I’m wanted for the senseless use of Chipmunk music in three states.
I’m sorry, but no, I cannot explain.
Got a coin? And a sugar packet? To quote the freaky alien abductees on Boobah: “Look what I can do!”
And no, no fancy camera work. You would have seen the same thing if you were here in my office with me live. Except that there’d be sugar all over your hands, rather than all over my desk.
I’m regularly amazed by how often advice for stage magicians turns out to also make a lot of sense for preachers.
What am I talking about? Well, consider these principles of good magic I have come across:
With just a little thought, one can see how these rules might apply to the art of preaching, too.
Thinking about chaos theory and Divine Providence, and messing around with a deck of cards, I came up with this video:
Many people in this world attribute everything to themselves and to their own prudence, and anything they cannot claim in this way they attribute to chance or coincidence. They do not realize that human prudence is nothing and that “chance” and “coincidence” are empty words.
-Emmanuel Swedenborg, Divine Providence #70.
Tags: cards, chaos, chaos theory, divine providence, magic, magic tricks, order, providence, randomness, video
A sequel to my first guitar pick post. Cause I’m in a silly mood:
Any questions?
Tags: guitar picks, magic, magic tricks, video
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