The magic of storytelling

Eye contact technique In 1966, India's famous magician P C Sorcar Jr performed a magic trick. A stopped train disappeared later, another magician who saw the incident on television argued that it was a camera trick. He offered to pay Rs 50,000 if he performed the magic once more But PC Sarkar Jr dismissed the challenge. Why should I present a program costing Rs 1,00,000 lakh for just Rs 50,000? Physical law plays a large role in magic. "To doubt this magic is as foolish as to deny physics," he said. Here the history and curiosities of the art of magic are introduced This isn't Maya… … not mantra… . Evening time Dry light, a wizard simply sits on the ground. Individuals are waiting near. Out of nowhere the entertainer took a rope and tossed it very high. To the shock of the observers, the rope stood upright like a watercourse. A kid who was the performer's right hand got the rope and moved up and vanished! Before long, the entertainer additionally fired moving up the rope. Arriving at the top, the magician waved the blade and shackles in the air. The organs and blood of the youngster who was the partner of the performer began tumbling down. The crowd watched in dread. Did he kill the youngster? It's been a while.The wizard descended. Then he gathered all that tumbled down and put it in a bushel and covered it, then, at that point, discussed some mantra. He made a few seals with his hands. shock The cover of the bin is opened and the kid emerges; Without even a scratch! This is an enchanted method that was used in India previously. Before long this sorcery became amazingly popular as "Indian Rope Trick". Sorcery is a centuries-old specialty of captivating a group of people. Today it is a fine art. Yet, I disliked that before. Wizardry was finished by magicians and such back then! Verifiable records have been found that demonstrate the presence of entertainers in antiquated Egypt. The Egyptian pharaoh of the day had some utilization with these performers, making sense of their fantasies and making expectations. The magic of storytelling Did you know that the English word for magic is "Magic"? The origin of the word is thought to be from the Latin word "magicus" which later became Greek magic. This Greek word means the art of magic.    The ancient priests of Persia and Babylonia were called Magi. Apart from performing magic, also through intellectual activities they surprised the common people. They were able to convince the people that normal events in nature are happening as a result of their actions. The term "Magic" was later derived from the Magi.   But the history of magic began long before the Magi. The wandering primitive man was afraid of the forces of nature, and gradually they started worshipping them. It was their need to please nature so that agriculture would not perish. Where did magic begin? Many of the early priests were indrajalams. At that time, indrajalam was used only for the good of the individual or society.     Magic existed in ancient Egypt long before the Magi of Persia. The oldest written record of magic comes from Egypt. These papyrus scrolls, dated 1700 BC, tell of Dedi, a magician who stunned Pharaoh Cheops of Egypt about 4,600 years ago. His specialty was cutting off a bull's head and then 'fitting' it back without losing its life! Place where there is sorcery Enchantment is called Indrajalam and Mayajalam in our country. India, the place that is known for Vedas and Upanishads, knew about Indrajalam since old times. There are numerous instances of enchantment in our Puranas. Vedas and Upanishads are the most established records of sorcery in India. In the Puranas, the god Indra was the person who showed the most supernatural occurrences. In the feeling of the Jalam that occurred in the crowd of Indra, wizardry came to be designated "Indrajalam" in India.     "At any rate, a place that is known for mysterious fakirs" - India once had an appellation in the Western world. Indian performers who had the option to stand up high, climb a precarious rope and vanish, lie on a bed loaded with nails, flabbergasted the white individuals no less. Kings of Magic There is a famous discovery by the world-renowned anthropologist James Frazer; all the tribal chiefs of the primitive times were Indrajalas. This has been scientifically proven in the studies conducted by James Frazer. After hunting and wandering, primitive man started to settle in one place after seeing agriculture. They needed water to cultivate and the one who created the rain in the hot summer was the leader or chief. Some American tribes called their chief 'Rainmakers'. In other words, the ruler who has the power to rain! In the past, people had an idea that the rulers were the ones who could control the natural forces. James Frazier notes that kings were once known as “public magicians”. Not only the rulers, but also many prominent people in the field of science and philosophy of the past used to manage magic. Geniuses like Thomas Alva Edison and Leonardo da Vinci and ancient Indian and Greek philosophers belong to this group. At the time of the invention of the printing press, books about magic were the most printed books in the world. The reason for this was the great influence of magic among the people. Even when there were few people who could read, the people of magic knew how to read. Wizardry develops Wizardry shows, which were once held in illustrious royal residences and roads, have turned into a well known diversion as of late. Today, entertainers perform on enormous stages joined by astonishing lighting and cool music. Wizardry turned into a method for diversion in the eighteenth 100 years. One might say that the best 'hit' of enchantment in Britain was the entertainer Isaac Fox who lived from 1675 to 1731. He performed numerous procedures that individuals lacked the ability to consider around then and won commendation. One of his well known methods was the apple tree that blossoms and proves to be fruitful in only one moment. By the center of the nineteenth hundred years, wizardry took on another look and feel. Behind this was an entertainer named Robert Houdini, a Frenchman. Houdini showed numerous weighty methods until that time. His sorcery of lifting his own child in the air was renowned. Other than Europe, Houdini likewise introduced his strategies in America. One might say that Robert Houdini gave sorcery another face by adding procedures utilizing logical standards. So he is referred to the present time as the "Father of Modern Magic". In 1865, another kind of wizardry became famous through the display at the Egyptian Hall in London. It was during Houdini's time that he understood that entertainers are not fakes and awful. After Houdini, enchantment turned out to be extremely famous through entertainers like Alexander Herrmann and John Neville. More performers showed up in the mid twentieth hundred years. It was during this time that Harry Houdini, the unsurpassed marvel of sorcery, came to the scene. His "feature" was the mind blowing 'Break wizardry'. Wizardry turned out to be more famous with the appearance of TV. Entertainer Mark Wilson was quick to perform wizardry on American TV.        P C Sorcar, a Bengali, is an entertainer who made another play in the field of enchantment in India in present day times. In the past there were alchemists all around the world who performed Mantra and Puja. Their enchanted practices came to be known as 'Dark Magic'. This sort of wizardry was utilized to hurt others by utilizing spells.Magics that benefit people are known as 'white sorcery'. Prior there were entertainers who rehearsed sorcery to avoid evil. What's more, there were the people who performed sorcery to engage the crowd like today. Such performers existed in Egypt around a long time back. Magic - on the street and on stage Magic performed up close to the audience became known as "close-up" magic. Close-up magicians have become very popular all over the world today. The biggest feature of this type of magic is that it does not require a stage, expensive equipment, lighting, light and sound systems. That's magic that can still be performed anywhere, using any object at hand! Coins, balls, hoops, cards, newspapers, paper, thread, rubber bands, etc. are the most favorite tools (props) for close-up magicians. Many of the techniques performed by street magicians around the world for centuries can be considered close-up magic. Enchantment associations There are numerous associations for entertainers. The biggest of these is the International Magic Society, established in New York City, USA in 1968. There are 23,000 entertainers as members.The most established enchantment society on the planet is likewise in New York City. Established on May 10, 1902, there were just 24 entertainers in this enchanted society! More about enchantment and renowned performers .It will be portrayed in the accompanying area                                                   to be continued.................... Not all magic tricks can be performed in front of an audience. These types of techniques are introduced in stage magic. Where the magician gets the convenience of hiding behind and on the sides, the magician uses more equipment and assistants in this type of magic. Today, many world-famous magicians have permanent stages with all the facilities.