The ray of light is used in conjunction with mirrors to multiply and magnify the forms created during the ritual
Mirror
MIRROR, an object that serves the dual purposes of reflecting light and facilitating self-reflection, is used in a ritual context to enhance and amplify the effects of light upon the forms created. Through the process of reflection, the mirror multiplies and magnifies the forms produced by the rays of light, thereby intensifying the ritual's outcomes. This entity serves an essential office in both physical and symbolic realms, combining practical optical properties with ritualistic significance.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
The death-bed scene is like reflecting in a mirror, looking back at one’s life
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
The ray of light is used in conjunction with mirrors to multiply and magnify the forms created during the ritual
The ray of light is directed toward the altar for it to invoke spirits and aid in the creation of visible souls
The ray of light is used in conjunction with mirrors to multiply and magnify the forms created during the ritual
The rays of light work synergistically with fumigations to create a dream-like state, intensifying the effects of the rituals