Every morning, I noticed something strange in my bathroom mirror. At first, I thought it was a trick of the light—a fleeting shadow or an odd smudge on the glass. But after weeks of seeing it, I couldn’t deny it: there was a face, a pale, unfamiliar face, that appeared every day.
The face was always the same—gaunt with hollow eyes, its mouth frozen in an unsettling, quiet grin. It lingered for a few seconds, then vanished, as though it had never been there.
I tried cleaning the mirror, but the face remained, appearing each morning just as the light from the window began to touch the glass. Desperate, I covered the mirror with a towel. But the next morning, I woke to find the towel crumpled on the floor, and the face staring at me, clearer than ever.
Frustrated, I asked a neighbor to help me check out the mirror, but when Jack looked at the mirror the face was absent. Another friend, who visited couldn’t see the strange face either. One evening, I decided to leave a camera running overnight, hoping to capture some clue as to who the strange face might be.
The footage showed nothing at first. But at exactly 6:00 AM, just as I had noticed before, the face appeared—faint at first, then sharper. And then, to my horror, it spoke.
“Help me,” the whisper echoed from the mirror.
Frozen in fear, I leaned closer to the screen. I had no idea who or what was on the other side, but I couldn’t shake the chilling feeling that it wanted something from me. It wanted me to listen.
The next morning, I stood before the mirror once more, my heart pounding. This time, the face didn’t vanish after a few seconds. It remained, staring into my eyes. I whispered into the mirror, “What do you want?“
The reflection grinned more expansive, and I saw a flicker of recognition in those dark, hollow eyes.
That face in the mirror was mine!
Side Note!
In 2016, I lost my mom to dementia. It was a terrible thing to witness as the frontal lobe of her brain slowly and methodically disintegrated over 15 months. On many occasions, she would be staring into a bathroom mirror for hours at a time, not recognizing the reflection in the mirror.
I knew what was happening to the brilliant woman who had brought me into this world from a neurodegenerative standpoint, but as a son watching his dad attempt to care for his wife, it was perhaps the most challenging thing I have ever had to watch and endure in my lifetime.
The Matrix is a strange place, and for some odd reason, I awakened a few minutes ago from a sound sleep and reached for my writing tablet on the nightstand near my bed. I felt compelled to write this information into a short story.
Was this a message coming from somewhere else, or were it merely several random neurons firing within the parameters of my cranium?
Who knows where the words I write truly originate from? My job has always been, for as long as I can remember to get them out and organized as best I can when I can.
Good night!
Neurodegenerative disease
Neurodegenerative diseases (NDDs) are a group of disorders that progressively destroy and kill nerve cells in the brain and peripheral nervous system. NDDs are characterized by the loss of neurons, which can lead to impaired memory, cognition, behavior, and motor function. Symptoms include memory loss, moodiness, anxiety, depression, and agitation. There are over 600 known NDDs, including Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
References: National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)
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Definitely some interesting information in this video, Roark. Thanks for sharing it with us. I’d like to further look into this. And I may even test it out.
We know they lie about anything that will help us. They don’t want us well. That is not profitable.
Lisa
Fantastic, Roark! As soon as something works like that, the traditional medical professionals run for the hills. They are scared of losing their licenses.
Thanks again for sharing!
John
Thanks, Roark! I will be sure to check it out! 🙂👍
John
John and Lisa both,
This may very well speak to you. It’s about medical tyranny including COVID, and cures to everyday diseases.
https://rumble.com/v6jnoop-icons-presents-the-tyranny-of-control-a-spiritual-battle-with-mark-grenon-a.html?e9s=src_v1_upp
It’s a fascinating story about a Missionary that stumbled onto a molecule of Sodium and Chloride or some such that helped folks with Malaria and many other illnesses that got the attention of the FDA of course, which soon went to shut them down.
Regards,
Roark
I love that Allen Parsons’ song, too! 👍
Thanks, Roark! 🙂
I never know when or where these ideas will pop into my head. In many instances, these words manifest in my mind’s eye at the weirdest times, but regardless of the timing or location, I try my best to write them into existence.
Living through that experience of my mom’s illness had a profound impact on my psyche. It was a difficult time for me, similar to the time when I had an illness in 2021 that nearly ended my life.
I appreciate your feedback and kind words.
