Watch this guy bend a spoon with his mind!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Gavin Marshall seems like your every day guy, but he has a special trick up his sleeve: he can bend cutlery with his mind! He did it right in front of us! Watch. Subscribe to News24: / news24video
I did a class on bending spoons recently with 20 other people. 19 of us were able to bend spoons and forks during 4 meditations. I went in skeptical but open minded. Was totally shocked when it happened. After doing the 4 meditations, was able to then recognize the actual state of mind I had at the exact moment the spoons and fork bent. Also learned anyone can do this when most of us were able to achieve it multiple times.
What’s the technic you used?
Once you do it yourself, you know it is real.
@Green Leaf - Yes and that's why all the debunkers appear as fools. Also don't need illusion at all to make it "appear" this is what is happening. It IS actually happening! I did it 2x times this weekend, both with groups. First at online conference for International Remote Viewing Association. Second with friends at a Birthday party. For the latter, it was their first time bending flatware. It's so much fun when you do it with a group of people!!!
@@brendaholiday2634 prove it then
@@shable1436 Hello Shable - If you need proof, here's a great way -- join the International Remote Viewing Association and request a copy of the spoon bending party from their last conference. It's really easy to get proof. Have you ever even been to such a party yourself? I know they are not commonplace. If you go to the conference NEXT YEAR, you will have your proof dear one!
@@brendaholiday2634 can u bend any spoon or just spoons with certain qualities?
USPA (United States Psychotronics Association) had 'spoon bending parties" several times at their conferences. Jack Houck taught people how to do it. Not an illusion, or a trick. A true Mind over Matter event. Whether this guy was real or fake is anyone's guess, but I have a bowl of silverware bent in every which way by everyday people who sat in chairs in a big circle and just followed Jack's directions. Straightening them would be almost impossible. And yes, I've done it too.
I learned 1st hand at a "spoon bending" party from Jack Houck about 20+ years ago at one of the first conferences held by the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA). It was INCREDIBLE as the handle of the fork so easily twisted into a loop as the metal warmed in my hand, and I applied only gently pressure to pull it around into a twist. I felt truly astonished! This weekend I attended the annual IRVA conference (and online) - and they indeed had a spoon bending party. I got to bend some flatware there and then again as I led others in the fun at a friend's Birthday party yesterday -- their 1st time and they had so much fun!
I'm not making fun, but pls teach me, look I'll never believe it unless I see it, look at the spoons before hand, and you know. That said we humans do have senses that we can't fathom, buuuut on other hand how many snake oil salesmen have made living selling cure-all and miracle creams in our past? If you can show me without selling an online class or that typical money grab that all spoon benders do then I'll stop my ridicules, until then it's a con job
@@brendaholiday2634 Brenda respectfully Im asking you to put a video out of your Hercules feat. Also do you know anything about blacksmithing? Warm metal is like liquid, once initially bent and warmed it turns into putty, all that said I want to believe you, I actually do believe you have powers, but not that. You can't begin to understand what I've seen, so telekinesis in spoons is nothing, but proof is required, I have proof of my claims, because I've been trolled and made fun of so long, I actually took detail pictures of my claims and they are bizarre, can you at least do this for me to believe you?
@@shable1436 I don't need to prove anything to you to PROVE this is real. I am very busy with my life right now, thus not paying much attention to youtube right now. I have copies of 2 spoon-bending parties, including the first I ever attended with Jack Houck himself over 20 years ago! In Las Vegas! I have never videoed myself during one of these parties, but have showed the actual utensils to others. If there was a way for me to upload a photo, I would. No guarantees kiddo - but if time frees up, I will post up the Jack Houck party to my site and let you know. BTW...ever heard of Ingo Swann - he could make a lot of things happen. I knew him personally - he lived in the Bowery of New York City!
@@shable1436 You can obtain videos yourself from the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA). Feel free to reach out to them. Debra Lynne-Katz is current President.
He twisted the spoon when he bent it back then did the trick ;-)
Plate Pictures i know right
Yes very obvious!!!!!!
