From Rose Hall, Jamicia |
Connections between ghosts and mirrors or should I say reflections have been used for centuries. They have been used for divination, magic and repelling evil. In most recent years they have been used as tools for psychic development to increase clairvoyant ability and gain insight into past lives.
Do they really hold the key to see INTO another realm that we are all are searching to find? Are they one of the easiest ways for us to SEE spirits and ghosts?
One of the evil things associated with mirrors is the folklore custom to remove all mirrors from sick rooms in case the mirror draws out the soul, and turning of mirrors when there is a death in the house. According to lore whoever looks into a mirror after a death will also die. And then there is the folklore, that if you turn off a light and hold a candle up and look in a mirror you can call up an evil spirit. We have all heard of the Bloody Mary mirror........
#1-This is a photo we took at the Haunted Hill Manor in Gainesville, Tx Can you see him......in the mirror??? |
Not a nice spirit at the Haunted Hill Manor. Original photo #1 |
Now, not all uses for mirrors in the paranormal world is used for the bad......some use mirrors to protect against evil, reflecting it away. For whatever reasons, mirrors can play a big part of the paranormal and an apparition materializing. Many believe that mirrors are portals....in my words....a particular location where spirits can pass back and forth from the afterlife to the NOW world. Is it that we can actually see them as they pass back and forth because of the reflection? Maybe. But for some reason....not only us....but our ancestors....felt some kind of "connection" with mirrors.
Miss Molly's, Fort Worth, TX |
Original photo |
The Grove, Jefferson, Tx |
Is this the spirit longing for his husband to return. |
Perhaps the next time you pass a mirror and you get an odd shiver running down your spine, take a good look at the reflection - you never know who or what might be staring back at you!
Miss Molly's, Fort Worth, Tx |
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