Peter Turner – Lost

Peter Turner – Lost

In this comprehensive video set spanning just under three hours, Peter Turner openly shares his working secrets, presented in a way that’s accessible even for absolute beginners.

In the first of eight video chapters, follow Peter as he navigates local high street stores, making strategic choices on a tight budget.
Then, back in his studio, the remaining chapters teach you practical, real-world mentalism that works when you need it most.

Inside this training, you’ll learn:

Multi-phase book tests using borrowed, unprepared books, including methods to reveal thought-of names and words that aren’t even in the books

A selection of devious routines with playing cards

Practical and reliable billet techniques

Showstopping calculator predictions

An unbelievable “candy jar” prediction that became an instant Mindhaus team favourite — with no candy required

How to construct deceptive peek devices using ordinary envelopes

Methods for revealing memories in a convincing, natural way

Multiple “which hand” techniques using nothing more than an ordinary coin

And much more practical material you can put straight into performance

“Lost” truly offers something for everyone, whether you’re a novice or a seasoned professional.
The material is highly versatile, making it suitable for close-up, parlour, casual, and even stage performances.

We asked Peter what he would do if he lost his bag, and documented his response.
This is not a collection of flashy, brand-new secrets.
Instead, it’s a curated selection of reliable, proven methods that could save you in a tight situation.

Fans of Peter Turner’s work may recognize some of the concepts, but will be delighted by the updated handlings, refined thinking, and theoretical insights that elevate the material beyond its original form.

“I learned a lot from this experience, from understanding Peter’s unique thought processes to discovering practical methods I’ll begin using right away. Even without losing my bag, you’ll find me performing this material at my next gig.”
— Lewis Le Val