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Mirrors

Mirrors and reflection surfaces such as water, metal and stones can be used for magic and divination. This is known as catoptromancy or chrystalomancy.

Mirrors normally are associated with moon magick. They are also linked with sea magick.

Mirrors can be considered as doorways or a reflector of the soul.

Mirrors reflect things perfectly but in reverse although they also can be deceiving. They also allow us to see that which is behind us.

Mirrors can aid scrying, past lives regression, reveal spirit guides and protection

Mirror magick should not be rushed into, it is not wise to attempt until you are dedicated fully to your path. It is part of initiation.

The mirror aids you to "Know Thyself"

The Moon Mirror is the Mirror of our Consciousness and Treasure House of Memories

Mirrors allow us to see both sides of ourselves - the subjective and objective.

Using a mirror can make a spell work twice as fast and twice as potent.

Smaller mirrors are better for the novice or beginner. Especially ones shaped like ovoid or yoni.

Protection spells should be done before any work with mirrors

If possible use a black background. , The mirror should be one metre (3 feet) away with a candle in the middle.

Uses of Mirrors

Types of Mirrors

Black/Dark Mirrors - As it says they are dark. Aids seeing spirit

The Theurgic Mirror - a bottle of clear water looked at by a child and in which the Archangel Gabriel replies by graphics to his questions.

The Mirror of the Sorcerers - any kind of mirror or pail of water. The country sorcerer, standing near the consultant, recites a spell and shows him the reflection of the picture wanted.

The Mirror of Cagliostro - the bottle of clear water is on a piece of furniture, and before it a child, on whose head the operator places one hand and tells him the questions to ask, to which replies are given in allegorical graphics.

The Mirror of du Polet - a piece of cardboard having pasted on one side a sheet of tin and on the other a piece of black cloth. The operator magnetizes it strongly and places it a foot away from the eye of the consultant who, having fixed his eyes on it, soon sees in it the desired object.

The Swedenborgian Mirror - a paste of graphite mixed with olive oil is poured on an ordinary mirror and allowed to dry for a few days. The consultant, whose image must not be reflected (he stands at some distance for this reason) looks into it, whilst the operator stares magnetically at the back of his head, and vision takes place.

The Magnetic Mirror - a round crystal globe filled with magnetized water at which the consultant looks carefully until the desired vision appears.

The Narcotic Mirror - similar globe but a narcotic powder made of belladonna, henbane, mandragora, hemp, poppy etc, is dissolved in the water.

The Galvanic Mirror - it is made of two discs, one of copper and concave, the other of zinc and convex, both magnetized nine times in nine days. The center of the concave is looked at.

Cabalistic Mirrors - there are seven, being seven globes each representing one of the seven planets of Astrology, made of the corresponding metal and consulted on the appropriate astrological day. They are:-

Caring for Your Mirror

 

Mirror Lore

Other Points of Interest

St. Augustine claimed that the witches of Thessaly who wrote their oracles on them in human blood used them.

In Rome, people who read mirrors were called Specularii.