Episode 6 - Mirrors I-II | Mysteries Beyond

From Ground Zero Radio and the unique mind of Art Bell, we welcome you to Mysteries Beyond, your source for the eerie and unexplored. In this thrilling episode, we invite you to gaze into the shiny looking glass as we uncover the untold mysteries of mirrors. In this captivating journey, we uncover how mirrors, through the ages, have been believed to act as portals to uncharted dimensions, powerful tools for scrying, and bewildering reflective devices. From the birth of humanity's first acquaintance with our reflection in peaceful bodies of water to the evolution of mirrors through materials like black obsidian, bronze, mercury, silver, and aluminum, we delve into the chronicles of the mirror. Prepare to have myths debunked and legends confirmed as we peer into superstitions, legends, and traditions involving mirrors. We won't shy away from exploring their magical influences and significance in various occult practices. Join us in the second half of the show for a special listener request segment! Do you have a spine-chilling tale or a puzzling mystery? We would love to hear about it! Email, and with your consent, we might just feature your story in one of our upcoming episodes. Stay connected with your supernatural source, Mysteries Beyond, through our website at www.MysteriesBeyond.com or reach out via email at LauraLavender.mb@gmail.com. You can also find us on Facebook under Mysteries Beyond and on Instagram as @LauraLavender.mb Our intro soundtrack to your journey beyond the ordinary is 'Mystery' by GoSoundtrack, available under Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International — CC BY 4.0. Welcome to Mysteries Beyond, where we unravel the truth that is stranger than fiction. Prepare for the unexpected!

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Episode 6 - Mirrors I-II

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