Chapter 2: Chapter 2

At the entrance are the rules and warnings.

In order to ensure safety and ensure a pleasant experience when viewing the mirrors, certain measures and rules should be observed:

Supervision and support:

Persons under 30 are not allowed in with one companion.

It is advisable that you do not stand alone in front of the mirrors, but that you are accompanied by a trusted person. This gives you someone by your side who can intervene in an emergency or with whom you can share your experiences.

Set time limit:

Set a time limit for the time you spend in front of the mirrors. Although the connection to the people reflected can be fascinating, it is important not to dwell in this world for too long to avoid possible repercussions on your own identity.

Emotional preparation:

Be aware that the experience in front of the mirrors can be intense. Make sure you are emotionally stable and ready to handle any possible emotional attachment or transference. In the case of previous trauma or emotional stress, it may be advisable not to enter the mirrors.

Mindfulness and self-reflection:

As you stand in front of the mirror, remain mindful and conscious of how you are feeling and what thoughts and emotions are arising. Use the experience to get to know yourself better and gain possible insights about your own identity and empathy.

Take breaks:

After standing in front of the mirrors, give yourself enough rest to rediscover your own identity and perspective. Reflect on your experiences and give yourself enough time to process any emotional connections you may have.

The mirrors have a lock so you don't touch them