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In
yesterday's article on emotional contagion
- Part I of this 2-parter on emotional transference - we discussed how
the process of transferring emotions from person to person works.
Namely, there are two steps:
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Empower the other person around you first, then
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Emote to the other person who, now empowered, will mirror you
Today's article is about the dark side of emotional contagion - something commonly called "psychic vampirism." That is, it's how some people have learned to use emotional contagion in reverse - rather than transfer energizing emotion to others, building them up and making them feel great, a psychic vampire has learned to use emotional transference to drain emotions the other way - feeding off the emotions of those he comes into contact with, making himself feel better at the expense of his conversation partner's emotional well-being.
Like the vampires of legend, a psychic vampire can "turn" you, too - with enough of your energy drained, you can become an energy drainer yourself, feeding off the positive emotions of others to sustain yourself.
But, just like emotional contagion, this is not some paranormal phenomenon - rather, it's simply down to empowering and emoting, seeing and mirroring.
Comments
I like to note
Some cognitive dissonance there i had, I don't know why. Feels like you control me, Like you can control people and shatter old beliefs. Bringing me in and out of my mind.
I ask you about an article on how to influence women and they know that you are influencing them. I am kind of getting the whole data here today with this post.
Thank you, but my uncle used to be negative like this and press hard on my family because he used to have a negative environment he could not let go off. Given that, society also teach people to be nice to everyone.
I think everyone especially children age 5 to 10 should learn this in school.
Zac
Dissonance
Zac-
That's interesting. Do you recall which part of the article caused the dissonance? If I had to guess, it'd be a disconnect between a desire to "save those in need" and a recognizing some of "those in need" (the ones who don't really want to be helped) not as victims but as attackers.
I agree, children would benefit greatly from being taught how to defend themselves from unscrupulous people emotionally and otherwise. Social rules aren't typically taught in schools, though - schools teach conformity and fitting into the system, rather than getting what you want by moving outside the system and staying safe from those who attack you, whether inside the system or outside it.
Chase
Two
I read again and that what you have said. Recognizing some of those "in need" is actually attackers.
I also find the dissonance of trust in you. My mind is like protecting my own sanity from knowing too much knowledge. When i absorbing too much info, It can also cause me to sleep out of the blue. It's also like knowing you, Chase, possess this knowledge and this kicker saying you have the ability to hurt to me. At the same time, it also reveals a mirror of my own vampire-ism, when i am in deep shit or feel down by other vampires ethics.
It sounds like i don't trust you but i have the ability to think and rethink and re-overthink everything. So forgive me, this part of me is "weird". This is where i see from a third person view.
i remember this guy in my National Service, how come an idiot like him who studies in college and obviously academically smarter than me needs this vampirism?
Guess academic does not totally solve every problem.
Dissonance/Mistrust, and Intellect vs. Vampirism
I feel you. I've experienced that "through the looking glass feeling" a handful of times in the past, with men who were, at the times, vastly more socially skilled than me and I knew it, and I knew they knew how to push buttons on me that I didn't even know existed. Anytime you run into a guy you know has studied practical psychology hard in the field for years and years, you're always going to be on edge, wondering if he's doing something to you right now that you aren't even aware of… maybe something you won't like later.
Best thing you can do in that situation is get some separation to think about and test out (very important) whatever you're hearing from him on your own. Then you can either say, "Okay, it sounded crazy and counterintuitive, but it appears to be right," or you can say, "You know, this doesn't seem to be true for me." Be very wary of people you get that feeling from who then proceed to latch onto you and try to force decisions or won't give you the breathing room to leave, go somewhere quiet and think, rest, recover your mental energy, and try stuff out… those are the people who don't WANT you thinking about what they're saying (because they're putting a "spell" over you that you'll then snap out of).
Another good question to ask when you get that feeling: what does this guy want from me? Everyone has his or her own (selfish, always, even if just to feel good about him/herself) reasons for doing things, and if you can't figure them out or he tries to obscure them behind a cloud of supposed saintliness and selflessness, he's a charlatan.
As for someone intelligent going around vamping it up - most of the vampires I've known have actually been very intelligent people... probably how they're able to piece together strategies for keeping people around them and masking their negativity, rather than just being openly negative (and easily avoidable) like less intelligent people usually are.
Chase
That Feeling/Nudge
I take your word.
