MIRRORS ARE SPACETIME FABRIC SCREENS

Understand that mirrors are made out of melted sand. Sand is made out of SiO2 quartz crystal that is sentient/aware.

These are called gauge and vector bosons that hold the X & Y points of each pixel in the spacetime fabric until a Higgs boson (that's someone who carries a Krystal Seed Atom that is the full blueprint of a ‘manifest being’, like you), which is official clearance to act as an independent expression of Prime Creator within the simulation. When the Higgs boson moves its plasma body, the Krystal Seed Atom casts out the command to replicate that within the spacetime fabric so that others can see that, which lights up that pixel (or that group of billions of pixels).

All of these things I'm explaining about vector and gauge bosons, and the function of what the Higgs boson does can be verified in white papers issued from CERN. I am not making any of it up.

What this is to say, is that the mirror is NOT reflecting your image, it is relatively mimicking all things in the spacetime fabric that is in front of itself, but is literally being projected by your eyes. If you think you can hide something within the simulation with a piece of paper, you're mistaken.

Mirrors are not actually reflecting anything (there is no such thing), you are projecting the images in the spacetime fabric and can do so from any point within the simulation. Meaning they can be used as scrying devices to see other images elsewhere in the simulation, as well as other eras/times because your Krystal Seed Atom is quantum-entangled to the Akashic records, both forward and backward. Although your conscious self is not aware of this, your subconscious is in full control of that projection. Mirrors have been used this way for eons of time. x.com/Prolotario1/st…

Crystal balls that act as perfect optical condensers can be used in the same way, because they too are made out of X & Y bosons we call quartz.

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