The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's Morok Shrine is called "A Bouncy Device," and it is located within the Lanayru Wetlands at coordinates 1182, -0779, 0133. To complete this shrine, fans must use springs, and the way that these objects function may be unclear initially. Fortunately, it is not particularly difficult to work with springs, and players can find all the information that they need to complete the Morok Shrine in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom below.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Morok Shrine Solution
Upon entering the Morok Shrine, players should begin by standing on the launchpad that is directly ahead. Standing in this position will ultimately cause Link to get shot directly into the air, and fans can use ToTK's paraglider to make a safe landing on the next level.
On this second level, fans will find a single spring, and they should stand on top of it and strike it with a Tears of the Kingdom weapon. This strike will cause the spring to fire, allowing Link to access the Shrine's third level.
Here, players will encounter another spring, and they should use the Ultrahand ability to pick it up. Fans should then move the spring to the angled elements to the right, placing it as shown in the image that is above. With the contraption in position, players should stand in front and strike it to launch Link to the platform across the chasm.
There is yet another spring to be found on this platform, and players should use Ultrandhand to move it to the angled position shown in the image that is above. Fans should then use Ultrahand on the nearby orb to place it upon the spring, using the notch in the angled element to hold the ball in position. Players are then free to strike the spring to send the orb to the platform from which they just departed, and they can then launch themselves.
Fans should now wait for the orb to roll into the hole in the floor, or use TotK's Ultrahand ability to move it if needed. As soon as the ball reaches that position, a nearby gate will open, and players should move the two-spring stack to the position shown in the image that is above. Players can then stand on the springs and hit them to reach a level with a chest that contains a Sneaky Elixir.
With the Elixir collected, players should drop back down and strike the two-spring stack to retract the devices. Fans should then head over to the spring that they previously paced on the angled element, hit it to retract, and then use Ultrahand to attach it to the top of the stack. Players can now use this three-spring stack to rocket Link to the Shrine's top level, where they can claim their Light of Blessing in Tears of the Kingdom.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available for the Nintendo Switch.