What can a person see when they turn their gaze to the mirror? Is reflection just a physical phenomenon? Or does the space that we see behind the plane of the mirrors have its own energy? American parapsychologist Raymond Moody devoted his entire life to studying the question "Is there life after death?" But the most important question that interested the researcher was “Where do we end up after our earthly life is over?”.
Moody needed a kind of guide object to travel to another world. He opted for an ordinary mirror. In order to get even a little closer to solving the eternal mystery, Moody resorted to the ancient technique of contemplating mirrors. Even the great sages of antiquity possessed this secret knowledge; historical documents contain evidence of a certain "camera of vision".
Mirrors were an obligatory attribute of this sacred room. It was with their help, the ancients believed, that you can open the door to the kingdom of the dead. For his experiment, Raymond Moody chose several dozen people. All of them had to be distinguished by good health and mental stability, because each had to take a step into the unknown, where the line between life and death was erased.
The room into which each of the subjects had to enter was equipped with a comfortable chair. On the contrary, at a distance of one meter, there was a huge human-sized mirror. The dark curtains formed a kind of narrow corridor, into which no light entered. The results of this experiment will later go down in history as the first massive evidence of the existence of the other world. Almost each of the subjects was able to meet those who have long been dead. A quarter of the participants in the experiment recorded the exit of images from the reflecting plane of the mirror. For another 15%, contacts with the deceased continued outside the secret room.