Kagamis

Kagamis, also known as mirror spirits or reflective entities, are a concept found in various mythologies and folklore. These beings are often depicted as existing within or being connected to mirrors, glass, or other reflective surfaces. Their nature can vary widely, from benevolent guardians to mischievous tricksters or even malevolent entities.

In some traditions, Kagamis are seen as portals to other realms or dimensions, and interacting with them can lead to unforeseen consequences. They might reflect not just physical appearances but also the inner thoughts and emotions of those who gaze into them. Some stories portray Kagamis as being able to absorb or trap souls, while others suggest they can offer wisdom or guidance.

The concept of a mirror spirit can also be linked to themes of self-reflection, identity, and the duality of human nature. The mirror, as a symbol, often represents truth or deception, and the Kagami embodies this ambiguity. Interpretations of these entities differ significantly across cultures, highlighting the diverse ways in which humanity has contemplated the nature of reflection and its potential supernatural implications.