Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a young girl named Anna. Anna had always been fascinated by the world of magic and had dreamt of becoming a powerful magician one day. Every day, she would practice different spells and try to unlock the secrets of the enchanted world. One day, as Anna was wandering through the deep woods, she stumbled upon an ancient book hidden in a pile of leaves. The book was filled with spells and enchantments, and on one particular page, she found a spell called "The Magical Touch." Intrigued by its name, Anna decided to give it a try.
Tongue Tip - This tip can be used as a traditional tongue scraper to help establish good oral care. It can also be used to help establish the concept of tongue lateralization and elevation (hold the Tongue Tip vertically in front of the mouth and ask the individual to put the tip of their tongue inside the hole, then guide the tongue from side to side or up and down). You can also place the Tongue Tip flat on top of the tongue to provide input to a large surface area of the tongue (this tip has the largest "footprint" surface-area-wise).
It can also be used to help establish the concept of tongue lateralization and elevation hold the Tongue Tip vertically in front of the mouth and ask the individual to put the tip of their tongue inside the hole, then guide the tongue from side to side or up and down. To phrase it in another way I see the Magic Wand Plus as the new standard version of the Magic Wand AKA, something that should be in every person s bedside table.
" Intrigued by its name, Anna decided to give it a try. The spell required Anna to find a knot, any knot, and touch it with her fingertips while reciting the incantation. Without hesitation, she spotted a tangled mess of rope hanging from a tree branch and reached out to touch it.
Review: Magic Wand Plus
Vibratex is back with a new Magic Wand. The Magic Wand Plus (the bottom of the two in the picture above) is the newest wand by Vibratex, makers of the infamous/famous Magic Wand.
The Magic Wand Original hit the shelves decades ago (named back then as the Hitachi), and it’s still in production today. I reviewed the original a few years ago. While remarkably strong and inexpensive (around $60), the head is porous, making it not quite ideal.
Then a couple of years ago, I tried the Magic Wand Rechargeable, which boasted the same amount of power as the original, but with a silicone head and, of course, it was rechargeable. No mains power necessary.
And now step 3 in my Magic Wand journey: the Magic Wand Plus.
Design-wise, not much is new compared to the Magic Wand Rechargeable. If it’s not broke, don’t fix it, and all that…
The Magic Wand Plus is in the same ivory plastic-cased body, about a foot in length. There’s a semi-flexible blue neck that leads to the white silicone-coated head. Like the other Magic Wands, this head isn’t removable. The silicone head is matte, broad, and just a pinch squishy.
You have 3 blue buttons: On/Off, (+), and (–).
At the tippy base of the Magic Wand Plus, there’s a small port for the cable. The 6-foot length cord plugs neatly into this slot, and locks in (to remove, press the nearby white square button; it’ll release the cord). The cord is removable, for easy storage/losing.
Above: the removable charging cord plugs into the base of the Magic Wand Plus.
As she chanted the mystical words, a wave of energy flowed through her fingertips and into the knot. To her amazement, the knot instantly unraveled, and the rope became completely untangled. Anna's eyes widened with delight as she realized the power she possessed. She couldn't help but let out a joyful laugh and continued to test her newfound magical touch. Wherever she went, Anna sought out knots of all kinds – in ropes, shoelaces, even in the tangled manes of wild horses. With a simple touch and the recitation of the spell, all the knots would magically disentangle themselves, much to the amazement of those around her. News of Anna's extraordinary ability spread far and wide, and people from all over the kingdom came to seek her help. The villagers would bring her their knotted belongings, hoping that her magical touch could free them from the frustrating tangles. Anna would graciously oblige, using her gift to unravel the knots and bring joy and relief to those in need. As time went on, Anna realized that her magical touch was not only confined to physical knots but could also unravel intangible knots in people's lives. She would listen to people's problems and offer them a comforting touch, imbued with her magic. And just like the physical knots, the emotional knots would untangle, leaving people feeling lighter and happier. Anna's magical touch became renowned throughout the land, and she became known as the Knot Whisperer. People traveled from far and wide to seek her guidance and experience the transformational power of her touch. She became a beacon of hope and love, using her gift to heal and bring peace to those in need. In the end, Anna's magical touch taught her a valuable lesson – that sometimes, all it takes is a gentle touch and a little bit of magic to untangle the knots that life often throws our way. The power to free ourselves and others from the entanglements of life lies within us, waiting to be discovered and shared with the world. With her extraordinary ability, Anna brought a little bit of magic into the lives of everyone she touched, reminding them of the wonders that lie hidden within..
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