posted on Nov, 14 2007 @ 04:47 AM
Sorry for my flippant answer earlier, Umbra Sideralis, but I do think that the video was a complete hoax. I didn't realize that you actually
experienced anything like that and it undoubtedly caused you considerable distress. My apologies for appearing to make light of your situation.
What I think that you encountered is not the product of ghosts, poltergeists, demons, etc. It was the product of your mind.
By this I do not mean that you imagined what had happened or that you are insane. But I do think that when you were staring into the mirror and
seeing all sorts of things that you triggered something inside your mind that may have caused you difficulties. Strange as it may sound to you, I
think that this is best explained in the context of Eastern religion.
I used to be interested in Eastern religions. Fortunately, I only got involved enough to know to stay far away without proper supervision and
guidance. You can literally tap into things that you shouldn't and you could cause yourself lasting harm because you're essentially dealing with
very deep inner workings of the mind.
In the religions of the East, concentration is considered the key to heightened mental states. This type of concentration is called "Samadhi." I
think that you may have inadvertently entered a type of "samadhi" which might cause your consciousness to register these images under certain
circumstances. You said that you were initially focussing on your image in the mirror for some minutes repeatedly over a period of several weeks, and
this is why I believe that you had achieved this somewhat rare mental experience of samadhi. You said that you were also, some time later, looking in
the mirror trying to remove a pimple, which means that you were concentrating to some degree. You had apparently re-entered a type of samadhi, and
this might explain why you saw that aberrant reflection. But you should understand that what you saw was only the product of your mind, not some
outside malevolent force.
What to do about it? If this has only occurred once, then I wouldn't worry about it. But do not under any circumstances try to repeat what you did
initially. You are fortunate in that you only experienced a few scares because entering samadhi under improper conditions can cause great harm to
your mind. Even if you do experience this regularly, which you didn't indicate, then you still shouldn't worry about it. You are just one of the
very few people who can enter the state of samadhi rather easily. Such things as that can't really hurt you, but your distraught mental state
resulting from them might cause you to hurt yourself.
So, to sum up, I think what you experienced was little more than a meditative or maybe a hypnotic state.
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