About Silver
Greetings,
My name is Silver, I am 36 years old, and reside in the
United Kingdom in Southampton.
During my time in this organisation, I have gone from being a list
member, to a member, to a
council member. I am extremely active within this organisation and
deem it my heart and soul.
Within the VC my functions are many, going from associate in charge
of applications and interviews,
to classes, public relations, and also a member of the zine staff..I
also run the UK/Europe offline
office. These are my official duties as a council member..
I feel it isn't so much the organisation that I am dedicated to, but
more to the people who frequent it
and belong to it. If they need my help, I try to be there for them in
any way that I can. Being an empathic vampire ( although I have sanguine
tendencies), my main method of
energy gaining is through emotions, although I also psi feed quite
alot. I am more active within the
online community as being a single parent does not allow for an adult
social life, but I do however
keep in contact with several here in the UK and US via phone.
~Dark Blessings~
Silver
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Question: With the exposure from 'Vampires Among Us,' do you find the sudden
influx of interest still confused as to the Vampire Church's primary
mission?
Greetings..
Being very honest here on several points, I did not see the show
myself, due to the area of the world in which I reside. But I can
say, however, that I believe most people who have responded, did so
because they were presented with a new, viable option, by way of the
VC website and list, that was very different from most of the other
organisations out there..The VC has always prided itself in promoting
a no frills approach to real vampirism - that is, not dressing it up
with myths and fantasies, but presenting it in a very real sense, as
it should be, and explaining the condition that vampirism is.
As far as the sudden influx of people coming in, yes I think the
Learning Channel interview had some sway there, but what you must
understand, is there tend to be periods of highs and lows as far as
list membership goes.. We find generally that this often takes place
most especially at Hallowe'en, and whenever a new vampire movie comes
out..And then after awhile, many continue on their way, finding this
path not truly for them.. I like to remain hopeful that those who do
leave us, have at least left with a better understanding of real
vampirism..
Regards~
Silver
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