Cut & Paste from old PDF about Mirrors and Magnifying Glasses "Ghost Laser"
Original PDF was titled "Time and Timelines --Daniel" I believe the author's name was Bruce Peretti but he is now deceased.
The Illusion of Reality
In a communication with David Wilcock, he stated: I had two different insiders tell me that the reality we experience is a consensus that is driven by our perception and thought, to varying degrees. They explained that it is a very classified secret that both mirrors and magnifying glasses can break through that. We can see a ghost, for example, in a mirror even though our perception will not allow it to be there if we see it right in front of us. Then the other insider said that when you put two mirrors facing each other it gets even more interesting—and that this was “very, very sensitive information.”
You have to remember that most “insiders” don’t know, as the experts they get their information from don’t know either. Delenn’s comment about news reporters is applicable here, “That which you do know, you do not understand. That which you do not know, you invent.”17 I didn’t “know” until I became an outsider and several of us former insiders started comparing notes and going “what the heck?” It took decades of research to get to the point where we have a viable model of what is going on.
There is a lot of confusion that arises with the concept of parallel universes or timelines. From what we’ve found, it would be better expressed as “potential universes” that are generated by a type of consensus reality. But you have to understand that it is not a general consensus—it requires knowledge of how bioenergy works and some of the concepts promoted by Franz Mesmer18 in the late 1700s. When people believe the “reality,” it reinforces the pattern. This is why “social norms” are considered so important these days—a consensus reinforcement. If people thought for themselves, those potential realities would collapse.
Regarding mirrors, these techniques used to be referred to as Faery Stones, and for things like mirrors, it depends highly on the composition. The reflective surface must be a heavy metal, like the old silver- backed mirrors. The aluminum mirrors common these days (much cheaper) don’t really work. The heavier isotope of silver contains a good quantity of captured neutrinos, which in a charged state can reflect a portion of coordinate time structure into coordinate space.19 You can put two silver mirrors facing each other, one with full reflection and one partial, and you basically have a “ghost laser,” where the pattern undergoes “light amplification” between the two mirrors as in the old laser setups. If people have a clear understanding of the “afterlife”, those in power would lose their ability to control through fear—can’t have that, can we!