Greetings!

Greetings,

I'm a new member of this forum. It was recommended to me by another forum member. I am very excited to find such a wealth of information here. I have seen several topics already of great interest.

I look forward to knowing you!

Ad Infinitum,
Lucien von Wolfe

Welcome to the Vampirism Forum, lucienvonwolfe.

Blessings,
Kahina

Greeting's and welcome to the forum.My name is Ella Moor in case if you want to talk with anyone just pm or email me = ) Wish you have a good time around here.

Welcome here.

Welcome to the forum.

Thank you all for the warm welcome!

Welcome to the forum,lucienvonwolfe.I'm kind of a new member myself,but I'm having a very good time here.I hope you'll have at least as much of a good time as I do

Welcome Lucien .

Hello Lucien and welcome to this community. I hope you enjoy our discussions and also give us your insight into the subjects we talk about. It is always great to exchange information and experiences with other users. I am looking forward to see you active on the threads.

Would you be able to give us a bit more of your background in vampirism and the occult?

Jonathan wrote:Hello Lucien and welcome to this community. I hope you enjoy our discussions and also give us your insight into the subjects we talk about. It is always great to exchange information and experiences with other users. I am looking forward to see you active on the threads.

Would you be able to give us a bit more of your background in vampirism and the occult?

Sure Jonathan. I am a former member of ToV. After leaving, I began my own website, Tantric Vampires, which began as a spiritual exploration of sacred sexuality and has grown into what I coin as "progressive" vampirism as our focus in on the future and ways in which we can extend life.

My personal views on vampirism are much like ToV without the melodrama and CoS associations. I recognize and embrace the knowledge that my origins are ancient. I do not see myself as human except for my physical "anchor". I am a left hand path practitioner as well.

I began researching occult practices in my early 20's. There are various aspects of many cultures and traditions that appeal to me, so I fit more into the eclectic category.

My interests lie heavily in Sumerian myth and history, particularly where ancient astronauts and the beginning of civilization began. I have always been attracted to Egypt, Greece, and Northern European culture/myth.

I have a deep connection with the Wolf and therefore spend much time deliving into the connection between the underworld initiation and death/rebirth. I believe those who embrace the Wolf serve as guardians and protectors of those making transition, whether from this life to another, or within this life. This is my focus of late.

I am here upon recommendation of a member. I am always seeking others of like mind in which I can learn and share with!

That is all interesting. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Jonathan wrote:That is all interesting. Thanks for sharing it with us!

You're very welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome to the forum.

Kotaro wrote:Welcome!

Thank you, Kotaro.

ivy wrote:Welcome to the forum.

Nice to meet you, Ivy, thank you.

Greetings

sincerely Divine 277

It has been quite awhile since my last visit to this forum, so I wanted to re-introduce myself. You already know my name, but most people call me Luc, so please feel free to.

Since last visiting, I've spent a considerable amount of time in the mainstream vampire community. In this time, I have met a lot of wonderful people, many of you members of this forum.

I have studied and practiced different aspects of the occult, specifically the left-hand path, in relation to therionics as a whole. I've learned many things, yet I still have not found other vampires within the mainstream that I feel are truly vampires.

I was reminded recently of the importance of connection and reintroduced to the Asetian Bible. As I go back through familiar pages, I also crave to be in the presence of others of like-mind, so here I am again!

Hello Luc, welcome back.

Do you want to share with us what you have felt and learned on going back to the study of the Asetian Bible?

It speaks differently to all of us so those are interesting experiences to share.

Thank you, Jonathan!

Sure. When I first went through the Asetian Bible, I was in a much different place in my life. I wasn't as focused on the material itself as I am now. This time around, I am going through the Bible slower, and with a friend. I am taking the time to absorb the wisdom, and already, I see so much that I missed the first time. There is also a more spiritual/metaphysical "pull", if that makes sense. So there is definitely the sense of more of a connection with the material I am reading. As I move further through the material, I will be happy to share more insight into what I am learning/experiencing

Thanks! I would love to hear more about your opinions as you read further. Also if you say you're more focused now you may find great value in the new Book of Orion after the study of the Asetian Bible. It really brings the teachings from the AB to another level, although it deals with very complex subjects at times but it's a very fascinating study if you would like to get deeper into the more advanced occult layers within the Asetian tradition of Ancient Egypt.

I mean, if you haven't read it already. Forgot to mention that, didn't mean to assume you didn't.

Someone mentioned that book to me yesterday! It looks interesting for sure. I'm always up for learning more. I'm the eternal student in many ways. I'm sure each time I read a book I get something more from it.

Welcome back @lucienvonwolf. And I thought you knew about the book of orion ?

Med Vennlig Hilsen Luna Aurora Divine

Thank you, Luna. It's good to see you doing well here.

I knew there was a new book but I didn't realize the name until N.Augusta gave me the link. Now I've made the connection!

Have you read the book? If so, what are your thoughts?