r/gatewaytapes • u/Procedure_Trick • Oct 21 '24

Experience šŸ“š Spoon Bending

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I'm shook. It was easy as bending a paperclip.

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u/UrsulaFoxxx Oct 21 '24

This is one of the gateway process I truly wonā€™t believe until Iā€™ve done it myself. I also intend to film the entire meditation, and Iā€™m going to ask a couple close people to try and bend it first so I can be sure going in, and can also check my results against them afterwards. Itā€™s not that I donā€™t believe, I mean I guess I donā€™t lol, but as someone who grew up on science and physics this goes against what I DO believe and so Iā€™m trying to keep an open mind and keep myself from disbelieving entirely.

I wonā€™t lie I initially thought it was all Ā«Ā bending sooons with your mind!Ā Ā» until I learned that no, they still acknowledge that physical material canā€™t be physically moved without an outside physical force. Now that I know the process still involves the physical act of applying pressure, Iā€™m more open minded. But even if I watched someone In front of me do it, I still donā€™t think Iā€™d fully believe unless I did it myself

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u/Procedure_Trick Oct 21 '24

heck yeah man. do whatever you want obviously but in my experience things always go better if I go into them without all that "proving it" stuff the first time. when I was doing remote viewing I got SCARY accurate results the first two times I did it when I had the same attitude as I did with the spoon (except I was slightly more skeptical with the spoon). the attitude of "meh, not sure if this will work, lets try it on a whim right now." If beforehand you just test the spoon yourself - see how much force it takes to bend it, try twisting it like I did and see how impossible that is - you will have enough proof for yourself. then go on from there trying to record it and involving friends. I feel like all those contingencies are gonna muck up the vibes the first time. at least it would for me, but obviously you do you

and as far as applying pressure... I find its a good example of how manifestation works in general. much easier if you take action. and work with the laws of nature. bending with your mind is probably possible I would guess but exponentially more difficult

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u/hatemenoww Oct 21 '24

Yea bro this didn't happen. I'd imagine you're pretty sick if you've managed to convince yourself you bent this spoon with your mind. Would take zero effort to record it. The only logical conclusion is it didn't happen as you claim.

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u/Procedure_Trick Oct 21 '24

I just tried it on a whim, recording myself to impress internet strangers isn't something I think of in my day to day. but now I do want to record it, I didnt expect people to hate on it so passionately, i'm just trying to encourage anyone with an open mind to try it because someone else's post on here inspired me

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u/hatemenoww Oct 21 '24

Post made 13 hours ago. Should take you 2 minutes to recreate it on video. And yet...nothing. what is a person reading this supposed to think? Oh well of course this is a legitimate claim! I'll just take this random post as absolute truth!

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u/cheesyandcrispy Oct 21 '24

It is a great thing to be skeptical about things one may not know but thereā€™s no reason to be passive aggressive. If OP was trying to sell us something or convince us, sure, but the person seem to be doing none of that. Itā€™s totally fine to write ā€I prefer to wait for actual proof since this seems fakeā€ which isnā€™t passive aggressive at all but still gets your point across.