The Psychic Vampire Codex, by Michelle Belanger Options

I'm currently having a look-see with this book... as kindly demonstrated by another metaphysical board online, there's still a lot of flak against psi-vamps, and with good reason. There are still a lot of vamps who randomly take energy from others without consent, but I just learned by reading the book that there are circles of psi-vamps that pick up stragglers, and try to instill them with ethics about how not to act like tards. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
But, even after mentioning this, it all gets ignored in favor of frivolous horror stories. 9_9

Well, I'm not here to gripe about message boards... anyway, there's a good deal of ethics in the Codex, but some of what she says seems like bull. But there's a good guide for energy use, and I think she touches on alternate realities. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) But I haven't read that far yet... so who's read it, and what do you think?

My take on vampirism is that it is a bunch of bollox and that these people don't have any shortcomings of esoterical means as they claim. All the expertise and talent that so called vampires posses is the same as the potential of anyone else. But deu to the imagenary shortcomings they subconciously force themselves to work with alternative techniques relating to energy. And this I also back up from personal experience and other so called "vampires" that claimed to have missing chakra's and leaking aura's and it wasn't so when I looked at them myself. Vampirism is another path one can choose to walk if the methodology resonates with yourself, just like one choose to become a witch a druid or a magician or a scientist.

Therefore I agree with Ashnook that these type of books are informative in teaching anyone how to work with energy in general. Then again there are also books from Yogi's and other people who work with energy that are just as, if not more, informative.

This post has been edited by Sabazel: May 28 2006, 01:52 AM