Renowned mentalist Lior Suchard has mystified audiences all over the world with demonstrations of his phenomenal gifts of mind reading, thought influencing, and telekinesis. In Mind Reader, Suchard celebrates the extraordinary capacity of the mind and shares secrets from his own performances and life stories, as well as from psychological studies. His creativity-boosting techniques enable readers to embrace their inner mentalist—and harness untapped mental powers to create positive change in their day-to-day life. Filled with illusions, riddles, puzzles, and practical tips, Mind Reader will help you unlock the hidden powers of your own mind.

It took nearly an hour to wend their way through traffic to the office complex where Tom was to meet Mark Anthony. He knew where he was going and soon was shaking hands with Mark. "Hi, Mark, how did last week go for you? Is the gang war worse or just normal?Mark greeted him with, "It sure is good to see you. You know we need help. How has it been for you and your family? You know you always have that fog to deal with in the morning. We have four people from different disturbances picked up and waiting for you. I already have one of them ready."Tom knew Mark was busy so he asked to talk to the person doing the interviewing. They talked about the procedures he preferred to follow. Tom explained that he would be taking notes and said, "Will you be interviewing all the suspects during the day? If so, we should take a lunch break whenever we finish with the first suspect. Does that sound like an approach?"The interviewer agreed and said it was time to start. He led the way to the interview room where the suspect was sitting under the supervision of a policeman. The interviewer started asking questions and talking about the young man's involvement in a gang. Tom sat to one side on a chair so the suspect could see him and not get too upset if Tom was behind him.The young man looked about 16 or 17 and Tom soon picked up thoughts that he was 15 and very unhappy to be here. He tried to be threatening in his answers along with sullenness, The interviewer continued as did Tom reading thoughts and picking up names of leaders of the gang and more activities the gang has done. He implicated himself in the shooting over the weekend and indicated that a rumble was coming down that night. Tom noted details so the police could be prepared.

"How to Read People's Minds." (Burlingame). -- Explains how Johnstone successfully accomplished the feat of driving blindfolded through the streets of Chicago, from one hotel to another, and found, while still blindfolded, a page in the register thought of by a committee, finishing by writing the name of the person who registered. Explains also in a most lucid manner how to teach dogs to do tricks in magic, lightning calculations, etc., with programs of various performers. 48 pages, illustrated.

Have you ever wondered how life would be if each one of us could read each other's mind/thought? It could eliminate guessing/cheating/scheming/misunderstandings etc. all part of what we face every day. Privacy is nothing more than our excuse to hide behind our truth/our secret and yet truth is what sets us free. This novel is about a simple, truthful man in our baffling world wading his way through the exciting, adventurous, greedy and at times thrilling corporate world encountering some MIND READERS and the desire to build a Mind Reader.