I suspect the whole thing has similar limitations to attempts at using a board: GIGO (garbage in, garbage out)!
Messing around with that sort of thing when you have no idea what you're doing is not a wise move. It's possible that if there is something to this Kozyrev mirror business, even the scientists doing those experiments didn't realize what they were actually doing.
So, first more research, then some experiments if it looks good...
I agree, caution is a necessity when dealing with an unknown and the more considerations the better, in all cases, especially in the beginning. We had some rather lengthy discussions about this same issue, that continued for months (it seems) quite awhile ago on the group list, if you recall.
There was an attempt at that time to relate the observation of various images, symbols etc, that are "available" in rocks, stones and other natural mediums, way back then.
This isn`t "my first rodeo". I am very familiar with this particular subject.
I would also note, that there appears to be a difference between this kind of seeing and using a board for instance, in that the images, symbols etc, appear to have been recorded and embedded on or in rock, or other natural materials etc, and the "story" they tell isn`t in the process of being written, but was already written and recorded.
Like historical records.
You still have to interpret what your seeing, but the picture is already there in it`s entirety, and is the same picture everyone viewing it, will see, like with any photograph.
Some might see more detail then others, but the entire picture is there, If that makes sense.
How to describe this.. imagine that there are photo`s on rocks but these are covered over by eons of dirt and debris, in order to see the pictures you would have to scrape off all that outer covering, but by learning to see through all the outer "debris" the pictures are right there clear as day. It seems to be a matter of seeing through.. something..or other.
And most likely it isn`t easy for everyone, since there is some indication of a "natural element" acting as a lock, or an encasement of some kind, though this is only my understanding and I have no proof of such a thing.
I am very curious as to whether natural rock, or a metal, would have recorded a different image or contain a different library, so to speak. I have no real experience with any metals in this regard, since I have only worked with rock thus far and so I am kind of excited about maybe expanding the horizon, to metals.
I did try the first experiment with the silver bowl last night, but not much happened and it seem`s as if the technique is definitely different then working with rock.
I used only the bowl, with no water in it.
After awhile of just gazing into it, a strange depth to the bowl was noticed, and a stationary whitish "fog" developed at the very bottom, becoming very clear and "firm" upward, which had the effect of suggesting that the empty space inside the bowl was solidifying into a clear, solid sort of, substance. It remained at this point for some time with no images or anything interesting occurring and I became completely bored with it put the bowl down, and went to bed.
Rocks don`t take anywhere near that much time, or effort, so metal is very different and a whole other thing, or so it seems.