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Magic and Illusions
Magic is the art of entertaining an audience by producing illusions of seemingly impossible acts by using purely natural techniques. A person who practices it is called a magician, an illusionist, or a conjuror.
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Can a binding spell be removed from a distance from a person or jewelry ring someone is wearing?
Yes, a binding spell can be removed if the person removing the spell has enough experience. Typically, the person would do a ritual wherever they were if it was a major binding spell or curse, but some do not require full blown rituals and simple removal can be preformed with a meditation/trance cross. The actual meditation/trance depends on the witch.
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How do you turn into a wizard?
You cannot EVERYONE knows only a wizard can make a wizard. Unless a incubus has sex with the wannabe wizards mother before birth. Merlin is a famous example of this. although the baby would have no choice in his wizardly powers and might not actually want to be a wizard...
I am not a magician but I researched this extensively on the web to try to figure it out. The answer was not easy to get. But having put various bits and pieces of information from different sources together, here is the best answer.
This trick is appears mind boggling when performed in front of a live audience. However, the entire trick is done with an exceptionally clever and intricate prop - the tea kettle itself. There is no magic whatsoever.
The tea kettle consists of small containers of liquid which the magician has pre-filled with various liquids such as coffee, orange juice, beer, etc. All the containers pour into a central funnel that leads to the spout of the kettle.
Each container has a tiny tube which lead to tiny holes on the underside of the handle of the tea kettle. The magician puts his fingers over these holes to keep the liquid from pouring out. The magician has memorized which holes lead to which liquid. When he takes his fingers off of any of the holes, the appropriate liquid comes pouring out of the spout.
To make mixed drinks, like a vodka gimlet for example, the magician would open up the holes for vodka and lime juice, while keeping all the other holes in the handle covered with his fingers.
Who is Mandrake the magician's sidekick?
If memory serves me correctly Mandrake's assistant's name was Lothar.
How do you put a spell on my necklace So That When I Give It o A Guy He Thinks Of Me And Only Me?
IMPOSSIBLE!
The common English word for supernatural occurrences is spelled magic.
Alternate or archaic spellings include magik, magick, majic, and majick. The term majick (an action to effect change) is a commonly-used spelling when dealing with the Earth-based or "pagan" religions such as Wicca.
Is the phrase When you wish upon a Star and Dreams come true copyrighted?
The 10-word phrase is not, but the lyrics of the song from which it is taken are.
No, magic eight balls are just black balls with a little cylinder like hole in the back with a small pyramid with words and blue dye in it. It's just luck that your question to the eight ball turns out right...not magic.
You can buy Magic eight balls in many toy shops.
What town in Michigan is magician lake located in?
It's considered to be in the city of Dowagiac, MI for post office and other services but it is really a part of the "town" of Sister Lakes, which is not incorporated but a well known area of several lakes and shops.
Were people go when disappearing from a magic act?
well in one case, they ( walk below) or contort below- In Roltair"s Illusion when the coffin is closed and the lights go down low- smoke bomb often topsides, the Girl- and it is always a lovely girl in, usually an Empire Gown, contorts her body into the lower portion of the coffin, and then pushes back the trap door in the bier (coffin stand) which has been hollowed out, while doing this she pulls or hits a reliease flooding the casket with flowers, up to then invisible, then it is opened, the girl is underneath the coffin in this portion of the act. I had a devil of a time figuring this out. that is the secret, or part of it , of one disappearing or vanishing act- Roltair"s illusion, banned from Church carnivals over forty years!
In fantasy novels and role-playing games.
In harry potter, Hogwarts was in Scotland, there were wizard schools all over the world but Hogwarts was the best one.
Where are there Magic shops in New York City?
Tannen's Magic Shop 45 West 34st Suite 608.
212-929-4500
Fantasma Magic
421 7th Ave Entrance is on 33rd St Between 6th & 7th Ave.
I flew domestic out of Denver. The Fushigi was in my carry on bag. It got flagged when going through the xray machine. TSA searched my bag, swabbed the Fushigi for bomb residue, asked a bunch of questions, and then ran it through the Xray again by itself. I almost missed my flight. Got to keep the Fushigi.
How do you get to wizard school?
If you did not receive an invitation from any schools such as Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry, the Beauxbatons academy of magic, Durmstrang institute or any other school in your area upon your eleventh birthday, there is no hope for you. You are a Muggle.
How do you make toys come to life?
Just spill milk all over it and then pee on it!
My toy is so funny because its saying rude words like f*ck
MURE : obsolete term for a "wall" MURAL : painting done on a building surface ( interior or exterior wall, ceiling, window frames)
MOOR : individual belonging to, or descended from, natives of North Africa, especially those that took place in the occupation of Spain and the Iberian Peninsula from the 7th to the 16th Century (Berbers) MORE : a greater amount of a substance or item (adverb "to a greater extent")
Mentalists generally do not mix "standard" magic tricks with their mental feats. Doing so associates mentalism too closely with the theatrical trickery employed by stage magicians. Many mentalists claim not to be magicians at all, arguing that it is a different art form altogether.
Many magicians, however, mix mentally themed performance with magic illusions. For example, a mind-reading stunt might also involve the magical transposition of two different objects. Such hybrid feats of magic are often called mental magic by performers. Magicians who routinely mix magic with mental magic include David Copperfield, David Blaine and Criss Angel.
