eBook)
Scorpion System by Lewis Le Val (eBook)
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The Scorpion System by Lewis Le Val is a clever method for not only secretly discovering your spectator’s star sign, but also to give them a reading without ever having to memorise anything!
You will be turning 12 of your business cards into an incredibly useful Astrology cards system, loaded with information to inspire content for readings, and with a secret system in place that will allow you to know your spectator’s sign without any effort required!
No sleight of hand
No anagrams
No markings on the backs of the cards
Your spectator can also keep the card containing their sign; a perfect way to leave people with your business card after giving them a beautiful Astrology reading!
You don’t need any previous knowledge of Astrology to begin using this system like an expert! Everything is self-contained, and is practically self working!
BONUS ROUTINE - STARSEED
After asking your spectator if they believe that the stars above can influence our behaviour here on earth, they somehow manage to “accidentally” draw the constellation pattern of their own astrological sign! Disguised as an automatic writing experiment, this routine is beautifully simple, and only requires the use of one basic sleight that you absolutely already know how to do!
The Scorpion System by Lewis Le Val is a clever method for discovering a spectator’s star sign through a set of 12 business cards, each loaded with astrological information and symbols. It's easy to use and you don't need any previous knowledge of astrology. The cards are visually appealing, and the spectator can keep their own sign as a souvenir. Bonus routine "Starseed" is an impressive addition that adds an extra touch to the performance. Overall, it's a great addition to any magician's routine and will leave a lasting impression on the audience.
The Scorpion System is a very strong system in which you use 12 cards in order to be able to provide a systematic reading for anyone. This system is very straightforward and the apparent randomness of the 12 cards allow you to provide an extensive reading. This reading process doesn't require much memorization and gives off the impression that you are very skilled in astrology. However, the cards do most of the work for you, so you can focus on the presentation. Even though the cards provide you all the information you need, it is nice because the cards are treated as throw away items. Lewis spends time explaining why he chooses the designs and the explanation, even why he chooses handwritten over printed. He discusses elemental signs and how he uses the information on the cards. In this manuscript Lewis also includes an effect he does called starseed, which is an automatic drawing effect. In which he has the spectator take a card and a pen behind their back and draw a random series of lines, which in the end matches the constellation pattern of their star sign. This is a very strong concept and this reading system is well worth the cost to get and use this system. Thanks again for this release