Vampires by Konstantinos

Vampires (Llewellyn truth about)

by Konstantinos

Discover the strange world of the undead and the proof that creatures of the night exist.

The facts about vampires are stranger than anything you may have read, heard, or imagined before. Vampires rips away the myth and exposes the habits and lifestyles of these beings. The author reveals the occult truths about these creatures, including actual first-person encounters with vampires of all types--the ancient undead of folklore, contemporary mortal blood drinkers, and the most dangerous creatures of all: psychic vampires who intentionally drain the life force from their victims.

Learn about the four types of vampiresRead about vampire legends from around the worldDiscover vampires from history, including: Arnold Paole of SerbiaPeter Plogojowitz and the Count de Cabreras of HungaryThe vampire of Croglin Grange, Cumberland, EnglandCountess Elizabeth Bathory, responsible for up to 650 deathsGilles de RaisFritz Haarman, of Germany, from ninety years agoJohn Haigh of Yorkshire, England, from just before WWIIAnd, of course, the real Vlad Dracula Present-day blood drinkersHow to protect yourself from vampires

Included are letters from contemporary vampires; you will be shocked and surprised as you discover what these people are really like. Besides learning about the psychic vampire that unintentionally drains you of your energy as well as the intentional psychic vampire, you'll learn rituals for protection and methods to avoid falling into their clutches.

Reviewed by inlibrisveritas on

3 of 5 stars

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I must admit that I was disappointed somewhat in this book. I suppose from the way everyone was talking about it I thought it would be on more of the vampire sub culture of today and not necessarily the past tales of vampirc accounts. However I did enjoy reading about what the vampire is considered to be across the world as well as read the tales of what others have seen or heard

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