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• Method 1 of 5: Mind reading
• Method 2 of 5: Twist your hands
• Method 3 of 5: Summon an invisible bubble
• Method 4 of 5: Float
• Method 5 of 5: Fool people with a fake magic trick

Impress your friends with these awesome magic tricks. All you need is an audience, a pair of hands, and sometimes a little practice beforehand. Once you've mastered these tricks, you can show them anytime you want, as soon as someone asks Can you do a magic trick?

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Method 1 of 5: Mind reading

1. Choose an assistant. Ask a volunteer from the audience to move you to another room so that you have a psychic connection. Talk to the assistant in a private room where no one else can hear you.
2. Tell the assistant what your plan is. In this trick, sometimes referred to as the Black Magic, you point to objects in the room and the assistant will tell you whether or not this is the object you are thinking about. He must No keep saying, then you point to a black-colored object and he has to again No say. The object you afterwards will be the correct one, and then he must Yes say.
   • Read the rest of the trick below if you don't understand how it works yet.
3. Return to the audience alone. Ask the assistant to wait in a separate room where he cannot hear the audience. Go back to your audience and tell them I've cast a spell on the assistant so he can read my mind. I'll prove it to you with this magic trick.
4. Ask the audience to choose an object. Ask an audience member to name an object in the room. Point to it and say Now my assistant will read my mind and tell you which object you have chosen.
5. Have the audience return the assistant. Send at least two or three people from the audience to return the assistant. That way, no one will think you're sending someone to cheat and tell the assistant what to choose.
   • If you want, you can make a big show of it passing on a paranormal message by staring at the assistant and pressing your fingers to the side of your head.
6. Point to a few wrong objects. Point to something that the audience not has chosen, and say Am I thinking about ___? Repeat this for a few objects. The assistant must then No say, as agreed.
7. Point to a black object. Point to another wrong object, but it must be black. Say Is this what I'm thinking about? The assistant must then again No say, but realize it is black.
8. Point to the correct object. Point to the object the audience has chosen and say Am I thinking about ___? The assistant will now Yes since this is the first object you point to after the black object. Smile and bow to the audience.
9. Repeat this if the audience is enthusiastic. If the audience tries to guess how this is done, send the assistant out of the room, choose another object and repeat. Distract the audience from the actual code by pretending to be using funny faces, gestures, or different ways of asking questions. Do this trick two or three times, then stop so the public won't guess your secret.
   • You can also talk to your assistant again and agree to use a different code next time. For example, you can ask him to Yes to say at the fifth thing you point to.

Method 2 of 5: Twist your hands

1. Ask the audience to impersonate you. When doing this trick, ask the audience to imitate your hand movements. Take each step slowly and explain to the audience what you are doing. In fact, you will go the extra mile that you don't tell them about. The audience will eventually end up with hands and arms in knots as you show them two thumbs up.
2. Put your thumbs down in front of you. Keep your arms straight in front of you and put both thumbs down. Don't forget to tell your audience to do the same as you do. Wait until everyone has made this hand movement before continuing.
3. Cross your arms and interlock with your hands. Move one arm over the other, still with both thumbs pointing down. Interlock with the fingers of your left and right hand. Your wrists - and the wrists of your audience members - are now twisted around each other, while your fingers are hooked together.
4. Release one hand to point at someone. While your audience tries to figure out how to impersonate you, you keep talking to them to distract them from what you're doing. Say not like that, cross your arms like I do. Remember, your thumbs are pointing down and your hands are together. Over there! Look at her, she's doing well. Keep your arms crossed, but let go of your hands so that you can point to the person in the audience you are talking about.
5. Turn one arm and grab your hands again. Quickly turn the hand you pointed with, while the audience is still looking at where you were pointing. Turn that hand all the way over so that your palms touch again, then grab your hands again. This will look the same as the attitude your audience has now, but it is much less twisted.
   • If you are trying to practice this and you don't understand, stop and put both hands in front of you with the thumbs up targeted. Grab your hands together and turn them so that the thumbs are facing down. This is the attitude you want to come out in after this step.
   • Keep talking and watching your audience while doing this, don't look at your hands.
6. Turn your hands. Tell your audience to impersonate you so that everyone gives each other a thumbs-up. Move your hands up towards your chest, turning your hands so that your thumbs are up. The audience will try to imitate you, but because they have a different posture, they will end up with twisted hands, arms crossed, or other twisted postures.
7. Pretend you're annoyed and repeat. Tell them they are apparently doing it wrong, and repeat the trick from the beginning. You can usually do this a number of times while the audience is laughing and wondering why they can't. Use a different method of distraction each time so the audience doesn't become suspicious:
   • Pull your hands apart to hold the hands of someone in the audience and help that person in the correct position. Grab your hands again in the fake position that only you know.
   • Wave your hands around as they hold each other, shout Abracadabra or other magic spells, then turn around as you change the position of your hand.

