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"The public has too long had
misconceptions about Vampirism as well as Satanism. This
obviously has arisen in large part by the film industry who have
convinced too many about this mythical conception of the
vampire...where vampires are thought of as immortal souls who
prey on other souls for blood with large fangs and whose blood
makes others into this immortal creature...where
"turned" and "embraced" have come to mean
becoming the immortal blood-seeking creature that the film
industry has convinced so many to believe.
"Then there are those who say vampirism does not exist
because they also have seen too many of the same films that have
convinced them that such immortal blood feeders are what vampires
are and so just cannot be. So acceptance of vampirism is found
little within the public. Vampirism is alive and among you and
around you. Vampires are simply energy feeders but of a different
sort like no other. Some vamps do enjoy the blood energy of
others, but blood is just another form of energy and does NOT
"turn" or "embrace" others into vampirism.
"Vampirism is within a person and comes with a person, it is
not just something that someone finds one day that is something
desired. It is about abilities and needs for an energy source
sensed and experienced more intensely than most. Many people
"awaken" or come to realize at different times in their
life that they have this vampirism. It usually occurs with no
help from others and is independent of any influence of anyone.
"Despite what the film industry would have all believe about
the vampire not being able to be in daylight, all vamps are
normally able to do so with just a minimum if any of some eye or
skin irritation. Many just wear sunglasses and "cover
up" to function fine in the sun. Vampirism is not affected
by crosses or "holy water" or garlic and the other made
up things so put out by the film industry. Just like most people,
the true vampire is able to mingle quite well with everyone else
with few problems, but most do find comfort in the nigh time
hours of the evening.
"Not all vamps seek out the blood energy, but many do. It
only takes small amounts of blood to give the energy the vamp
needs, for in reality ingesting too much blood will render anyone
to sickness. But many vamps seek other forms of energy for
fulfilment. Many seek out the psychic and empathic energy of
other people. There are those who have some empathic ability to
experience the emotions of others so intensely that it becomes an
energy feeding, although this ability does vary. All people
radiate energy through body and verbal expression that a vampire
can pick up very well and use such energy for self benefit. True
vampires also pick up on the elemental energy of natural
occurrences in weather and the moon for example for energy. More
of this form of energy is usually needed for fulfilment than what
is gained in the blood energy. Blood or pranic energy is more
dense and fulfilling quicker whereas psychic energy usually takes
longer to fulfil a vampire's needs.
"Vampirism is not governed by any specific religion,
although many vamps have traditional religious convictions.
Religion is not a necessity for vampirism but can exist alongside
it. Religion and your belief system is a choice and vampirism is
a life. As long as the film industry continues to produce the
"mythical" vampire movies for all to see, these
misconceptions will continue. Pictures of people with long fangs
bombard us, but this is not true vampirism. Most true vampires do
not need sharp teeth. Through the greedy film industry's desire
to "sell" it's product, real vampirism will suffer from
this type of attention getting that the film industry so needs.
It is up to those who like us know about their vampirism and live
it, to fight the ridicule and romanticism that the film industry
brings to vampirism.
"Vampires are very intense lovers as the energy exchange for
vampires is intense. We must also remember that there will also
be those whose religious fanaticism would lead some to attempt to
end the life of those whom they may believe is this mythical and
evil creature that their "bibles" and the film industry
would have them believe. Thus there is a balance between teaching
others of true vampirism and the protection of self. This is
where we as true vampires must join and work together to dispel
the misconceptions of vampirism.
Carpe intemptestata nox.."
- Damien Daville, Vampire Church