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ORIGINAL: LunaVenus

Do any practice Pranic Vampirism with their slaves? Thoughts and techniques?

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ORIGINAL: domiguy

If you consume too much energy what happens? What hurts? Your tummy or your head.? I once puked after drinking a big malt.  Can you get physically ill from gorging on too much energy?   I knew this girl whom after indulging in a huge energy smorgasbord, asked..., "Domi, does this hat make my brain look fat?"

What if someone is a negative person, does their energy have an asslike aftertaste?

This topic is strange but so interesting.

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ORIGINAL: PommeDeMonSang

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ORIGINAL: TranceTara

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ORIGINAL: LunaVenus

See the books Psychic Vampire Codex and also Asetian Bible for psychic energy vampirism
This is as opposed to being a succubus and drawing in sexual energy and also different than Sanguine vampirism which is drinking blood.

Thank you so much for starting this thread. I'm sorry I can't be of help to you, but you have given voice to the energy I have been playing with. I would have visions of a Mistress Vampire sucking my lifeforce, not my blood. I did not know there was a name for it in the world of BDSM. I have used the term 'psychic vampire' for emotionlly draining customers though.

I have learned tantra, read up on kundalini and even had an experience with a succubus, though I was trying for an incubus. lol Now... another tool to use! Thanks again!

TT

i dont know exactly what succubus or incubus are like to be around but i could imagine its negative feeling.

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ORIGINAL: MsFlutter

The hair just stood up on the back of my neck. I finally got around to reading thru this thread. I'm not willing to make a wholesale statement but some of this sounds very... familiar.
 
I know nothing about pranic vampirism - but apparently I may have something to learn. I've had many experiences in the past with auras. Its enough to give me a serious headache when I'm in a social setting where auras are unguarded. Its like being in a store full of sound equipment with each system playing something different.
 
Now I have a question and I'm going out on a limb here so be kind -
 
I close my eyes and make everything inside go quiet and calm, then marshal my energies. Once I 'connect' my breathing to my mind, it 'feels' like wings expanding around me and whomever I'm 'connected' to at that time. I can 'watch' (not with my eyes) the aura of the other person morph in colors and density.
 
The whole sensation used to scare me but I've gotten used to it over the years. It can be annoying when I'm in a room full of strangers and I get 'slimed' by someone's aura. The dark auras 'taste' bad, people with multiple auras leave me feeling exhausted. Auras of indigo and deep green make me warm - like wrapping in a blanket but underneath it feels like a heartache.
 
Is this within the realm - does any of this sound related? Its not like I could ever really ask somebody. I'm fascinated by this topic and would love to hear from those who have insight.

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ORIGINAL: MsFlutter

Is it part of a larger picture? (I cringe at the idea of calling it a skill but what is the right word?) Is there something here to be recognized/developed? Or is it just a 'thing' that has proven useful a couple times in my life and exists as its own little oddity? Is it rightfully referred to as some variant of pranic vampirism or just a quirk?
 

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ORIGINAL: Gwynssoftandshy

If i accidentally draw or build too much energy, it doesn't feel good.  i become very fast and scattered so that i feel out of control. i imagine it's similar to what a person with ADHD or mania might feel. 

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ORIGINAL: GreedyTop

what is prana?

This is an ancient concept.  Prana is sanskrit for "breath"  and most Eastern religious and/or philosophical/metaphysical systems hold it in very high regard.  In truth, it is so deeply ingrained that is is no longer metaphysical but part and parcel of the whole foundation of their society.  The Chinese call it 'qi', (or in some provinces, 'hei') the Japanese call it 'ki', the Koreans call it 'hanja', The Veitnamese and Thai call it 'khi.'  You get the picture.  George Lucas call it 'the force' hehe... it is all the same thing, really.

It is the flow of life energy through ourselves and the world we live in.  It cannot be quantified, so as 'real' as it may be, there is no scientific way to even prove it's existence in a way that most Western minds can understand, nor can we prove that the various techniques which have developed over the millenia for manipulating it actually do anything, although things like Kirlian photography do at least provide us with empiric evidence of it.  Still, the longevity and pervasiveness of the concept makes it difficult to just remove it from consideration entirely.  I can say with confidence that Yogic pranayama exercises and such do seem to do something beneficial for us.  Reiki, accupuncture, and accupressure are all rooted in this concept and Tantric sex is impossible without an understanding of how prana works.  From my own experience, spending time working with actors in exercises that deal with prana has had a profound effect on their work, whether it is a placebo effect or not (I suspect not, but skeptics abound, especially here in CM, so I am careful to qualify my statements about it).

And now, apaparently, there is also a form of vampirism that deals with it.  Well, I have to say, that of all the approaches to vampirism that have existed since it came into vogue, this is probably the most enlightened, and one which may actually be worth doing a little extra reading to find out more about.

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ORIGINAL: SylvereApLeanan
I'd compare empaths to tuning forks instead.  As an empath myself, I'm not really a flat surface that reflects.  It's more like I absorb and then resonate with other people's emotions.  It feels like I'm vibrating and it's jarring at times.  It can suck and not in the way that gets gold stars.