Sunday 8 November 2026 10 am to 12.30 pm TBC, Central Portugal €48
If you are here… I’m sure you know that you are not a passive observer of your life, but an active participant in its unfolding, right? Well, this workshop is an invitation to an experience where this knowing becomes irrefutable. Let’s explore the relationship between consciousness, intention and matter. Spoon bending is a doorway to a different relationship with reality. No special gifts or psychic abilities needed. Spoon bending is an art anyone can learn by approaching it with curiosity, openness and practice.
During the workshop ✔ Discover the basic principles behind spoon bending ✔ Release self-limiting beliefs that may block the bending flow ✔ Learn a specific process to build up the energy needed for metal bending ✔ Have four opportunities to bend your spoon
After the workshop ✔ Keep your bent spoon as a physical reminder of the immense power you hold within ✔ Receive two downloadable audio recordings so you can keep practising spoon bending as often as you like
I will provide the spoons, but you are welcome to bring your own if you wish. Any type of spoon can be bent.
Modern physics tells us that what appears to be solid matter is, at its deepest level, mostly space and energy. Many contemporary teachers, including Joe Dispenza, encourage us to explore a different way of relating to reality: What if our thoughts, emotions, beliefs, and state of consciousness play a far greater role in shaping our lives than we have ever imagined?
While the experience of bending a spoon can be extraordinary, the true purpose of the workshop is not the spoon itself. It is discovering a different relationship with possibility, trusting your own consciousness, and exploring what becomes available when you step beyond the limits of what you believe is possible.
Although there is not (yet) a scientific explanation for this experience (like many of the things I teach, I seem to be attracted to these kinds of mysteries…), this is how I can try to describe what happens: During the meditation, I will guide you to gather and build up a strong amount of energy within a very small space: the specific spot on the spoon that you wish to bend. For a short moment, usually just a few seconds, a sort of “portal” seems to open where the metal softens. Most people experience something happening in their body, a shift in the field. Some describe this moment as an altered state of consciousness, where something new suddenly becomes possible. The metal gives. And then, just as suddenly, the portal closes again and the metal hardens once more. Intention is essential in this process. It guides the energy flow into that moment in time and space where a new dimension seems to become accessible.
Workshop Reviews
How do you know the spoon isn’t being bent by physical strength?
It is easier to feel it than to describe it. When you feel it, you know it. You can watch this short video of me bending two identical spoons: one using physical force, one using intention. It’s quite funny…
What is the point of bending a spoon?
In my personal experience, it has brought me a deeper sense of awe toward life and mystery. It nourishes the innate knowing that true power comes from within. It can also strengthen self-confidence and provide a satisfying sense of achievement. And finally, it helps widen consciousness, inviting us to relate to the world with a grounded sense of trust: the feeling that we are held by something much greater than ourselves, far beyond the limits of the rational mind, and that we can soften and relax into that.
Is it like in The Matrix?
I am often asked this question, and my answer is yes and no, depending on the lens you look through. Of course, in the film it is created with special effects. But I believe the writers were visionaries, pointing to something we can actually experience.
And what the boy says matches my own experience: it is about being the spoon. In the moment when the metal gives, the boundary between “hard” and “soft”, between the spoon and me, seems to soften too. In my workshop, there are no special effects and no need to be “the chosen one”. It is accessible to anyone: an ordinary spoon, a quiet space, a clear intention and a willingness to leap beyond the ordinary.
