Have you ever thought twice about the mirror across from your bed?
Not just to check if your hair looks good before sleep — but to wonder if it’s… watching you.
Because in many cultures around the world, covering mirrors at night isn’t about privacy or decor — it’s about energy, spirits, and even dreams .
It sounds strange.
Even spooky.
But when I found myself in my friend’s candlelit living room one late evening — surrounded by soft voices, warm tea, and the quiet hum of old stories — she casually mentioned her habit of draping a cloth over every mirror before bed.
“I can’t explain it,” she said.
“But sometimes, the reflection doesn’t feel like mine anymore.”
And suddenly, I was hooked.
Let’s explore why people cover mirrors at night — and what this centuries-old ritual might reveal about how we protect our minds, souls, and sleeping spaces.
🧠 The Psychology Behind Mirror Covering – More Than Just Fear:
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