Amaze by Seth Raphael

Mind reading quite unlike anything you will have seen before.
With this pocket-sized puzzle book, you are all set to stun your spectators with an incredible multi-phased mentalism routine, using brand new principles never before seen in mentalism. It leaves your spectator feeling overcome with wonder, a strange self-assurance in their choices, and a feeling that the world is filled with beautiful mystery.
Within moments of meeting your spectator, you are seemingly able to unravel their mind, detailing a very specific set of choices that they have made sight unseen. The sheer versatility of this piece leaves room for countless presentational angles including remote viewing, direct mind-reading, influence and more.
Sounding good? Please read on…
To begin you commit some thoughts in writing before handing them to the spectator for safe keeping. You now introduce a pocket puzzle book which contains in excess of one hundred different mazes, each with a unique title.
The spectator is asked to look through the book and choose any maze that appeals to them (the choice is completely free and fair) and to trace any path through the maze, without attempting to solve it.
Phase One:
With zero questions asked you can reveal the exact turn by turn path that the spectator took as they navigated their way through the maze. Despite the choices being real, you can do this with 100% accuracy. You can even reveal the exact moment that they reached a dead end (should they have done so).
Phase Two:
Drawing the spectators attention back to the title of the specific maze that they chose... you now reveal their exact reasons for choosing it. It genuinely appears that you have an insight into their thinking on an emotional level, for instance, “I can tell that the thing on your mind while picking this maze was your current career struggles at work.”
Phase Three (optional):
You ask the spectator to take a look at the slip of paper that you handed them earlier (or the prediction envelope that has been in full view throughout). The prediction explicitly shows you knew which maze they would choose.
Phase Four (The Kicker):
Your prediction has one little detail: you reveal that the random path they chose had even deeper meaning than they could have imagined. While their choices led to a dead end, those same choices are the perfect solution for the maze they originally chose. It all seems preordained Kicker finishes don’t come any stronger than this.