THIRD MIRROR: Mirror/ Reflections of Childhood loss Are they showing you what you are in the moment? Or are they showing you what you judge in the moment? Look at the qualities that push your buttons most. When I find that many people show me the same pattern of anger or fear, they may be showing me my internal truth in the moment. Recognizing them and compassionately allowing your relationships to demonstrate their mirror to you (rather than resisting or getting even) will help to reduce these instances. If you judge or condemn others, then you will attract into your lives, exactly what you judge. Whatever judgement you make about others is about yourself only.
This mirror reflects to us that which we judge in the moment.
SECOND MIRROR: Mirror/ Reflections of Judgment Knowing ourselves at the subtlest levels and transforming these moments into our learning is a path to self-mastery. We can use what seem to be negative experiences as stepping-stones to healing and empowerment.įIRST MIRROR: Mirror/ Reflections of the Present momentįirst mirror shows our presence in the moment. The seven essene mirrors is a way of understanding how the process of life works. The Seven Essene mirrors of relationships will be presented to everyone through the relationships of their lifetime. Ask yourself what’s the pattern in my life?Įach moment of our life, the reality of our internal truth (what we have become) is mirrored to us by the actions, the choices, and the language of those around us. When we learn the lesson these people or situations stop coming into our lives. We attract people into our lives, and they are like these 7 mirrors or 7 types. If you find yourself around individuals who are angry or dishonest, they are showing you your anger or dishonesty.Įvery moment of life our inner reality is mirrored in the actions, the choices, the language of the people around us. What the Essenes said was that, for us to know and master ourselves in this world, we will see one or some combination of mirrored patterns in others.
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