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Question: "At some in their lives, many energy sensitive people feel a sense of being out of sync with the time and energy around them, almost a type of temporal displacement. What is that and why do they feel that way?"

We live in a time where the demands placed on us require that we relocate our lives often and change what we do in our workplace and deal with changes in relationships at home. These things can cause us to lose long held life giving energy sources and make us feel "out of sync" with the familiar in our environments. This is a type of "temporal displacement" and real vampires suffer from it till replacement energy sources can be found to replace those lost due to changes in our lives.

It is one thing to face changes in our environment, it is more difficult for a real vampire with this added energy displacement. Vampires are often required to find other life giving energy sources to replace those that change or disappear since they must meet the needs of this energy on an ongoing basis. Many vampires often become solitary people because of the inability or difficulty in replacing lost relationships that included donors of blood and/or sexual energy. This type of intense life change is just one example of this displacement, and the problem inherent with real vampires.

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Damien Daville

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