As always,
Zac
Zac, I can tell you one
Zac, I can tell you one thing: Chase is on your side. You can count on it a 100%.
He can sound like a guru who can control you sometimes, but contrary to most gurus he actually just wants to empower people instead of sucking up their resources. It can be disconcerting because he's employing the same advanced psychological techniques, but I know his intent is good.
Chase has invested a lot on people he doesn't even know, based on the simple belief that some will give back. Some did, some didn't. He helped me a lot and I eventually realized that everything he told me was true, even when I didn't always believe him at first.
Having talked to Chase a few times, it's strange, because he so good at making people want to prove themselves to him. He does this with well timed pauses before he answers with something that always sounds insightful or useful, while you think you're just babbling or talking too much. But you have to do this, because you need to feel the vacuum he creates in the conversation. In essence, he redirects your social skills in a form verbal judo where he forces you to recognize the vacuum and fill it. I don't know if this is conscious or not, but I can see how women don't have a chance against it.
I have been with many vampires and I can corroborate everything Chase has said. It's
all true. If you study Narcissists and Borderlines from psychologist material, it's the same. Just read a few articles on this site if you want to become a pro at identifying vampires: http://www.shrink4men.com/
We know all the techniques from being exposed to them, but philosophically, guys like Chase and I don't want to use them against people. When Chase says he believes in mutual benefit relationships, he means it.
It's like wanting to be a small sun: to radiate good feelings and value while scaring off vampires.
Don't worry about it.
Michael Labrie,
I don't believe Chase is manipulative. IT is the same thing with every subject. Some people look at it and say Chase is manipulative, while another say Chase is influential.
I see what he have done for a lot of men here, like myself too. I do feel the need to clarify with him here, the cognitive dissonance so that at least I share what he doing and where he can understand if people start feeling the negative side of being too good. IT's the same essence as auto-rejection. I am sure Chase is genuine.
I have to tell that, because he has the ability to put beliefs and shatter them in a third person's view. I also feel i been studying too much practical psychology to change myself that my mind, too, can't handle cleaning too many blindspots and errors.
One thing i know, he empowers people, and he is what i called "bigger" and "present". What i mean here is that he knows what he's getting into. He appreciate people contribute here and he does have a note when people are not giving value, or bring something to the table. and he does it at his own timing.
At the end of the day, I can say Chase is one guy that most of the time walk the fine line between evil and good. and not a lot of people can walk that line. They think they are nice, Some people, are too overbearing on the negative side. I wanna walk that line too where i am not on either side but rather appreciating two sides of me.
Chase, if you reading this, I know you do not need approval, but you are that guy that walks that line most of the time, and it's not a easy thing to do.
Peace,
Zac
Nice article on psychic self-Defence
I love this article, I have endured shit for so many years without knowing how to stop it, finally I can do that. Thank you Chase.
Question:
Aren't bullies per definition emotional vampires in the sense that they tear you down in order to build themselves up? They feed on your misery.
Regards
Allan from Denmark
Bullies
Allan-
Yes, that's a great point. Bullies disappear as soon as you start pushing them around and fighting back, just as emotional vampires do (no longer being able to get their fix from you, and needing someone more susceptible to play host), and they're frequently individuals who have "turned" themselves after being preyed on, either by older bullies, or at home by a family member.
Chase
Different Cool Ways To Stand
I actually thought standing with your arms crossed made you look cool. Lol.
is it really bad to have your arms crossed? I always felt it made you look like you're a leader or tough guy.
What are different cool ways to stand?
Crossing Arms
V-
It is tough-looking in a way, because it's saying, "I'm shut to you." You wouldn't want to do it in close conversation with a girl you like or a friend you're on good terms with, though, because it comes across disdainful and defiant. You wouldn't cross your arms while talking to a teacher or supervisor at work either, unless you want to engender bad blood between the two of you.
Leaning against something is always cool - the wall, the bar, a car, a piece of furniture - and turning your head to the side, doing something with one of your hands (e.g., examining your fingernails), and/or standing like a male model (when not leaning against something) all look cool.
You can also cross one foot over the other when standing and leaning against something, and then you get some of the coolness/defiance of arm-crossing in a smaller dose, so you don't seem too closed off (still best to uncross if you'll be in close conversation, but then, you'll usually be sitting in close conversation anyway, not standing).
