Magic mirror shows what you need to believe
from the book “Useful Not True”:
In Harry Potter, there’s a magic mirror that reflects the viewer’s desire. What Harry sees in that mirror is very different than what Dumbledore or Ron sees, because their desires are all different.
Imagine if there was something similar that shows you what you most need to believe right now. It shows proof to support whatever perspective would most benefit you. Upon seeing it, you instantly believe it, internalize it, and act upon it.
Someone feeling sadly disconnected might see proof that they are loved.
Someone working hard to create something might see proof that people will like it.
Someone with a terminal illness might see proof of an afterlife with loved ones waiting — to feel joy in their final days, and no fear of death.
We don’t have to imagine this magic device. We already do this in real life. We find proof to support whatever perspective we need to believe.
We don’t have to argue what’s in the magic mirror, which viewpoints are true or not, because everyone needs different beliefs for their different situations.
The Substack Mirror :)
What I call reality is in fact, my world. A space and time experience that projects what an individual is.
Other persons, other worlds.
Multiple worlds intersecting, interacting. At its core, unity.