Respect Gavin for saying illusion instead of going full Geller 😂
2:17 *Harry Potter theme intensifies*
the twisting part is more obviously an illusion as he twists it while trying to straighten it back, and then pushes it from the bottom with his other hand, but the initial bending with only one hand is more difficult to understand
He had already bent it, and hid the bent part behind his fist, slowly letting it slide out slowly and adjusting the angling of his fist to make it look like its bending (I've pulled this off to trick people--for the record, I'm agnostic as to whether or not Houck PK party bending is a real thing or not. Hard to explain how people could trick themselves.)
@@JH-le4sd was about to write that myself, would be cool if the camera could film the hand and spoon while he picks it up from the table
Nice anchor ###
There is no spoon
Oldest trick in the silverware drawer..
I wanna learn that
@SJ Join the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA). They have an annual conference and always feature a spoon-bending party at it. It's a lot of fun! I highly suggest doing it!
Nice girl- natural
Telekinesis is real
What an interesting guy
I am looking for someone who makes it . red an just fell.....can you help me .
3:06 he twists it while "straightening" it (watch how his right hand grips the ladle part of the spoon) and later in the video he straight up says, "it's an illusion, it's not real" lol
I get that part, but it still doesn’t really explain how he bent it the first time..
@@Epiphemma this knowledge was spread by William Booth who’s a Freemason and part of the illuminati
But what is MOST critical to know that it IS real! I have been at a few spoon bending parties through the years and have seen all sorts of forks and spoons twisted, contorted, and bent. And I have also bent and twisted a few at this point. As he mentions - if you just bend, you can "sometimes" get it back mostly to its original shape. But if you twist, you really cannot untwist it. The metal fixes hard again.
why is the so nervous?
Boo
All these are fake the metal is gallium
lol. what a liar. it's real, not an illusion. uri geller did it decades ago.
he was a fake too
thats why he said its an illusion@@TerminatorT--jc2hf
Uri geller has cia documents proving he was right. So why do people say he's fake?
We're the cia documents wrong?
@@enlighteneddocumentaries9036 many people don't want there to be a spiritual reality. If psychic/spiritual abilities are real, psyche/spirit is real. People who hold to a physicalist, atheistic reality view are in denial on people like Uri Geller.
Pay attention to when grabbed the chair and repositioning moment. That was when he actually bent spoon with his fingers with his own force. Not mind! Lol! Debunked! And also, he twisted the spoon right before he flattened and immediately covered the twisted part and slowly revealed by going down. Not mind again!
"And also, he twisted the spoon right before he flattened and immediately covered the twisted part and slowly revealed by going down"
this is very clear when I rewatched it - basically means the rest can be ignored as TV fakery too. Even his spiel at the end about "believing your own vision" or whatever was a clue.
If you do it YOURSELF you will know how it feels - You do use gently pressure from your fingers. And you do this at the exact moment when the metal warms up and you feel it becomes malleable. Some people can somehow make it bend without manipulating at all and just holding the silverware. Tines of a fork sometimes just drop on their own accord. In my experience, I've had to apply gentle pressure to twist or bend. But it is nowhere near "brute" force.
@@brendaholiday2634 According to Uri Geller, the metal does not get hot..
@@finnstadel Well I may have misspoke. Been awhile since I bent metal and actually have only done so in spoon bending parties. True, I don't really feel the entire fork or spoon heating up. It is more (I suppose?) of a feeling that you get that there is a part of the metal that is getting softer and is at the point where it is able to twist. It's at that point that you seize the moment and twist the metal. Difficult to describe unless you've done it. I'm not actually able to "test" if that malleable part of the metal actually warms. It's more of a feeling I have got.
Gallium metal is alloyed with the spoon,your body heat is enough to melt it,and thats it.
I would imagine. No one at these parties ever gives a rational explanation! It's a natural thing, of that I am sure. But not all people can make utensils bend either. Prob due to the fork or spoon they are holding and its composition. It's funny that it warms up and as soon as you twist it, it freezes up again. Locks the twist in place.
@@brendaholiday2634 Neither of these is correct.
@@puddlejumper3259 Just speaking from personal experience. Everybody's experience is different.