Damien is the founder and elder
of the Vampire Church



Question: " In this day and age as humans there are so many things to worry about that can do our bodies harm. We seem to spend much time deciding on how to avoid the consequences of drinking, smoking, what we eat, etc. With vampirism, the one thing that stands out is the risk of contracting HIV through blood feedings. What have you done to educate the community on this matter and what are your thoughts on the use of animals as donors?"

Greetings,

Suffering from real vampirism adds an extra element to the problems of survival, health, and establishing successful relationships. It is enough to deal with the common problems of all people in dealing with life's requirements that are added the burden and suffering of real vampirism to that. The health of real vampires is further tested and challenged by their vampirism and what follows is the problems inherent in dealing with it. One of the greatest dangers of vampirism is prana blood energy gained from the blood of willing donors.

The vampire has to tend to blood testing, diet considerations, alcohol's effect, and the effects of drugs on the blood of another. Today we worry about blood disease such as hepatitis and HIV. With all these considerations, the health risks of blood energy are high and the chances of known healthy donors are rare, if vampires want to have wellbeing. I have spent time writing about the risks of blood energy and how to avoid these risks. I have several articles posted on the Vampire Church website about this subject. I have spent time teaching classes online and offline about this subject. This is the one form of energy that has the most importance to the safety of all vampires.

I continue to talk to the public at large about the problems of real vampirism thru interviews with magazines, radio and also TV documentaries. I also organize meetings online and offline to interact with other vampires and the public. It is one thing to educate other vampires about this problem with vampirism, but we continue to draw some attention and belief thru possible public understanding of the problem. The only way to gain some public understanding is to continue to engage the media about the public's misconceptions about all facets of real vampirism, and to educate ourselves. Thru the power of this knowledge, can we better our lives as real vampires.

Damien Daville
Elder and Founder
Chair of Council
The Vampire Church

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