Mathematician Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in Wonderland and left in this "story, " a series of deep messages through "fantasy." The white rabbit, the caterpillar, the queen, the dragon, etc, etc ... are many archetypes as well as events that can be lived by one who is "seeking to discover life."
The mirror is an interesting factor. It is said that mirrors are "portals", but the question is: why should they be covered when one sleeps?
Personally, on an occasion I involuntarily unfolded my body, saw the mirror and got in (I don't remember what happened, but I know that nothing "bad" happened). Some people (me in the past), are uncomfortable to have a mirror in front of them, but ... will it really be a portal?
My doubt is not a denial, but to open the mind to another possibility. If we take the mirror as a surface that simply generates the reflection of light, then we could do the following reasoning:
1.- When we sleep, the brain enters a frequency of such relaxation, that, the body can continue to function in a mechanical way, but the body of light can come out of it.
2.- The body of light (electromagnetic), being close to the mirror, will generate the fen meno of the reflection, and this, would not be perceived in the physical plane (with the naked eye), but in the subtle dimension, since what is happening is at a different speed.
3.- The body of light being generating the phenomenon of reflection, will be emitting back the vibration that it emanates. It should not be forgotten that each chakra will be vibrating according to the food that the being has entered for itself (physical, mental and emotional).
4.- The unconscious would capture such reflection, but it would generate an association of images. Example: If I am a person who is generally fearful, such energy would be vibrating in my energy body, then, since the mirror is facing me, I would be reflecting that low vibration, and, my unconscious, could form something that is associated with this (like a beast, a dragon, a monster, etc).
5 .- What would be coming then from the mirror, is but the reflection of my body of light, whose form has been built by the memories of the unconscious.
6.- If instead of appearing a “being”, “I enter a place”, then… the trip that I could undertake in the mirror, it would be rather a trip inside me.
7.- The mirror would then be a tool to confront the shadow of my own light.
What I have written is only to understand from another angle the term "portal", and not to be afraid of "something" that came out of there if we made an astral journey.
AUTHOR: Eliasib David
