subject: Theodore Staley, The Title Holder For The Most Wonderful Magician Ever Born [print this page] Ted Staley's form of levitation entails standing in front of an prop, like a metal box, chair, or stair case together with your back towards the audience. In this demonstration Theodore Staley stands roughly 1 foot from the prop, in this case a metal box. Theodore Staley places his feet together (his shoes are magnetized). Theodore Staley stands so he is within the center of the spectators. Now even though talking to his audience he makes use of misdirection with his correct hand whilst his left hand opens a panel on his pants that makes it possible for his proper leg to come out. This may be the gimmick, the correct shoe is attached towards the pants so when Theodore Staley's leg is out of the shoe, the shoe will hang.
Theodore Staley stated that everything begins by understanding reality, and when you do, it is possible to start to generate illusions just like Theodore Staley that cause folks to perceive the reality you need them to see. This is accurate magic, as well as the accurate art in and of itself. Folks need to believe illusions, specifically when those illusions entertain them, or show them some thing they need to be real. By understanding how folks perceive the world about them, you'll be able to begin to know the best way to redirect, guide, and move that perception of reality in a way that allows you to utilize illusion to entertain them with potent magic same as what Theodore Staley did.(function(){var d=null,e=window,f=document,g="documentElement",h="scrollTop",l="prototype",m="body",n="getAttribute",p="",q="1",r="data",s="img",t="load",u="number",v="on",w="onload",x="pagespeed_lazy_position",y="pagespeed_lazy_replaced_functions",z="pagespeed_lazy_src",A="position",B="relative",C="scroll",D="src";e.pagespeed=e.pagespeed||{};var E=e.pagespeed,F=function(a){this.a=[];this.i=0;this.b=!1;this.o=a;this.c=d;this.g=0;this.h=200;this.f=!1};