All the best!
John
Amazing, amazing, amazing John! Truly!
And what an honor to read your writings for those of us who have been fortunate enough to find your website! 🙂
Your story brilliant right up there with Dr Seuss and all of his wonderful creations! I can’t remember his real name.
Thank you so much for sharing your story and also what you EX osing mother and father.
I had an aunt who would often say, regarding the aging process, “that’s the price you pay for living a long time. “
She grew shorter over the years but kept her great attitude and would often say “well, as long as my feet reach the ground!” 🙂
Regards,
Roark
p.s. That Alan Parsons song is magnificent and so amazing. I rediscovered Alan Parsons recently and had a new stereo installed in my car. I also had a new thumb drive with the Allen Parsons music on it. That song came on and it just sounded absolutely stunning. I continued to be blown away by that song and by the rest of the songs on the same album!
Thanks for sharing all of that, Lisa! Glad to hear your tooth is feeling better. Mine is too!
That crazy story popped into my head early in the morning, and I felt compelled to write it into an article. I hardly remember writing it, but I saw it on the website this morning, so I know it wasn’t a dream. 😂
I think I am doing pretty well from a cognitive standpoint, and I feel very good considering all that I have gone through. I definitely couldn’t run a practice anymore like I once did, but luckily, I don’t have to do that.
John
Intriguing vision! John, I think your inner voice is speaking to you. And through a clever tale of trickery.
I sometimes if on some kind of subconscious level we don’t project in our minds for the future what our parents experienced. It’s like a hidden fear that what happened to them could happen to us as well.
My husband’s mother had Alzehemiers disease for many years before she passed away. And in the end she didn’t recognize the family anymore, including my husband (her son). That was heartbreaking for him.
And now when he gets forgetful, I think it worries him that it could happen to him, too.
And I must admit that sometimes I am concerned that I will have the physical aches and pains that my mother had before she passed.
Because although I can still walk a mile or so everyday, I have been having lower back pains since a pinched nerve I obtained. And although the pinched nerve in the center of my back has greatly improved now, ice packs and infared heat are still a part of my daily routine for my hips. And I only take turmeric and other herbal remedies for pain. I have become real stubborn about taking any other kind of over-the-counter medication or any other type of drugs. I will only take an ibuprofen for headaches that very rarely ever even occur.
But I am now also increasing my magnesium intake. I learned there are types you can rub right into your aches and pains to hopefully alleviate issues. Maybe I am suffering from oxidative stress? Anyway, we’ll see how that goes.
Unfortunately, we do all feel the aging process as we get older!
But I am happy to say my tooth has been feeling better since that root canal I recently had. I had to get rid of that infection. However, I am still treating the area with herbal remedies, and probably always will. And hopefully it won’t come back.
And strangely I am looking forward to getting my crown soon. (You can get CEREC [Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics] It is done in one day. Apparently they use a computer to measure your tooth, and they make it right in the dental office.
Then my cracked tooth will be protected and I’ll be able to chew better on that side again.
But, John, I am the same age as you. And, yes, you start to look in the mirror and wonder what your end of days will be like. And that possibly your end might be like one of your parents. My brother died of a heart attack like my dad, and his dad before him.
And sometimes I wonder if I won’t be using a walker like my mother was. I sure hope not. She was getting cortisone shots all the time. My sister does, too. But she’s still walking.
However, it’s not my way. I’d rather work at it everyday! And hopefully I can prevent this.
And I know you had to work extremely hard to bring yourself back from the dead after your horrific ordeal. Sometimes perseverance can pay off. It’s fantastic that you were able to visit the Grand Canyon!
But then again, maybe they’ll be a reset and many of us will go to the other side soon anyway? 😂
And then we might get zapped right back here again for another round. 🤣
Damn, life here in the matrix can be a pain!
Also, looking even deeper into the mysterious mirror, maybe this vision you had, John, is from the universe. And what you are seeing or sensing are energy frequencies of a reflection of you, but are not of your avatar. And it stares at you bewilderingly because you do not recognize it. It’s supposed to be you, but it doesn’t look like you. Haha! 😄 And sometimes I think too much!
Let us always just try to remember the little things in our lives that make us smile! As they say, remember to stop and smell the roses! 🌹😀
Lisa