Chase
You are speaking of narcissism
You've helped a ton of people around the world. I want to help you. http://therawness.com/reader-letters-1-resources/ Please look at this link. He talk about what your talking about. I hope this empowers you as you have done in large and small amounts for everyone.
Narcissism
Hesham-
Psychic vampirism is rather a different thing from narcissism, although certainly it's a lot easier to drain energy from others when you're much more concerned with yourself than those others, which is the case with narcissists.
That said, nearly all of my friends rate "High" or "Very High" on narcissism tests, but don't exhibit this behavior. It's more an emergent trait of people low in empathy comorbid with another personality disorder - e.g., borderline personality disorder is one you'll see it quite frequently with, for instance, although not exclusively. It can also happen with otherwise psychologically normal people who become very depressed or emotionally broken due to failures or defeats.
Interesting resources on that link you shared.
Chase
Saved me
I live with a person who is consciously aware of this manipulation and seizes every opportunity to deter me from my course of life and shatter my ultimate goals by being fatalistic, a nihilist and coming to the conclusion that nothing matter every time. You have saved me, though I read in my book "The Artist" ways to hone in my energy and feed off my own energy foundations. Being an INFP also helps because I'm an introvert. This is valuable information and I highly value this knowledge, and I love the content you have for self improvement chase. Thank you
Vampire in the House
Adele-
That's about the worst possible scenario - when you can't get away. You can fight back, and that should discourage emotion sucking over time, but the best thing you can do for your long-term interests and mental health is going to be to just get out of there and leave your vampiric housemate to go looking for somebody else to draw energy from.
Chase
"Unfortunately, garlic
"Unfortunately, garlic doesn't do the trick here."
I beg to differ.
Smacking someone in the face with a sack of garlic is sure to make them wary of talking to you again, true vampire or not.
Smack in the Face with Garlic
Dave-
Good call, didn't think of that. That probably WOULD do the trick, actually.
Chase
Hi Chase! This is an awesome
Hi Chase! This is an awesome article, really got me thinking about my life and that of the people around me.
This gave me some thought to this girl who I knew right before college ended a few months ago. She and I met each other at the end of college and hooked up. I went on vacation while she started her new job in the east coast. She decided to call me her best friend, which I just kept silent about.
At first, wed have conversation on the internet but recently, I can tell shes grown a bit cold and we only talk once a week. I just so happen to be visiting the place she is working in in a few days. At this point, I dont know if I want to be in a relationship with her and we will be away from each other for at least 2 years. Would it even be wise to meet her or should I just not even meet her and move on to other girls? Thanks Chase!
Girl Gone Cold
Steve-
I'd just move on. If she friendzoned you AFTER sleeping with you, that's a strong sign she really isn't interested.
The fact that you're far away from each other and barely in contact is the nail in the coffin.
You can ping her to meet you for lunch or drinks if you want to try to sleep with her again while you're visiting the city, but that runs the risk of just stirring things up and leading you to waste more time on a girl who's far away all over again. Plus, when girls far away suddenly go cold, it's often a sign they're busy with whomever they're dating or sleeping with at the moment and aren't too concerned with you. They'll pop up again and be friendly and warm after the break up (or right before).
Plenty of other women out there to meet who live a lot closer to you, I reckon.
Chase
Chase framing
Hi Chase
Does chase framing ever result in a girl thinking 'oh look he thinks I'm chasing him, I better be a bit less obvious about the signals I'm giving' and then cause her to start toning down her interest etc?
When it comes to disqualifying yourself as a
Boyfriend is your sexual vibe ever enough? As opposed to verbally saying that your not looking for anything too serious.
Can teasing sometimes be too much when your comming from a place of high value, especially in relation to you and the girl? In some cases is it ever better to avoid the whole teasing game and just focus on more building a
Connection, some compliments and moving things forward?
Do you think there is a cut of age where say you should not go? I'm in my early 30's and have no trouble picking up girls in their mid-late twenties. Would it be wrong to go for girls 18/19/early twenties?
Any ideas/suggestions on ways to improve my apartment to make it more efficient for bedding girls quickly when I bring them home? I remember hearing once somewhere that you believe open planned apartments are better than ones with lots of little rooms etc. and obviously having a couch as opposed to chairs.
