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[Helen of Annoy]

R4z3rsPar4d0x, on 04 December 2012 - 10:16 PM, said:

See my idea is that vampires would not just blend in with society because they have characteristic differences than us, so they would mainly come out at night and feed then.  But have you read the series Guillermo del Toro has about vampires? I think its called The Strain Its fairly good in my opinion

Never heard of Guillermo’s Strain. If I had some free time, I’d definitely take a look, but there’s so much everything else the vampires will have to wait.
I support vampires from ethnographic point of view. Following trail of their stories though centuries and cultures can be very interesting and can lead you to endless number of other, seemingly unrelated discoveries. (For example, you can clearly see what tribe came from which area based on variation of a vampire they brought along.)

And that’s about it. I had mind so open it almost fell out, and I believe in every weirdness I’ve seen, but sadly, I never, ever saw a classic, bloodsucking, embodied vampire or anyone that qualifies as such.


Obviously, energetic vampirism, both in psychological or personal belief sense, is something completely else. Emotional parasites are a matter of the fact, while vampirism as magic paradigm is a matter of personal spiritual choice. Can’t possibly make the world any more miserable than Abrahamites did, so if you ask me... let people vampire on



Edit: this is hilarious... I wanted to check what is the right spelling for Abrahamites and if that word exists in English in the first place... and Google refuses to give me anything but Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
The world has officially ended. Yesterday.

Edited by Helen of Annoy, 05 December 2012 - 06:03 PM.

[R4z3rsPar4d0x]

Helen of Annoy, on 05 December 2012 - 05:59 PM, said:

Never heard of Guillermo’s Strain. If I had some free time, I’d definitely take a look, but there’s so much everything else the vampires will have to wait.
I support vampires from ethnographic point of view. Following trail of their stories though centuries and cultures can be very interesting and can lead you to endless number of other, seemingly unrelated discoveries. (For example, you can clearly see what tribe came from which area based on variation of a vampire they brought along.)

And that’s about it. I had mind so open it almost fell out, and I believe in every weirdness I’ve seen, but sadly, I never, ever saw a classic, bloodsucking, embodied vampire or anyone that qualifies as such.


Obviously, energetic vampirism, both in psychological or personal belief sense, is something completely else. Emotional parasites are a matter of the fact, while vampirism as magic paradigm is a matter of personal spiritual choice. Can’t possibly make the world any more miserable than Abrahamites did, so if you ask me... let people vampire on



Edit: this is hilarious... I wanted to check what is the right spelling for Abrahamites and if that word exists in English in the first place... and Google refuses to give me anything but Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
The world has officially ended. Yesterday.

I hear yeah there is a LOT of vampire dare I say crap in the media these days, and it seems like everyone has there own version of what a vampire should be. I can see why this monster is so famous and theres all of this hoopla over it.  I cant stand the vampires as a sex symbol thing thats where I draw the LINE.

[Lava_Lady]

Etu Malku, on 05 December 2012 - 01:09 PM, said:

LOL! I guess I didn't have to overcomplicate my explaination!

hehe... no problem.  But, is my paraphrase correct?

I've never heard of the Left Hand Path and I'd like to learn more.

[Bella-Angelique]

Thanks for sharing. I found the movie about the vampire.

[Ghostdancer]

This Sava Savanovic, if he is an authentic legend what is his story? Is he actually more well known there than Arnod Paole?

[Andromedan Starseed 333]

is it really a vampire?i believe in the paranormal and supernatural and etc.that would be cool though seeing a vampire.I'm not saying its not true but i ain't saying i believe it at the moment.but i do believe in vampires and werewolves and etc though.are you guys sure its a vampire for real?vampires are cool though.the only thing i like is that they don't get old LOL or age.and for the guy with the wasp or hornet picture telling me I'm off topic please leave me alone I'm just speaking my mind.Freedom Of Speech.but i have never heard of him I'm going to look more into it.

Edited by King Cobra 1408, 15 January 2013 - 10:30 PM.

[Idano]

Ghostdancer, on 30 November 2012 - 06:36 AM, said:

Heard this tonight on Coast to Coast. I know that Serbia and the Balkans are rich in vampire lore, but is it really still taken seriously there? Travel warning: Make sure you obtain garlic and bring your crucifix.  

crucifix....hmmmm could there be a jewish vampire or buddist or even atheist? Would the crucifix work on them? Wow atheist vampire, nothing would work on them...

[Etu Malku]

Lava_Lady, on 05 December 2012 - 11:04 PM, said:

hehe... no problem.  But, is my paraphrase correct?

I've never heard of the Left Hand Path and I'd like to learn more.

Yes, we use the energy from archetypes in magickal work