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You explain the spectators the principle of Jing and Jang. Yin and Yang corresponds with for example good and bad. They are two contraries that require each other. Both are opposites that correspond, not contraries that fight each other. It’s important to constantly stay in connection and that there’s a balance between both of them.
Now you may show your two nice, simple wooden boxes. One of them is black, one of them is white. Take off the cover of the boxes. There’s a black card in the white box and a white card in the black box. Both boxes and cards represent the opposites like good and bad.
Take the cards out of the boxes and lay them on the table. You explain that the cards in the boxes build a balance. If this balance gets disturbed, you will be able to notice it with your sixth sense.
You will now be blindfolded or you leave the room. The spectator should put each card in one of the boxes and close the boxes. With blindfolded eyes or even from the other room you will unerringly tell which card is in which box. You may repeat this as often as you like. You’ll always be right!
Alternative handling:
You can also work only with the black Box and the two cards. You can bet that you know every time which card was put into the box. You will always win!
It can also be performed with smaller objects.
You get English instructions, two special boxes (7.5 x 10 x 3.3 cm) and the electronic gimmick.
• The boxes can always be examined!
• No reset!
• Very easy to perform!
• You can have a distance up to 50 m from the boxes and know what is inside!
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Magic Tricks