Thankyou
Anon- If you're too obvious
Anon-
If you're too obvious in your chase framing, or you're doing it before she's comfortable enough with you, or you're overdoing it (based on her reactions), it can have the effect of her thinking she better rein herself back in, yes. This is why you'll want to test the waters a bit and see her reaction before you start swinging hard on this. Some comedic timing is also required. All of these you'll get better at as you use it (and other kinds of humor) in your interactions.
I wouldn't outright say you're not looking for anything serious, because that's usually a signal that you're relatively inexperienced (experienced men won't say that, as it's too potentially insulting to a girl, and it can also be challenging to her: "I'll make him want something serious!"). Leave it to implication - your sexuality, the hints you drop that you won't be staying in town lots, that you're very busy and, wow, you just realized you really ought to catch up with your friends, you've been ignoring them quite a bit… little things like that that rule you out as a supportive boyfriend.
Yes, definitely teasing can be too much when you're too high value. The higher the value, the less teasing you should do, generally. If she's acting super nervous / bashful, mostly just tease yourself (self-deprecating humor), though of course don't make yourself look bad.
On dating younger girls - just got an article up on that here: Dating Younger Women: Does It Make You 'Dirty'?
And on apartments - yes. Have no chairs, if possible (worst thing in the world when a girl walks into your apartment and immediately sits in a chair… well, not TERRIBLE provided you command her to come sit with you on the couch, but, you know). A studio works better - when your bed is right next to your couch, suddenly things get a lot easier, and if your place is smaller there's less risk of her seeing it and thinking, "Oh wow, he must be rich - I should hold out for a relationship!" I like having a big picture window with a view (mentioned that on the forum here: Picture Window, and a big mirror in the apartment (say, across from the bed) is lots of fun too, for all kinds of reasons.
I also used to leave a Victoria's Secret Bag tossed randomly into a corner of my apartment; it helped create a little preselection for my end game back when my sexual vibe still needed some work (although it'd be overkill for me now and probably push the girl a little too close to auto-rejection). I talk about that here: Victoria's Secret Bag.
Chase
Human Impulses
Hi, I've read stuff on your website for almost 1 year now. First comment I've made though.
I really like the fact that you answer almost on every comment! Show's us you're real and honest. I'd like to see/read something about more controversial human impulses.. Do you know what I mean?
Re: Human Impulses
Anon-
Cool to draw you out of the shadows, then!
Not sure 100% what you mean by "controversial impulses" or what you're curious to know about them… you mean things like fantasizing about your hot cousin, or like that urge you sometimes get to stick your hand into a moving fan blade - things like that, or something else altogether?
Chase
Vampires strike
I do this myself. To my understanding, i agreed to seek out emotional validation (i can't find or accept my problems) in others, thinking this creates a connection, but was linked to being accepted/loved... which is in the depths of problems\troubles with no ends.
Similar but different story...
Chase,
Somehow, somewhat, there was a problem with an old middle school friend of mine of vampire-sucking abilities solved miraculously. Before this article was born, only using certain material to eliminate main parts of the vampire. But it's still there, faintly, just there a little. You know when things positively and negatively progress overtime with children from education, society and its people right? How individuals change with time with exposure to same or different things can be negative or positive? I am in no position to say as a highschooler myself, but there are things I want to clarify.
You see, me and this "friend" met in middle school, exchanged phone numbers, and mostly our relationship was just plain spent on video games. There were many others, but were gone and were doing their own thing at different schools, different places, and a different life. Just this friend was the only one from the old middle to now as what I call, "a game friend." From the beginning, games were fun, easy, a favorite past time. On old still multiplayer accessible consoles, games on that were fun a blast, and there was no such blaming or victim mentality. But from then on, you see, becomes a different story as we move on to new games and new consoles and such.
When it first happened couple of years back, was the blaming of weak teammates that dragged us down. As we were the best there was on the team others just dragged us down to the extent that we can literary see how well they are failures, and began ridiculing. However when it came down to coop, or when situations depended on us, the tide of victory depended on us, our entire outcome depended on how well each of us individually has to do, then you see, is the birth of negative vampire.
When I first came to realization, everything was complain, complain, complain. No longer were the old days of having fun with games as a favorite past time, in its place was the complete chore of fear the game friend places all the blame solely on me, tracing back steps how I was in the wrong, how I was the reason of this failure, how I was the one who caused unhappiness, and how that I was the one who won't listen and is always reckless. As of several months of discovering girlschase.com truly transformed my outlook on life, its purpose, its difficulties, its simplicity. And of solving "other" problems *cough cough* and truly thank you, for what have you have done to me, no, everyone in need of a problem to solve in terms of love.