Method 3 of 5: Summon an invisible bubble

1. Do this with a person. You can use a single volunteer from a large audience, but only one person will really feel the strange effect of this magic trick. This magic trick works better when you can perform it on a friend or family member, or when you can repeat it on each person in a small group.
2. Ask the volunteer to keep their hands close together. Ask him to hold his hands together as if clapping his hands, palms facing each other. If you want to overdo it, ask him to clap to welcome the amazing magician (yourself), grab his hands after a few claps and hold them in this position.
3. Put your hands around his. Hold your hands in a similar position, palms inward, on either side of his hands. Pretend you're going to clap in the same place.
4. Ask him to press against your hands. Press as hard as you can on both his hands. At the same time, he has to push out with his hands against yours. Do this for 60 seconds.
   • Optionally you can magic words sing while doing this.
5. Stop pushing. After about a minute, ask him to stop pushing. Take your hands away and ask him if he feels anything. He should be one now invisible bubble feel pushing his hands out, even when nothing is touching them.

Method 4 of 5: Float

1. Practice this beforehand. This trick is difficult to perform as the audience has to watch from exactly the right angle. Find a friend who is willing to watch while you exercise and can help you figure out where to place yourself as you try the steps below.
2. Wear long pants. Choose pants with the legs partially covering your feet or shoes. The best choice is pants that will hide your heels, but leave the toes and center of your feet visible.
3. Keep your distance from the public. Tell the audience that you need space to focus and to avoid falling on them when the magic of floating ends. The audience should be about 0.5 to 3 meters from you.
   • Make a big show of it find the right place to convince the public that this is difficult.
4. Stand in a corner, away from your audience. A friend will come in handy here, as you will likely have to experiment with different angles to find out where the illusion shows the most convincingly. Usually the magician is turned about 45 degrees away from the audience so that the audience sees the back of your heels and your entire left foot, but the front of your right foot not can see.
   • You can also think of it as standing on a clock. Your toes are pointed at 10:30 or 11:00, and the audience is at 6:00.
5. Stand on the tip of your right foot. Make a big show of how hard it is to float, and slowly raise your arms into the air as if you were pushing yourself up. Only press up on the tip of your right foot, which the audience cannot see. Lift your right heel and all of your left foot, trying to keep them even. Keep your left foot parallel to the ground. Float in this position for a few seconds.
6. Return your feet to the ground. After a few seconds, come back to the ground. Bend your knees and ankles when you hit the ground to make it look like you are falling from a greater height than you actually were.

Method 5 of 5: Fool people with a fake magic trick

1. Tell a friend you can have her move without touching her. Tell your girlfriend I bet you'll move before I've walked around you three times without anyone touching you. If she doesn't want to participate, reassure her that no one will help you, and she doesn't have to do anything other than stand still.
2. Walk around her slowly. Walk around her pretending to be really concentrating. Leave at least two feet of space between you. The first time you walked around her, turn to her and say a.
3. Walk around her a second time. Keep walking around her slowly. Take a break and wipe imaginary sweat from your forehead, and say ok you're a tough one, but i still have a chance. Finish your second lap around her and say two.
4. Walk away. Turn around quickly and immediately walk away from her before she realizes what is happening and tries to hold on to you. Wave to her and promise her you'll be back in a year or two to walk around her the third time!