Wanderer by Sean Waters

In Sean's latest, he shares his timely "Second Dimensional Psychometry", which is both relevant and logical. In Wanderer, Waters also shares his finest double thought-of card routine, "Cortex", which features Sean's trademark layered methods. He also shares his delightful "Temperature" routine which makes use of ideas you know, but in a way you wish you had thought of; he promises. "Ad Infinitum" provides an organic and appealing answer for revealing an unseen psychometric item. Maybe you are on the same path and will find this material a suitable companion.

"Sean's new book is in the same style as his other works: Amazing presentations with very cool methods. His effects always give you a lot to think about. In here he presents cool ideas for psychometry routines, magic square, a multiphase Rubik's routine, and so much more. Just the one idea of how to get one ahead in a psychometry routine is probably worth the price of the book. Sean will spark your own creativity and lead you down some amazing paths … that are full of wonder, mirth and deep meanings." - Gregory Arce

Here are some specifics:

Subconscious Writing:
A participant inadvertently stumbles on The Second Step. As such, and without being cognizant of the means, he can intuit a number written out of view. It only took one-hundred years for this method to be updated. You will never go back.

Temperature:
A combination of two pieces that any journeyman should know. Temperature proves that their combination yields a more vivid experience that either can provide alone.

Second Dimensional Psychometry:
A reimagining of the psychometry theme that proves relevant, while speaking to your onlookers personal worth.

Cortex:
A layered double thought-of card effect which which (for many) will end in an expected detour.

Patterns:
As the centerpiece for Sean's subtext, this routine uses a commonly used object to speak volumes regarding the human condition.

Ad Infinitum:
Sean's organic solutions for two of the primary problems associated with Annemann's classic routine will bring you immense joy. His whimsical script lends meaning and levity to the genre.

Corridor:
This is Sean's reductionist take on his Avalon routine (2007). In short, a shared visualization ends in an astounding synchronicity.

Quantum Realities:
Even Schrodinger's multiple theories must collapse into one explanation; uncanny influence. With humor and surprise, the rare jewels of mentalism, this routine will also enable you to book-end your show with no extra effort. It will provide the ending, you will need to structure the rest.