Are mirrors portals to another dimension?, page 2


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reply posted on 17-7-2009 @ 11:45 AM by beezwaxes
reply to post by cindymars



Funny you mention the friends mirror, I've had odd feelings from old things like that before. Some good/comfortable some not so good. Never thought much of it but who knows? Guess that's another thread.

I usually don't watch 'scary movies' as they irritate me more than anything but I thought Constantine pretty good and the mirror scene was intense.




reply posted on 17-7-2009 @ 03:15 PM by jackflap
Haunted dorm mirror! Tom writes, "My son Chris took this picture in his dorm bathroom. There is a large mirror in front of the sink and a side medicine cabinet mirror on the left side. When he went through the digital pictures this came up in the mirror. There are no weird things going on in the dorm. This is the first this has ever happened. where it was taken. Chris is at school in Ogden Utah, attending Weber State."


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There is certainly something to it. I'm not sure what it is but I fear if I delve to deeply I'll be afraid to look in the mirror again. This whole thread has an eery and creepy feel about it. Has anyone had an incident with a mirror since this thread began. Because I am almost too fearful to share something with you as I believe telling the story will make it true.


reply posted on 17-7-2009 @ 04:27 PM by cindymars
reply to post by beezwaxes



Hey Beezwax...I missed your post to me.
I was at partys at my friends house where the mirror hung and I know what sorts of characters where there. LOL

Constantine very creepy movie.

In Feng Shui they say you shouldn't have mirrors facing the bed.

Edited to add:
Remove or cover any mirrors in the bedroom during sleep.
A bedroom mirror that reflects the bed creates the most serious problems. A single person is less apt to attract a romantic partner -- in fact, the mirror doubles his or her solitude. A couple with a mirror reflecting the bed is more apt to attract a third person who may disrupt their relationship. People with depression -- and related stress and health issues -- also are affected by a mirror reflecting the bed because it disturbs sleep. In all these cases, cover the mirror at night … during waking hours it's fine to uncover your bedroom mirrors.

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reply posted on 17-7-2009 @ 07:44 PM by beezwaxes
reply to post by cindymars



What the heck, I'm going to try it. I have a big dressing mirror that sits in the corner of my bedroom that I've been thinking of getting rid of just because I never use it anyway. I'll call it a scientific experiment and see if anything seems to change.

Oh, yeah Constantine had some moments. The actor that played the devil has a strange vibe about him and I thought that was great casting. He was one of the killers in Fargo (excellent movie imo) and those Volkswagen commercials he was in cracked me up. German engineeering yaaah-


reply posted on 17-7-2009 @ 08:27 PM by sandyg
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You sure do have it all figured out, huh? Yeah right! You don't "know" anything for sure same as the rest of us. Stop talking as if you're an authority on the subject, because you are not! You don't know any more than the rest of us and if truth be told, after reading your comment, you probably know less.
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