Boris Cherniak (born 12 December 1964) is a Canadian based entertainer, psychological illusionist, hypnotherapist, comedian hypnotist and motivational speaker that performs internationally.
He was born in Moscow, Russia, where he lived across the road from the Moscow circus, and was a regular fuxture backstage. Boris' family emigrated to Canada when he was 10 years old. He has studied computer programming and psychology at Seneca College, University of Toronto and York University.
He performs under the stage name Hypnotist The Incredible BORIS, sometimes is credited as Boris Cherniak, Boris the Hypnotist or the Amazing BORIS.
On March 10, 2008, Boris entertained royalty and global dignitaries at the Women as Global Leaders Conference in Dubai. His performance followed an address by Sarah, Duchess of York and Jane Fonda. Boris delivers a strong message of positive thinking along with a humorous performance of mind control.
In June 2011, Boris travelled to Kuwait, Qatar and Afghanistan to entertain the troops as part of Operation H.O.T. - Honoring Our Troops that brought food and entertainment to soldiers stationed overseas.
Fun fact: Boris is credited as the inventor of the term "google me", having put it in an online press release on April 13, 2004. He also regularly used it on stage, to describe searching online for his web site using the popular search engine. In December 2011, Boris was hired by Google for their company event.
His television appearances showcase the powers of hypnosis via comedy skits as well as showing therapeutic effects.
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