With these tools, I really don't wish to write a long term friend off like this, since we're still young and wishes a good life in the future. Now really for several years the only communication we had were the phone and when on video games, we went to different schools but were close enough to receive multiplayer connection. Also, the plan on improvement was solely on video games, on what we not as individuals but "we."
So what happened basically was this. I called, then discussed our major flaw was strategical planning and be able to fix them based on the failed attempt a a coop zombie game. Then obviously, gamer friend pinned step-by-step how I was in the wrong, how what he did was in the right, and how if I followed his orders specifically none of this could of happened. So then I started relating back in the old days of how we got what we wanted because of those crafted plans of trial-and-error, that mistakes happen and we can solve them. And again gamer friend implies how everything is different, of how its not like older games and its not like how it was used to be easy-going to get the things we want, that we can't do those things the same as of now. Well you see, at this point I was emotionally drained and couldn't take anymore and couldn't find the words to say, logically that is. Emotionally, with all my might, came out an angry burst of words on the spot, weirdly it is encouragement rather than complaining and unloading problems. One line spoken is: "In (this game) we made specific plans in order to achieve our goal, and because of our plans we got what we wanted like (this character skin) YES WE DID GOOD FOR YOU and so we got (another character skin) YES GOOD FOR YOU, you want to know why? It's because WE MADE THOSE PLANS SPECIFICALLY IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE OUR GOAL THROUGH TRYING AND PREDICTING WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE USING TRIAL-AND-ERROR AND GOT WHAT WE WANT!!" And from this line and many lines came this line from game friend, "So what do you propose we do? I mean what plans do you have to get there, what do you suggest?" From there we talked for a couple of hours on improving our gameplay and many other departments and flaws.
Basically, there you have it. So what I want to clarify is, what did I just do? Was gamer friend really suffering from vampire or is it something else? By the way, after this we start to see improvements in our gameplay and game friend was now finally starting to enjoy playing for fun again but it feels awkward since mostly when we played we complained of gun problems, events that are supposed to happen (direct hit with RPG but not dead), and blaming on weak teammates slowing us down. That's what I fear that this entire cycle will happen again and wish to break it. Is there a way to break this blaming cycle that will eventually happen again? I'm all ears.
This article is spot on
I met someone just like this from March 2013 to July 2013. The article is spot on! First he flattered me and made me feel comfortable around him. Then came the promises, he knew exactly the skill sets I needed for a project and volunteered. Except the work I needed never materialized, while he tried to turn every working opportunity into his own agenda with no regard for the outcome of the project. I think another thing Vampires do is to offer you things and to seem exceedingly helpful or giving, but only to lure you in. Then the emotional badgering started. The 2 month I knew him was the most emotionally chaotic of my life. At one point, he cried in front of me and said I was making him cry, making me feel both disturbed and guilty. And sent lots of "emotional" emails about his hurt feelings trying to obtain sympathy. I got so fed up and ended with option #4. I fought fire with fire and gave him the most cutting, critical, sly rampage dump designed to unnerve and hurt him deep. A day later, I never heard from him again. It took me 2 month to recover mentally though. The funny is just a couple of days after not dealing with this person, I was extremely productive while while he was in my life, I was stressed and down. I can't believe how spot on your article is.
Insightful article
Hi Chase, I actually have fallen in love with this type of person. He was emotionally draining but the negativity made me want to take care of him. I know you can't change people but I wanted to make him happy. And when he pointed out things about myself, it felt like he knew me. But many times, he was indecisive and mostly a guide.
I hope you make a website about how to make men chase you~ It'd be nice to understand what men want too. The articles on auto-rejection and shopping guy definitely opened my eyes.
