#mirror mazes

[unwelcome-ozian]

We have a lot of parts that are seemingly trapped in mirrors or mirror mazes or see themselves as broken mirrors. How can we help them get out of the mazes and loops?

Mazes are a corridor comprising a left wall and a right wall. Attached to the walls are dead ends. But there are two, separate walls. 

Pick one of the walls to follow, and keep your hand in contact with it, let's say your right hand. (Doesn’t matter which hand you choose) Then start walking. You'll encounter two things: dead ends and the exit. When you find yourself at a dead end, just keep walking with your right hand against that wall. That will turn you and take you back out to the entrance of the dead end.

When you run out of dead ends (they are finite in number, and you won’t do any of them twice) you’ll come to the exit.

I don’t know the type of loop you’re referring to. Can you provide me with the type?

Those that see themselves as broken mirrors would work towards addressing the belief and trauma that lead to this belief of self.

Oz

[insightscursed]

Interact for a starter based in or shortly after "Sunrise on the Reaping" Wiress is the victor of the 49th Hunger Games and the newest mentor for the second quarter quell. She takes a position as a mentor for District 12... and may be helping a rebel cell from District 3 along the way

[curious-wildflower]

Maze of Mirrors

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QiFs2_z9Ek

So I’ve been having this nightmare, that I believe my mind is basing off 1000 Doors, an art insulation I saw back in 2018 here in Melbourne by Christian Wagstaff & Keith Courtney, where they made a series of rooms with different vibes, working to provoke a range of different feelings, what I remember about it most is the sound of a phone ringing in another room, and upon finding the room with the phone it would be ringing somewhere else and the strange overwhelming feeling of ‘not right’ that caused to alarm in my head and make me giggly and unnevered in response, even tho all it was a set of different rooms and a phone ringing. My nightmare decided to swap the door for differnet mirrors, from all walks of life and time periods displaying to me different captured scenes in time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xUlZIss94U

And it made me think who invented mirror mazes?  

Mirror Mazes messes with that uncanny feeling, put forth most famously by Sigmund Freud (Ya’ll know him the inventor of psychoanalysis ect) Freud argues that we experience a sense of uncanny when a certain trigger brings back repressed childhood conflicts or primitive beliefs that we have overcome but suddenly, seemingly, receive renewed affirmation, the uncanny locates the strangeness in the ordinary. Expanding on the idea, psychoanalytic theorist Jacques Lacan wrote that the uncanny places us "in the field where we do not know how to distinguish bad and good, pleasure from displeasure", resulting in an irreducible anxiety that gestures to the Real.

Mirrors have (to me at least) a vibe about them I'm all about but also scared of the most forbidden kind of mirrors are mirror mazes people. Mirror mazes are one of those strange liminal places, ever since I was little and my love for Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland became my favorite fairy tale mirrors have had a strange magical feeling to me, the way she climbs up upon her mantel and melts through the gleaming silvery mist of the mirror to a land of high nonsense, do you think if we got to witness her version of the story in the land on the other side if there was an equally as baffled version crossed in her place on the other? Because even the ‘living’ things over there still had that reflection in the glass.  

Leonardo Da Vinvci In his sketch book he drew plans for a mirror chamber with an octagonal chamber, each with a mirror. This allows an observer to view completely any object placed inside the chamber. One mirror is a hinged door into the chamber with a small viewing hole drilled through it – after that in France 1689 Louis XIV created the famous ‘Galerie des Glaces’ at the palace of Versailles, France, as a young man Peter Stuyvesant visited, he became inspired to build in what is now New York “The House Of Mirrors” charging entrance fees to the public to use it, which got adopted but the carnivals and amusement parks.

Gustav Castan, owner of the Panopticum attaraction in Berlin, is credited with making the first formal attempt at creating a mirror maze, patented in 1888, he came up with the idea to have set specifications that mirrors should be placed at a precise 60-degree angles (or multiples thereof) around one or more sides of equilateral triangles that form various rhombic and hexagonal arrangements, to produce different reflective effects. In his own words, “The primary object of my invention is to provide such an arrangement of mirrors in a room or enclosure as shall cause them, by their reflection of objects suitably located with relation to the mirrors, to present to the vision of a person in the apartment the illusion of a labyrinthian device composed of seemingly endless passages, which appear to him to be freely traversable until he is stopped in his course by an obstructing mirror, from which long passages seem to extend to the right and to the left.”

[iwztkm]

if i was a vampire, i would try to go through a mirror maze

[premierwrold-blog]

Mirror Maze and Dark Rides together Offer a Small Wonder to the World

A few lines about science and technology: Socrates had once said “Man know thyself” and he was right. He lived between 469 and 399 BC. Socrates possibly wanted to inform the human beings about the vast possibilities that an innovative human mind could unfurl. It was a call to all his fellow beings to surrender to the wonders that knowledge and learning hold for them. And since then man has wanted to push the boundaries further and further so that he created new aims for himself and accomplished his target. Man began to rule this planet and dominated the way he looked at the world. It must be understood that all the gadgets that we have today are the result of amalgamation of the trials and errors of many scientists and researchers over the years. Actually one can’t help but marvel at the many inventions of the modern man. From the wheel which was invented by the human beings at the very outset of the civilization the robots and the computers and the mobile phones are examples of some of the inventions in the modern times.

Scientific progress is known as the accumulation of scientific knowledge. And the realm of science has often been identified for its progressive nature when it has been compared to art, religion and philosophy. It has been famously quoted by Maxwell that science can do as much good as it can do as much bad. But it can be said that on a comparative basis that science has done much more good than it has done bad to us. As early as in eighteen hundred and twenty one Michael Faraday discovered electricity when a wire carrying an electric current is placed next to a single magnetic pole it will rotate. This resulted in the development of the electric motor. Later on he went ahead to create the very first generators. The branch of science and technology has grown in leaps and bounds. Arthur C. Clarke has mentioned this in some interview, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Albert Einstein has mentioned, “It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity.” And thus when some of the great people have already tagged technology to be one of the most influential factors in human life can we still pretend to be ignorant of the fact?

About mirror maze and dark rides: And we have not left behind technology far behind in the arena of entertainment. Mirror mazes and dark rides are fast gaining popularity in the western as well as in some parts of the oriental world. Since the nineteen seventies we have seen how the mazes are gaining ground as a part of the entertainment world. The mirrors and wooden fence panels have been set up in well known tourist spots of the world and they have acquired acceptance among the young old alike. Mirror mazes are the perfect family recreation that everybody in the family will enjoy. The mirror maze will introduce you to surprising twists and turns. As soon as you possibly feel that you are nearing the end of the maze you discover that you have a completely different set of maze to discover. Our mirror mazes are divided into different segments of activity like Puzzling Mazes, Scavenger Hunt where you look for a particular item in this section and the Trust Walk where you are led to walk through the maze with the help of a trustworthy friend.

Dark rides are often the star attraction of any amusement park. They are usually the theme rides which take the participant for a ride through a series of scenes and tableaux. There are often some stunts which are found on trips in dark rides. Dark rides are not necessarily meant to be dark. Dark rides are also known as haunted rides and spook house. There is something very spooky about dark rides what with the unknown fear factor adding to the adrenaline rush.

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