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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 1:27 pm
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 4:11 pm
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For some people, being in crowds of people is very uplifting and energizing - it suits their personality. If you're naturally an extrovert, it make sense that being around other people revs you up. But that doesn't mean you're feeding off them.
I don't think you're a 'psychic vampire'. I think if (-if-) you have an energy problem, learning to properly center and ground will help you with it. The less you let your energy range around and get all over the place, the less you'll be inclined to draw on external sources to keep it steady and focused. And grounding will connect you to a freely-available source and hopefully eliminate the need to take from others.
What most people tend to call 'psychic vampirism' is more often pranic addiction. People don't -need- to feed off other people's 'energy'. Some people simply learn to like it, and keep doing it.
And frankly, 'psychic vampirism' is really not much more than some people having really shitty socialization skills and personality disorders.
Most often it's not anything more than a person who's learned to wind their friends up, cause drama, or be the center of attention for their own purposes. It's a really shitty thing to do to people - many folks use 'psychic vampirism' as an excuse people use for being emotionally draining on the people around them, and to not be held responsible for being a black hole because they 'need' it to survive. Which is horseshit. Vampires are thieves. No more, no less. It seems ridiculous to me to encourage thievery.
I am not saying you're one of these people. In fact, I think you're probably not. But I'd think carefully about a coven mate saying you are. She may simply be being dramatic for her own reasons, or may genuinely think you're leeching off other people on purpose.
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 6:07 pm
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 7:41 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 1:20 am
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Morgandria For some people, being in crowds of people is very uplifting and energizing - it suits their personality. If you're naturally an extrovert, it make sense that being around other people revs you up. But that doesn't mean you're feeding off them. I don't think you're a 'psychic vampire'. I think if (-if-) you have an energy problem, learning to properly center and ground will help you with it. The less you let your energy range around and get all over the place, the less you'll be inclined to draw on external sources to keep it steady and focused. And grounding will connect you to a freely-available source and hopefully eliminate the need to take from others. What most people tend to call 'psychic vampirism' is more often pranic addiction. People don't -need- to feed off other people's 'energy'. Some people simply learn to like it, and keep doing it. And frankly, 'psychic vampirism' is really not much more than some people having really shitty socialization skills and personality disorders. Most often it's not anything more than a person who's learned to wind their friends up, cause drama, or be the center of attention for their own purposes. It's a really shitty thing to do to people - many folks use 'psychic vampirism' as an excuse people use for being emotionally draining on the people around them, and to not be held responsible for being a black hole because they 'need' it to survive. Which is horseshit. Vampires are thieves. No more, no less. It seems ridiculous to me to encourage thievery. I am not saying you're one of these people. In fact, I think you're probably not. But I'd think carefully about a coven mate saying you are. She may simply be being dramatic for her own reasons, or may genuinely think you're leeching off other people on purpose.
I actually dislike huge, big crowds. Heck, I feel faint even in a hot room. Also, I tend to not ground a lot. So I shall do it more often and observe the differences, if there are any. But then again, I like being in a social environment.
Right. So people out there that claim to be "Sanguines" and "Emotional Feeders" are just bullshitting, basically? It seems quite fishy to me, so yeah. I agree with you there.
Morgandria It's a really shitty thing to do to people - many folks use 'psychic vampirism' as an excuse people use for being emotionally draining on the people around them, and to not be held responsible for being a black hole because they 'need' it to survive. Which is horseshit. Vampires are thieves. No more, no less. It seems ridiculous to me to encourage thievery. I am not saying you're one of these people. In fact, I think you're probably not. But I'd think carefully about a coven mate saying you are. She may simply be being dramatic for her own reasons, or may genuinely think you're leeching off other people on purpose.
About my coven member, well, she is a little, suspicious. Ex-Satanist and she knows things about demons. I suppose that's okay, but, she can over-react at times and she is dramatic. And even if I was leeching, I wouldn't do it on intention. I have trouble being empathic. She seems trusting, though. But I'll keep close watch.
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 5:08 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 7:14 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:27 am
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Esiris Azareas Aquarinus About my coven member, well, she is a little, suspicious. Ex-Satanist and she knows things about demons. I suppose that's okay, but, she can over-react at times and she is dramatic. And even if I was leeching, I wouldn't do it on intention. I have trouble being empathic. She seems trusting, though. But I'll keep close watch. The being an ex-Satanist and knowing about demons has nothing in itself to do with over reacting or being dramatic- you could have picked the color of her hair, or her gender for all the connection there is. Yes, but it's the fact she "craves blood" and has violent urges that worries me.
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 10:27 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 10:37 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 11:33 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 11:49 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 2:08 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:42 am
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Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 11:41 am
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Azareas Aquarinus Well, I suspect I may be a psychic vampire. Guessing from several experiences: One of my coven member felt really tired around me and told me to go out of the room. She realized an atmospheric change and said I was "draining" her. If I'm tired on a school day, after I've been around people, I feel energetic and really hyper. And today I was with my boyfriend and he complained of being exhausted. I don't want to do this to people... Any advice or help? The best way is to ground yourself. If you do need energy, try finding a different source, instead, like from the Earth. Visualize the energy from the earth flowing inside you.
Do you usually lack energy? Usually a psychic vampire drains people because it needs it, not because you feel like it. Half the time you don't notice, or at least me.
What I do is I put up "barriers". I imagine them holding in my own energy, and when I'm around people, it seems to help keep me from draining people. True, I still drain some of my friends, but only after I told them about me.
Like my friend Donald-kun. I feed from people by touching, so I rub his hands. It actually seems to also help him because he has TOO much energy. So it both works out.
If you need any help, feel free to PM me. ^^
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