Hello everyone!

Hello! I'm Geo.
I discovered this forum yesterday and I was very impressed on the amount of knowledge you all have on the subject. I am new to all of this. I wish to learn more with your help of course. I will buy the "Asetian Bible" within the next few days and I will start my journey.
If you have any questions for me feel free to ask.
You will hear from me again soon.
Thank you for having me here.

(I still have to work on my English, please excuse the mistakes I make)

geo

Welcome to Vampirism Forum, geo. You will me impressed I am sure, once you have the Asetian Bible to study.

Aghrab

Hello Geo and welcome to this community of vampires and otherkin. I hope you enjoy your stay around here and can grow/evolve with the rest of us. Please share any more information about you, it is always nice to meet new members.

Jonathan

Thank you for the warm welcome.
Unfortunately there is not much to say about me. I am just a very
curious person. Since I was young I had great interest in Archeology,
the occult, science in general I guess. I studied Geography in college
back in Romania. For a while I left all my passions fall asleep but
recently my thirst for knowledge has come back to life.
You guys might be wondering what am I doing on this forum. To be honest
I had no idea that Vampirism is so much intertwined with the Ancient Egypt.
Egypt is that one place that I will always try and discover more and
more, it fascinates me. I can not wait to read the "Asetian Bible" and
see how Egypt is presented from a point of view so new to me.

geo

Welcome to this new hidden side of the Universe, Geo.

I believe you will be surprised, perplexed and fascinated with what you are about to find about Ancient Egypt and the Truth that you're getting close to uncover...

Welcome here, Geo. And welcome to this fascinating journey you are about to take.

Where are you from?

Hello Syrianeh.
I'm from Romania though right now I live in America.

geo

Welcome to the forum and the US.
good luck on the journey you are about to undertake. It will be enlightening and changing.

It's always great to see different nationalities here

Thank you. It's very nice to meet you all

geo

Welcome to the forum, I hope you find what you seek.

Syrianeh wrote:It's always great to see different nationalities here

Yes it is. It even more fun to go see their lands, but then I have always loved to travel.

Hello !!! Welcome here.

PS: I just got my copy of Asetian Bible! I'm sure you'll be amazed and fascinated!

Greetings and welcome geo.

Hello and welcome, geo.

Hi Geo, good to see you in the forum, and I am looking forward to your insight.

geo wrote:Hello! I'm Geo.
I discovered this forum yesterday and I was very impressed on the amount of knowledge you all have on the subject. I am new to all of this. I wish to learn more with your help of course. I will buy the "Asetian Bible" within the next few days and I will start my journey.
If you have any questions for me feel free to ask.
You will hear from me again soon.
Thank you for having me here.

(I still have to work on my English, please excuse the mistakes I make)

geo

Do we have to buy and read the "Asetian Bible" To be considered a vampire? In my opinion it is some thing you are just born with.

Shinda wrote:

Do we have to buy and read the "Asetian Bible" To be considered a vampire? In my opinion it is some thing you are just born with.

The Asetian Bible is a book that describes an ancient vampiric lineage or tradition. Not all vampires are Asetians. In fact, most aren't. As with vampirism, it is also "something you are just born with". You can read it to get an idea of what Asetianism is about and perhaps you will have strong reactions to it or not.

Shinda wrote:
Do we have to buy and read the "Asetian Bible" To be considered a vampire? In my opinion it is some thing you are just born with.

The reading and the ownership of an Asetian Bible does not make you, or anyone else, a vampire. To be a vampire is a condition of the Soul and nothing else. The reading of the Asetian Bible can, however, help the awakening of any vampire, Asetian or not, and represents a central grimoire in what comes to occult literature on vampirism. It clearly is the major public reference on vampire metaphysics and predatory spirituality, by far, making most of the other works on the subject sound like nothing but a commercial joke. This is why people reference the book so much, because it provides a solid framework of knowledge to anyone that wishes to learn about vampirism, from a beginner to advanced level.

Even though I am aware that the Asetian Bible is first of all an occult and spiritual text that applies to Asetians, I believe it is a central work for any type of vampire. There is nothing published with the same depth and level of maturity, honesty and openness as what we can get to learn and understand from the AB.
So I would just like to correct on that detail with my opinion, the the Asetian Bible is not only a central text for Asetians, but also the central work of reference to any vampire out there.

Jonathan

I hope I didn't give anyone the wrong idea. I do not claim to be a vampire or want to become one. I just want to find the connection between vampirism and Ancient Egypt.

geo

geo wrote:I hope I didn't give anyone the wrong idea. I do not claim to be a vampire or want to become one. I just want to find the connection between vampirism and Ancient Egypt.

geo

No worries, we were all answering to Shinda. I know you made no claims, and your interest and research for the connection between vampirism and Kemet is a very noble and interesting one.

Jonathan

Thank you

VIctor and Jonathan's responses were much better. The Asetian Bible is indeed a very powerful instrument that will trigger things within you regardless of what you are. There will be a reaction no matter what, but vampirism must be inherent to you beforehand.

Thank you for being willing to answer my question.