On this three-volume set of videos, Guy reveals for the
first time effects that have made him the most sought-after
performer in his country!

Volume One
Effects Performed and Explained:

Spoons from Card Case - Produce spoons from your card case -
how do they fit?
Bending a Spoon in a Spectator's Hand - Bend metal with your
mind!
Bag Bend - A complete act involving members of the audience;
spoons bend and break!
Melting a Spoon in a Spectator's Hand - A spoon melts and
breaks while in a spectator's hand!
Miracle with a Fork - One of the tines on a fork bends,
unbends and then breaks!
Energy Hand - By simply waving your hand over a spoon, it
bends!
Perfect Key Bending - A borrowed and signed key is bent
using only the power of your mind!
Haunted Spoon - The ultimate haunted handkerchief!

Volume Two
Effects Performed and Explained:

Incredibly Clean - An easy mental masterpiece with cards!
Question Mark Mystery - A matching pair of cards is located
by a spectator using only the power of the mind!
Fan Vision - A thought-of card, the performer names it!
The Perfect Prediction - The ultimate book test, near-
impossible conditions!
Impromptu Card Stab - A card is selected and lost; cards are
tossed into the air and the selection is impaled on a knife!
The Perfect Clipboard - Guy's ultimate routine for the
popular marketed clipboards. Just like real mindreading!

Volume Three
Effects Performed and Explained:

Bending a Large Nail - Mind power demonstration!
Bending a Small Nail - Very devious method!
Shrinking Spoon - Visibly cause a spoon to shrink!
Spoon through Table - With the handle visible, a spoon
penetrates the table top!
Stopping a Watch/Time of the Future - A borrowed watch is
caused to stop working; then, under a spectator's hand, the
time mysteriously moves forward several hours.
Headline Prediction - Perform a mental miracle using the
day's newspaper!
The Perfect Clipboard - Guy's ultimate routine for the
popular marketed clipboards. Just like real mindreading!

MY COMMENTS:
This is solid thinking from one of Israel's better known
entertainers.  When this first came out, there was quite a
bit of controversy regarding his metal bending ("Banachek's
methods are better") and Bavli's use of unusual looking
props, instead of everyday, real-world ones.  Though this
may be true, I really don't feel it detracts from the
quality of Bavli's ideas or thinking.  As usual, it's all a
matter of taste. If you're a student of pschokinetic
material (i.e., bending), then seriously consider these
DVDs.  Otherwise, peruse the contents list and if the
material interests you, then I'm sure you'll find enough
ideas at the very least to make the purchase worthwhile.
There is some good stuff here.