Here's a topic on mirroring and reflection for discussion, not in any way attempting to proselyte.
Keri's post "On Mirroring" got me to thinking about reflections. There are reflections in mirrors, water, etc. Also, there are reflections in our minds: to reflect upon [something]. "Man is God's reflection" is a statement repeated in many different ways in Mary Baker Eddy's writings. I'm not trying to bring any particular religion into the discussion, and am neither a proselyte nor a practicing Christian Scientist. However, I intensively practiced and studied her religion, Christian Science, for 11 of my adult years. The idea of being a reflection of God, as in God's thinking, God's divine Mind creating us, is one way to look at this. Another way, which many Christian Scientists attempt to do, is to reflect -- mirror-like -- God's divine qualities. For example, if God is Love and the source of human love, then we turn ourselves -- and our faces -- to the divine God and become God's mirrors.
There are problems with this sort of mirroring. Namely, that a person can "reflect" other people (instead of God), thus becoming chameleon-like. When with a reasonable or moral or whatever person, one may reflect her/him -- become a feeling, thinking mirror image of that person. But with a different sort of person, and reflecting that person, one can become psychopathic or anything that any other person may be. I have seen this happen. I still love the idea of reflecting God's qualities, and God creating us by "reflecting," i.e. that God's Mind created us all.