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01-11-2007, 02:39 AM
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Re: Vampyrism
Why do vampires play with their food?
Why do vampires make love to their food?
Why do vampires talk to thier food?
Just a few things that make you go hmmmmm
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01-11-2007, 03:29 AM
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Re: Vampyrism
The vampire community... What's it like in the vampire community?
Chris
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01-11-2007, 09:34 AM
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Re: Vampyrism
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Originally Posted by YO-ELEVEN-11
Why do vampires play with their food?
Why do vampires make love to their food?
Why do vampires talk to thier food?
Just a few things that make you go hmmmmm

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Depends which "type" of vampire you speak of.....
My old opinion and stuff when I was only a kid 14, and I liked to think there was such thing as a vampire.... I believed a vampire couldn't "make love" It is a corpse.... What is most costly to a vampire? What it consumes... Blood... To waste this blood on such an event would be pointless....
talking: Don't you talk to your food? Aww look at the lil piggy/cowy/chicky/ducky/whatever...y.
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01-11-2007, 03:31 PM
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Re: Vampyrism
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Originally Posted by Blackrose
I have heard it said in a few of the vampire communities that the adept vampire learns in this life to function on the spiritual planes, ( I take this to mean the astral and etheric planes ), going forth by night upon the dream plane to feed upon the unsuspecting, then after the death of the physical body they feed upon the life-force of others to avoid the second death, (the death of the subtile bodies). Thus I gues this could be the 'vampire spirits' mentioned earlier in this thread. 
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Yeah, that's how I understand it. It's not a function of the spiritual body in terms of the different levels, rather spiritual in terms of not being the body. I believe it's actually a condition to do with the etheric body, and what you're describing is called making an etheric revenant.
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01-14-2007, 01:21 AM
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Re: Vampyrism
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Originally Posted by 17th Angel
Depends which "type" of vampire you speak of.....
My old opinion and stuff when I was only a kid 14, and I liked to think there was such thing as a vampire....
I believed a vampire couldn't "make love" It is a corpse....
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some do I assume.
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Originally Posted by 17th Angel
What is most costly to a vampire? What it consumes... Blood... To waste this blood on such an event would be pointless....
talking: Don't you talk to your food? Aww look at the lil piggy/cowy/chicky/ducky/whatever...y.
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That's just not my style.
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01-14-2007, 06:07 AM
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Re: Vampyrism
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Originally Posted by moseslmpg
Yeah, that's how I understand it. It's not a function of the spiritual body in terms of the different levels, rather spiritual in terms of not being the body. I believe it's actually a condition to do with the etheric body, and what you're describing is called making an etheric revenant.
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I think I get it now. I think all three of us understand this the same way; I just tend to think of spiritual as having to do with the soul/spirit in the Christian sense (due to my own religious baggage).  I tend to think of life-force in a more... Eastern religions way- as ch'i.
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01-14-2007, 06:12 AM
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Re: Vampyrism
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Originally Posted by China Cat Sunflower
The vampire community... What's it like in the vampire community?
Chris
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From what I've gathered, the real/human-living vampire community is pretty much like it is in normal communities. People work, they have kids, they get older. You have mostly a bunch of ordinary folks that are just like everybody else for the most part and couldn't be picked out a crowd. And you have a few extreme nutty folks. LOL Sounds like my family. Except we have a disporportionately high number of nutty folks.
As for the Anne Rice vampires, oh... you know. Money, eternal youth, lust.
Just like everything else, the real world is a lot more boring than the Hollywood version.
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01-18-2007, 01:42 AM
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Re: Vampyrism
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Originally Posted by path_of_one
From what I've gathered, the real/human-living vampire community is pretty much like it is in normal communities. People work, they have kids, they get older. You have mostly a bunch of ordinary folks that are just like everybody else for the most part and couldn't be picked out a crowd. And you have a few extreme nutty folks. LOL Sounds like my family. Except we have a disporportionately high number of nutty folks.
As for the Anne Rice vampires, oh... you know. Money, eternal youth, lust.
Just like everything else, the real world is a lot more boring than the Hollywood version. 
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 , that's all I can say. I mean, the "vampire community"...LOL! Is it anything like the Jedi community or the Trekki community? I'm too busy working and raising a family to play dress-up, but to each their own, I guess!
Chris
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01-18-2007, 01:45 PM
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Re: Vampyrism
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Originally Posted by China Cat Sunflower
The vampire community... What's it like in the vampire community?
Chris
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Went to one of their parties once.... It was dead....
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Originally Posted by China Cat Sunflower
I'm too busy working and raising a family to play dress-up, but to each their own, I guess!
Chris
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Hell take the kids along, great family day out ;/ It's like Butlins'
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