Reading the articles makes me learn more about myself too.Thank you. =)
blood sucking leeches
I have come across far too many of this type in the past. You might say that I even went out looking for them. I used to have this big idea about empowering others. Funny thing is, people quickly feel entitled to the support and empowerment, and imagine in an instant that they are in a one up position, and they want to maintain it by withholding reciprocation. You attempt to pull them up, as they attempt to pull you down. Let them go, and some of them will literally descend into homelessness and the gutter. So be it. Sometimes I seriously believe that no good deed goes unpunished. There have been times when I've reached into my pocket to give my change over to a homeless person and the next moment I was frantically digging through my pockets, my car console, the floor, trying to find change for a parking meter, so that I could take care of some business or other and set it behind me, without having to worry about a massive parking fine. Offering advise is fine, and I try to limit my involvement at that. And then, there are always the people who could have helped and probably should have helped, but you were hesitant and reluctant to help owing to a negative experience with a vampire. One guy I knew studied psychology for a short while but he really picked up on some ideas about how to manipulate people. The last time I saw him, he was depressed and rationalizing why he was no longer married, and presently in a relationship with an unattractive woman. He gave off the distinct vibe that the enjoyment that I felt in my life was like a slap to his face. Eventually, however, he picked up on my positive vibe and began internalizing it, as did a beat cop who was stationed nearby and overhearing every word. A woman walking her infant in a stroller stopped and stood nearby in order to overhear the conversation, as well. The thing about introverts is that we don't speak much and when we do speak, our conversation tends to be fresh and original, whereas so much of common conversation tends towards mimicking the attitudes and ideas and phrases of others. Anyhow, I could easily see that the cop and my former friend were both impressed by my enthusiasm. My former friends fears began to melt away. I don't know why I was doing this for him when I should have been confronting him over all of the dirt he pulled on me and others. I walked away feeling that I had given him far more than he deserved. But, he did reciprocate, he knows that I have been working out since I was a child, that is a fact that I myself had almost forgotten. I mentioned that I still hit the gym hard, until sweat dripped from my jaw. When I mentioned to him that I've been working out since I was 19, he shook his head that it wasn't true, but not in a bad way. I had actually began working out at 13, and he hadn't forgotten that fact. There are people who will say, "You work out?!" As if in utter disbelief, like I have no results to show for it. They are the snarky and envious type. When I mentioned that a hot piece of ass might be just that, a hot piece of ass, but that is no reason to pass it by; you can always tap it, and then find another hot piece for whatever reason when you are done. But there are those who will feed off all of the information that you offer them, they will make a mental note of everything you tell them, and they will highlight it in their minds. But they will retort, "Yeah, right!", to everything spoken, as if there were no truth or substance to it. And that type is trying to take something valuable away from you, in two senses of the word. And they are leeches.
Being a "vampire" seems like
Being a "vampire" seems like a quick way to get what you want. I mean I have grown up with my whole family being "vampires", its very manipulative. What if you cant resist the urge to get what you want by siphoning the person?
protection
Avoid energy drain. +Protect the throath to root chackras. Which is the main energy system of the body that parasitic entities are after night and day. (Food enters and waste goes out) +Make pouches filled with Crystal salt or round flat orgonite. ORGONITE -craft made with resin, metal shavings and Crystal. ((Learn how to make.) +For throath chackra knot a long sock around the neck with the pouches inside. + On a t-shirt attach pouches running from the neck down, front and back. +on a underpant attach pouches on top of the genitals, perineum and the anus. Wear as needed. +The relief is felt at once. +Kirk is out
Recover From Psychic Drain
Recover From Psychic Drain
Listen to solfeggio music (Get it from YOUTUBE) Solfeggio – Ancient musical scale in which the tones corresponds to a healthy human chakra – C MI 528 Hz Hertz – Heart chakra. Drink distilled and fresh coconut water free of chemicals. Sunbathe or stay under a grow plant light bulb. Stay barefoot. Shower with coconut soap. Turn off TV and Radio.
Avoid Energy Drain
Protect the throat to root chakra. This is the main energy system of the body that parasitic entities are after night and day. (Food enter and waste goes out). Make pouches filled with crystal salt or round flat orgonite. Orgonite – Craft made of resin, metal shavings and crystal – learn how to make. For throat chakra knot a long sock around the neck with those pouches inside. On a t-shirt attach pouches running from the neck down, front and back along the line of chakras. On an under pant, attach pouches on top of the genital, perineum and anus.
Protection during a Psychic attack
Listen to Solfeggio music. Turn on a violet light bulb and the fan, put on your crystal salt/ orgonite vest. Laugh out hard to increase your vibration.
Kirk is out
I see myself in this article
I see myself in this article so I can't judge people who are like vampires. I have experienced a lot of failure and rejection and loneliness and all my efforts to fix it and be positive have turned up empty. Like I would become a robot walking around with a fake smile pretending like I don't have any hurt feelings or bitterness. It doesn't feel real to me.
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