Question 1:
I am a drill sergeant for the U.S. Army, I have a soldier who claims he practice vampirism as a religion, some of the things he says he is require to do is to meditate and stick needles on his arm...is this true? How do I know his not lying about this? As a drill sergeant I have to respect every religion as long as the soldier is doing the right worship if you know what I mean. Can you give me more info on this?
Greetings,
Thank you for your questions and I will be glad to help you on this.
Vampirism is not a religion. Vampirism a physiological condition. Vampires are born with the inability to produce enough living bio-energy to lead a normal healthy life. As a result, vampires need to get that energy from other living and natural sources. The following link is to an article I have written called Vampirism Basics - it should give you a general overview. http://vcmagazine.net/Vol26/zinearticle3.html
Anyone that is using vampirism as an excuse for self-mutation - sticking needles in their arms etc is in need of mental help. I do hope that you help this solider get the mental healthcare he so much needs.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Veritatem dies aperit.
LA. Judge / nodecaf
Question 2:
I'm doing research on vampyres, and I've heard that they can use a form of black magick called vampyrecraft. Can you tell me how you would do this, and possibly tell me how to cast certain spells? Also, I heard that vampyres also have a native tongue called high speech or something like that. Can you teach me how to speak it?
Greetings,
Actually, the things you are referring to are straight out of Hollywood fiction. Vampirism is physiological condition. There is no vampire language anymore than there is a dyslexic language or a heart disease language.
As for vampire magick - it's the same thing - good Hollywood fiction. Vampirism is not a religion. The practice of magick is one of the aspects of the Pagan religions and it has nothing to do with vampirism.
Thanks for the inquiry.
Veritatem dies aperit.
LA. Judge / nodecaf