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Blind Magician Supports Service Dogs…

Blind Magician Supports Service Dogs…

POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) – A Schuylkill County man is proof that a disability should never hold you back.

Lenny McHugh is blind, but that isn’t stopping him from pursuing his dream to be a magician.

Lenny said his magic shows will help other people with disabilities get their own service dog.

His current companion, a two-year-old black lab named Otter, is Lenny’s fourth dog from Freedom Guide Dogs.

Besides giving back to the organization that gave him so much, Lenny hopes to inspire the next generation, sharing a powerful message that no matter what happens in your life, giving up is never the answer. Read more and watch the video at….

http://www.pahomepage.com/news/blind-magician-supports-service-dogs

Blind NYC magician might be a wizard..

Blind NYC magician might be a wizard..

Justin Sight is a unique magician currently residing in New York City. Since the later half of 2013 he has done events for companies and organizations like Tumblr, Gawker, The Blue School and The United Nations to name a few.

Justin was diagnosed legally blind without corrective treatment at age 10. Around the same time he developed a fascination with the art of magic and performing. His unique brand of presentation often focuses on the notion of a “malleable reality” in which anything can happen. As part of notion Justin demonstrates the unique “advantages” of his visual impairment; implementing innovative ways to see what others cant. He draws from a continuing involvement with the worlds mystical traditions as well as modern scientific discoveries that point to the mystery of What Is.  read more and watch videos.

http://nyc.suntimes.com/nyc-entertainment/7/86/316400/blind-nyc-magician-might-wizard

Blind magician riding subway fame to bigger stages..

Blind magician riding subway fame to bigger stages..

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Blind magician Justin Sight came to the city with one vision in mind — to show New Yorkers a little magic on their commutes.

Sight, who is 25 and legally blind, has spent the past few years on subway platforms, performing awe-inspiring tricks with cards and coins.

“I don’t focus on grand illusions. I like to work close up,” said Sight, who lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. “It is about illuminating anything that looks suspicious and weird.”

Now, Sight, whose real name is Adam Jaslikowski, is attracting serious attention. He has performed his magic tricks on ESPN and has been hired to performer at corporate parties for Tumblr and Gawker employees. Read more

.http://nypost.com/2015/08/11/blind-magician-riding-subway-fame-to-bigger-stages/