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spice and mirrors

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SWIM has always thought of putting a big mirror up on his wall..that went all the way to the floor...and then smoke some spice while looking at himself...
 
Mirrors can be your friend or your worst enemy. My friend shaved his beard off and was about to shave his head as well before coming too and realizing that there were in fact, no snakes growing out from his face and head.

I usually avoid them while I am under the influence of any psycadelic.
 
i've spent a night with 250mics lsd, a mirror and a candle. i will never do it again - very interesting tho!

it starts becoming weird when the mirror starts looking into your self. i have also experienced my mirrored me becoming a seperate being trying to pull me into the mirror. it wasn't me any longer.. it was a beast of a creature with fangs and evil beady eyes and the hair.. oh the hair.. it started growing out of the mirror into my world.

that was about the point when i blew out the candle and ran back to my room like i was being chased by death itself. then i had a nice big puff off some nepalese hash and everything was back to normal ;)
 
i think spice and mirrors are great. it opens up parts of your mind that most people don't relize they have. I have never had a bad trip on any type of psycadelics. i say your mind is a beautiful thing and whether you chose to inhanse or open it in any way is cool with me =OP
 
Well I like to look in a mirror on a good trip of shrooms. Last time I did that the shrooms showed me many faces of past lives. Always the same eyes but everything else was very different. My face just morphing into very different faces and different hair (both shape and color) and stopping for a while between.
 
i'd rather choose a pool of dark reflective water. it leaves more space for the imagination to do its thing. mirrors seem so artificial to me. but to each his own.
 
Jorkest said:
mirrors are very powerful...they bounce LIGHT
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It's a common misconception that mirrors are good reflectors, scientifically speaking anyway.

Household mirrors only reflect about 12% of the light that makes contact with their surface.

Mirrors are very poor reflectors of light energy. A flat-white painted wall will return 80% of visible light. And incidentally mylar, being a good reflector of multiple spectrums of light energy; mylar ideally will bounce back 90-95% of total light energy that makes contact with its surface.
 
Faust said:
Jorkest said:
mirrors are very powerful...they bounce LIGHT
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It's a common misconception that mirrors are good reflectors, scientifically speaking anyway.

Household mirrors only reflect about 12% of the light that makes contact with their surface.

Mirrors are very poor reflectors of light energy. A flat-white painted wall will return 80% of visible light. And incidentally mylar, being a good reflector of multiple spectrums of light energy; mylar ideally will bounce back 90-95% of total light energy that makes contact with its surface.
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well next time its sunny out take a mirror and shine the reflection in your eyes and tell me they arent good reflectors:p
 
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