Worship Flags: Figure 8 Mirroring Technique

Mirroring is the next step after the Single-Hand Figure 8.

In this course, you will learn how to move both hands together in matching motions—flowing side by side in unity and harmony.

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Each lesson is taught slowly and clearly so beginners can follow with confidence, and experienced flaggers can refine the details of hand position, timing, and control.

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Through guided practice, you’ll discover how your left and right hands can reflect one another, creating a visual expression of agreement, balance, and alignment in worship.

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You’ll learn how to:

• Move both hands in matching, mirrored paths

• Create smooth transitions without touching or crossing flags

• Increase flow, grace, and symmetry in your worship movement

• Strengthen hand coordination, spacing, and timing

• Build sensitivity to how your body responds to the Holy Spirit

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The Mirroring Technique includes:

• Basic 8

• Upper-Back Circle Motion

• Big & Small Circles

• Figure 8 with Back Step

• Right–Left Side Circles

• Figure 8 with Integrated Leg Lift

• Forward X

• Backward X
   

As you practice, take time to notice how each movement feels and what it expresses.

Just like spoken words can carry many layers of meaning, the same motion can release a unique message to each person. God created you with a distinct voice—and in worship, that voice moves with purpose, beauty, and power.

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A note from Called to Flag:
At Called to Flag, we don’t assign spiritual names to each technical movement—not because they lack meaning or power, but because we believe movement itself is a language of worship. Every motion declares, proclaims, and communicates something from the spirit, yet each person interprets that language differently. Giving a single “name” to a movement can sometimes limit your freedom to express what God is doing uniquely through you.