Anyone can be a witch, male or female, and true witchcraft is more about the cycles and forces of nature and your own innate powers, not like the fantasy movies, also not satanism as the Christains' would label all things they don't understand. As for vampires, not many suck blood except some gothic vamps who have a fetish... Real vamps are indeed Psychic Vampires, who, as already said, are ever hungry, but they usually do not feed on blood, but rather the energy of others. There are many ways to do this, but the end result is more or less the same... the vamp becomes energized and vitalized, while the victim becomes sluggish and tired, both in body and mind, drained of their energy. Both effects aren't permanent, the victim will recover in a day or so, and the vamp's "new" energy will fade and will need to feed again. And the thing is, the victim may never know what or when it happens... they simply blame it on lack of sleep or a stressful day. A psychic attack can happen anywhere, you can be standing in line, or hanging at the mall, in a movie theatre, just walking down the street, or even sleeping in your bed. Though to be attacked while sleeping would take an adept vamp well known to the astral realms, which is the realm of thought, and is quite dangerous to experiment with. This is only a brief description, I didn't see that show you were talking about, but have seen others, and I know that all programs on tv are regulated by the government and always withholds infomation they think we don't need to know. So again, I recommend you do some research in books and online to find out more beyond tv and movies. Oh, one more thing, many people are already vampires and witches, but don't know it...yet. They only wonder about the "wierd" things that happen around them and ask, How did that happen? or Did I do that? Just some thoughts for ya.... Peace everyone
I think you might get a kick out of this letter I transcribed from an old edition of OMNI magazine From Transylvania with Love It was nearly enough to arouse me before my accustomed nightfall when, among the cards and letters that have been wending their way here for the last, oh, 600 years or so, with word of my supposed affliction. So now it’s rabies that drives me to seek my lovely victims? Rabies? How Plebeian! Scientists should stay home at night with their doors bolted, if they can’t tell the difference between me, the prince of Walachia, and my old friend Jack Homolupus. Hirsute as he is, Jack is best known as the Wolfman, and it is he who has rabies, a mild case though. Louis Pasteur wouldn’t even take him as a patient. But I digress. I, the most prominent inhabitant of Transylvania, have never in my life foamed at the mouth. It would be ludicrous to suppose that I had. The foam would obscure my two-inch long canine teeth, one of my most recognizable features, and that would be a pity, don’t you agree? As for biting indiscriminately I can only suggest you review my history. I prefer women as you call them these days liberated women, of good breeding and translucent skin. These ephemeral qualities have always appealed to me. Perhaps I inherited this taste from my Mother. From my father though I inherited my fondness for the night and my desire for the jugular vein which courses so conveniently up to the neck. I become enraptured just thinking about it. You see my father as his before him, and his before him has a slight ailment, a condition we don’t boast about, it called Porphyria. Mary Queen of Scots passed it on to King George III and so on. When I knew her Mary had a lovely neck, porphyria is mainly an inherited metabolic disorder in which pigment is over produced, but I shan’t bore you with the details. Let it be that the disorder makes my skin sensitive to the light, and I enjoy the night, naturally. Over the years from the exposure of moonlight, some porphyrins have leeched into my bones and teeth causing a miserable case of erythodontia, a reddish staining of my rapier canines. I rather fancy the effect. If you are interested, erythrodontia shows up best under long-wave ultraviolet rays, but few people care about this anymore, alas Count Dracula Whereabouts withheld Hotwater
Anyone see the new Underworld movie yet? It looks good, but I wait until its on dvd. The first two were awesome.
Interesting news story concerning vampires: March 14, 2008 (AP) ROME - An archaeological dig near Venice has unearthed the 16th-century remains of a woman with a brick stuck between her jaws — evidence, experts say, that she was believed to be a vampire. The unusual burial is thought to be the result of an ancient vampire-slaying ritual. It suggests the legend of the mythical bloodsucking creatures was tied to medieval ignorance of how diseases spread and what happens to bodies after death, experts said. The well-preserved skeleton was found in 2006 on the Lazzaretto Nuovo island, north of the lagoon city, amid other corpses buried in a mass grave during an epidemic of plague that hit Venice in 1576. "Vampires don't exist, but studies show people at the time believed they did," said Matteo Borrini, a forensic archaeologist and anthropologist at Florence University who studied the case over the last two years. "For the first time we have found evidence of an exorcism against a vampire." Hotwater
There are different types of vampires including some who are said to grunt like pigs underground as they slowly eat away at their death shroud, thereby triggering the death of their closest living relatives Hotwater
Are you kidding? With so many things to do and learn, places to see and explore. Or find a place you like and stay a while, perhaps to teach, help a community grow, and make sure you don't play vampire on your friends...