Telekinetic experimentation # 12

Telekinetic experimentation # 12 This is NOT a trick or a illusionary effect..This is a demonstration of Mind over matter ..I simply use visualization to achieve this effect..

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[mindfreak419666]

Well your wrong again this is not a trick or illusion thats all i can say believe what you want for i know the truth..

[xeug5nex]

what's up wd that towel? just asking

[mindfreak419666]

to eliminate any liquids,chemicals etc

[CrazyIRISHinHWLD]

I work with CJ. Think or say what you want, but he is NOT a fraud. I have seen some experiments first hand. My favorite of which is his ability to bend spoons with his mind. Keep up the good work bro!

[xeug5nex]

^_^ could try making that dollar levitate? :D

it's really cool man.

[hauschxbAUWJHYB1]

fucking kick ass CJ.

[DaREALMastaD]

The only way to know for sure is to try it yourself, believe what you want, but who's to say the limits of the human mind when we know nothing of the universe.

[Freakmaster148]

Ok then if its heat then the bill would only raise a certain level and the heat from your hands does not have enough kinetic energy,we will debunk the heat from your hands and post it asap.

[mindfreak419666]

i can do this with gloves on or a few napkins under the bill

[darrylsloan]

Thanks for the personal message. Okay, I believe you're making an honest demo. I experimented a little myself, and I got the bill to curl a little, but I kept thinking it's just the warmth from my hands. Oddly, I didn't nearly as dramatic an effect when I placed the bill on a hot object.

I'm not sold that this is TK quite yet, but it is strange.

[darrylsloan]

Okay, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. I'm actually a believer in TK.

I had a quick try at this. I flatted out a money note, left it for a few minutes to make sure it would stay flat, then placed it on the palm of my hand. It started to curl almost immediately. However, I got no sense that I was using TK to do this; I think it was merely the heat from my hand.

This is the trouble with TK demos that have the hands so close to the object. Too many factors.

[darrylsloan]

I dunno, man, this looks like a magic trick to me.

At 0:30 and 1:48, when you lift the dollar bill from the table, you flip it upside down before placing it on your hand, i.e. it remains flat on the desk due to its own mass acting on itself.

At 3:33, when you put the bill back on the table, it starts bending back to horizontal in a way that a normal dollar wouldn't.

At 3:40, you flip the bill the wrong way and it fails to rise well.

I know TK is real, but I'm not too thrilled by this demo.