Sunday, September 15, 2013
U-Predict - All about Psychic Vampires - 09/10/2013
If you are
at all a psychic/sensitive, you feel them the minute they enter the door –
something is not off, their energy isn’t normal. If you are in a professional setting, you try
to put it behind you. You greet the
person, shake hands – and start to wish you were somewhere else. This is where experience and study pays
off. You no longer fight the feeling;
you start to ground, guard, and ward.
You’re dealing with a psychic vampire.
Some of
these people know exactly what they are doing; some have no idea. Some practice vampirism to enhance their own
strength; others believe that they are spiritually unable to maintain their own
life force, and must feed on others.
There are two types – some are emotional vampires, they want to feel and
absorb strong human emotion. The second
type wants to literally steal life-force energy from the people they are
around. Most psychics and sensitives run
into this type quickly after deciding to do energy work (psychic readings,
Reiki, holding spiritual rituals).
Because it is so unsettling, first-time experiencers are quick to turn
toward the large community to ask what happened. On the other hand, some psychics/sensitives claim
the whole psychic vampire thing is just nonsense, or that if you flood them
with love they will leave. The term is also adopted by the fringe
psychology community. However, these
vampires are out to suck the live out of your career; they are the disrupters,
the complainers, the back-stabbers in the next cubicle; few of these
descriptions match what they paranormal community considers a psychic vampire
(usually, the term is used to sell books).
If you ask a mainstream psychologist, especially one who practices Cognitive
Behavior Therapy (CBT), you will be informed that what is happening is you are
projecting the feelings on the other person, and once you stop, it will stop
(it doesn’t).
So
considering that I had been told that I was using silly, old-fashioned ideas
about psychic vampires by some psychics/sensitives, and that no “real”
psychologists want to discuss the topic, I thought it would be a very
interesting topic for U-Predict. I was
right; we had one of the fullest Reading Rooms in the history of the show. The readers included: Anita Perez, Ivy
Lieberman, Jean Maurie Puhlman, Joanne Matthews, and ReeNee Cummins. Eric
Risinger of Paraencountersnetwork joined the Reading Room with a psychic vampire
story of his own, Kea Hypnosis joined and added from the perspective of a hypnotherapist,
and Oracle Treehouse gave us a sanity check with an oracle deck.
First, the
participants in the Reading Room all had experiences with psychic vampires – no
one agreed that they were nonsense. Ivy
Lieberman had written documents for her coven on how to deal with one if they
showed up to participate in a ritual or other activities. Eric talked about meeting one at a paranormal
event. The vampire had sought him out
later alone to try to feed. He had
frightened the person away by psychically yelling at him. Reenee recounted a similar experience when
she and Mary Nale were attending an event.
The psivamp had left after some psychic screaming.
Several
members of the Reading Room recommended crystal and stone wards to keep psivamps
(as they like to be called) away. Ivy Lieberman
suggested opal, moonstone, and obsidian and the herb yarrow.
Anita Perez
suggested hematite, black tourmaline, and dragon’s blood resin. ReeNee suggested jet and amber as a
necklace. ReeNee also recommended a mudra
of linking the index fingers and thumbs in a chain. Even articles written by psivamps themselves
claimed that the hand mudra would stop them.
As far as
the cards themselves, the reading was very deep and very powerful. The High Priestess, The Hermit, and The Devil
were the Major Arcana cards. The High
Priestess answered the question posed by ReeNee on the cause of psivamps – the reasons
are hidden and not singular. There could
be past live lessons to be learned; this could be a learned skill that gives
the practitioner (especially emotional vampires) a rush or high; it may be part
of some kind of personal spiritual practice.
The Hermit speaks that this can cause a person to live a very solitary
life. Many people flee when they come in
contact with any psivamp. Some do not understand their effect on other
people, and just retreat from close relationships. Some decide that there must be a positive
side to the condition, and use their energy sensing for the positive. These psivamps give readings and doing
paranormal research. This is the other
side of The Hermit – seeking the positive side of a situation. Then there is the Devil. Again, a card that has two meanings, one that
the person feels trapped in a hell not of their making, or using and
manipulating others for one’s own gain.
The Major Arcana matched the research done for the show. Some psivamps know but dislike and feel
helpless about their condition, others use it as a necessity, and a third group
sucks energy for the enjoyment and control of others.
Even the
Minor Arcana reflected strong energy – the Kings of Wards and Swords. With these two kings we have a good
representative of the human energy system – the life force and brain
activity. What was most interesting was
that the other Minor Arcana was that it was the 3 of Cups – but all draws were
reversed. Instead of the 3 being about
gayety and happiness it is about stuck energy – again back to the concept people
not wanting to be around these types of folks.
Are you
ready to deal with a psivamp? U-Predict…
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