Not Just a River in Deutschland By Sean Waters

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Dive into the fascinating world of ESP with Sean Waters’ groundbreaking release, “Not Just a River in Deutschland.” This comprehensive guide is dedicated to mastering ESP demonstrations using Zener symbol cards, offering you the tools to not only predict the future but also to sense when others might intend to harm you.

Inside, you’ll discover a wealth of techniques to replicate the enhanced abilities of renowned psychics. Learn the secret to implanting the thought of a single Zener shape into your participant’s mind, and explore the profound concepts of determinism and the weight of foreknowledge through a series of seemingly impossible demonstrations.

Highlights of the Book

• Introduction – A gateway to the world of ESP.
• Apropos – Contextual insights that set the stage.
• TMI (Too Much Information) – Delve into the complexities of ESP.
• Inevitability – Understanding the unavoidable outcomes.
• Coltrane – Techniques inspired by the legendary musician.
• Avid Reader – Enhancing your ESP through reading.
• Intent – Focusing your psychic abilities.
• Odds and Evens – Balancing probabilities in ESP.
• Threshold – Pushing the limits of psychic capabilities.
• Controlled Chaos – Mastering unpredictability in ESP.
• Halo Effect – Understanding the influence of perception.
• Supernova – Exploding into new realms of ESP.
• Mental Radio – Tuning into the psychic frequencies.
• Unison – Harmonizing your psychic efforts.
• Linear – Simple yet effective ESP techniques.
• Linear Progression – Advancing your ESP skills step by step.
• Seeing Stars – Visualizing success in ESP.

What Experts Are Saying

“Sean has unbelievably good ESP material…” – Ben Blaue

“Sean is truly in a league of his own when it comes to ESP effects.” – John Cesta

“There is some superb material in this book. ‘TMI’ alone, to my thinking, is easily worth the price of admission.” – Doug Dyment

“Sean has a knack for creating interesting and unique ESP routines that go beyond the old matching premise.” – Matt Packard