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Hello, dear forum members. Today I'd like to talk about mirror magic. I'll say right away that it's probably the most dangerous and unpredictable form of magic. Here are my thoughts based on my own and others' experience. You should know this.
Before even using a mirror for magical purposes, you should know the following:
1. On the first day of working with a specific ritual, the mirror should be rinsed with cold water for at least 2-3 minutes, preferably 10 minutes, half an hour beforehand. Do not shake the water off the mirror or wipe it dry. (Ideally, you should rinse the mirror with water from a river or pond, but since this is problematic in the city, tap water will do.)
2. Do not place it on an empty table (altar), but on a cloth—naturally, black, natural, if the ritual involves addressing the inhabitants of Hell.
3. The mirror should have a frame.
4. When closing the mirror (after the ritual), do not touch the reflection with your hands, only the frame.
5. Religious objects (crosses, icons, Bibles, etc.) should not be present in the room where the ritual is being performed. It is advisable to take them to another room.
6. Remember. A magic mirror is a "portal to another dimension." You may not be welcome there, to put it mildly. A mirror has exceptional memory.
7. Very rarely is a mirror left at home after the ritual (I know of only a few rituals where it is left in your possession). In the vast majority of cases, the mirror is disposed of (usually buried).
8. People buy a mirror in an attempt to avoid its reflection. (The procedure is as follows: buy it, bring it home in its packaging, remove it from the packaging before the ritual, wash it with water, place it on the table, perform the ritual, and dispose of it if necessary.)
9. If you practice mirror magic, remember that the first sign that you're in trouble is that your vision begins to fail, simply out of nowhere. The exact reason for this is unknown. It's a fact.
10. Beginners working with mirrors should create a protective circle around them (not made of salt). Place a knife in front of the mirror, with the tip facing the reflective surface.
11. If a mirror accidentally breaks during a ritual, this is very bad. The room must be cleansed.
12. The principles of a mirror's operation are: 1. accumulation. (In some rituals, they buy a small mirror, go to a cemetery, show it to the mirror, explain what kind of place it is, ask it to absorb sadness, sorrow, and so on, and then give it to a rabbit. This is a proven method. Perhaps I'll share it later.) 2. Portal – I think it's clear that since the invention of mirrors, this object has been considered magical.
13. Never, I repeat never, accept mirrors as gifts.
Later, I'll introduce you to some rituals involving mirrors. Good luck to everyone.
Before even using a mirror for magical purposes, you should know the following:
1. On the first day of working with a specific ritual, the mirror should be rinsed with cold water for at least 2-3 minutes, preferably 10 minutes, half an hour beforehand. Do not shake the water off the mirror or wipe it dry. (Ideally, you should rinse the mirror with water from a river or pond, but since this is problematic in the city, tap water will do.)
2. Do not place it on an empty table (altar), but on a cloth—naturally, black, natural, if the ritual involves addressing the inhabitants of Hell.
3. The mirror should have a frame.
4. When closing the mirror (after the ritual), do not touch the reflection with your hands, only the frame.
5. Religious objects (crosses, icons, Bibles, etc.) should not be present in the room where the ritual is being performed. It is advisable to take them to another room.
6. Remember. A magic mirror is a "portal to another dimension." You may not be welcome there, to put it mildly. A mirror has exceptional memory.
7. Very rarely is a mirror left at home after the ritual (I know of only a few rituals where it is left in your possession). In the vast majority of cases, the mirror is disposed of (usually buried).
8. People buy a mirror in an attempt to avoid its reflection. (The procedure is as follows: buy it, bring it home in its packaging, remove it from the packaging before the ritual, wash it with water, place it on the table, perform the ritual, and dispose of it if necessary.)
9. If you practice mirror magic, remember that the first sign that you're in trouble is that your vision begins to fail, simply out of nowhere. The exact reason for this is unknown. It's a fact.
10. Beginners working with mirrors should create a protective circle around them (not made of salt). Place a knife in front of the mirror, with the tip facing the reflective surface.
11. If a mirror accidentally breaks during a ritual, this is very bad. The room must be cleansed.
12. The principles of a mirror's operation are: 1. accumulation. (In some rituals, they buy a small mirror, go to a cemetery, show it to the mirror, explain what kind of place it is, ask it to absorb sadness, sorrow, and so on, and then give it to a rabbit. This is a proven method. Perhaps I'll share it later.) 2. Portal – I think it's clear that since the invention of mirrors, this object has been considered magical.
13. Never, I repeat never, accept mirrors as gifts.
Later, I'll introduce you to some rituals involving mirrors. Good luck to everyone.
