SUPERHUMAN: Can You Really Learn Telekinesis? Sean Bond Demonstrates Live

In the latest episode of SUPERHUMAN, host Sean Bond—founder of Sonic League and The World Game—takes viewers beyond theory into the practical realm of telekinesis and psionic training. Broadcasting from Mexico with alien artifacts scattered around him, Bond doesn't just talk about moving objects with your mind. He demonstrates it live, sharing the exact training protocols that worked for him and addresses the skepticism head-on.

"Most people, this blocks their ability to clear stuff," Bond explains while teaching viewers how to activate their palm chakras. The episode balances spiritual instruction with surprisingly accessible DIY training methods that anyone can try at home.

What's the Easiest Way to Start Training Telekinesis?

Bond's approach is refreshingly practical. He recommends beginning with a homemade "psi wheel"—a simple device requiring only paper or tinfoil, a needle or paperclip, and an eraser for a base. "You need to cut out a piece of paper, get some tinfoil, or buy some Ferrero Rocher and make it gold," he instructs, demonstrating how the low-friction design allows subtle energy movements to become visible.

The key to success? Start lightweight and practice consistently. "I would practice five, 10 minutes a day for a week, two weeks, and I got it, and I was able to do it on command," Bond shares. He emphasizes creating a progression of difficulty—from psi wheels to objects under glass to heavier items—so practitioners don't get discouraged by dramatic jumps in challenge.

Watch the full episode to see Bond's complete training setup, including multiple variations of practice tools he recommends building.

Why Do Governments Suppress Psionic Abilities?

Bond doesn't shy away from controversial territory. He references declassified programs like Stargate and the work of remote viewers including Lynn Buchanan and Ingo Swann—guests who have appeared on previous episodes. "There's governments trying to suppress your belief in your power because they want to have all the power," he states plainly. "But they have psychic programs."

He mentions the film The Men Who Stare at Goats as a "commie" version of real remote viewing and remote influencing programs where "countries back and forth would fight each other with psychic spies." The implication: if intelligence agencies invest in these abilities, perhaps the skepticism pushed on the public serves a purpose.

Beyond government suppression, Bond addresses a more mysterious obstacle: "It's like something's draining the ability or stealing your energy." He teaches protection techniques throughout the episode and emphasizes that emotional state dramatically affects results. "When I'm full of love and happy emotions, it's way easier to move things."

Can You Really Stick Coins to Walls With Your Mind?

In one of the episode's most striking segments, Bond demonstrates "psi games"—sticking coins to walls using focused energy rather than adhesives. He openly addresses how skeptics would debunk it: "The way you would fake this is probably putting stickiness on this or little tabs," he says, showing the clean wall and coin surfaces to the camera.

He breaks down difficulty variables: lighter coins on rough-painted surfaces prove easiest for beginners, while polished wood, metal, and heavier objects present advanced challenges. "There are people that have been able to stick spoons to walls," he notes, encouraging viewers to progress gradually.

The demonstration includes his process: "I am pushing energy into it, making it buzz, condensing qi, like I'm packing snow into it, and feeling it imprint with... increasing magnetic field, sticky quality, and it pushing through the wall." He candidly shows both successful and unsuccessful attempts, noting that factors like being witnessed by others can affect performance.

Bond also shares insights about alien artifacts in his collection, including pieces with unknown languages currently being documented and translated. One artifact featuring a "priestess woman" contains spirits he plans to "rescue" from Vatican possession—a tangent that reminds viewers this show operates in territory where consciousness, archaeology, and metaphysics intersect.

For those ready to explore their own latent abilities, the complete SUPERHUMAN episode offers not just demonstrations but energetic "upgrades" Bond transmits throughout the broadcast. Whether you approach telekinesis as literal skill-building or consciousness expansion, the episode provides concrete practices to test the boundaries of what's possible.

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