Old folklore of Bulgarian and Turkish
origins talk of deceased husbands coming back as vampires and
impregnating their widows. A widow was expected to remain celibate
after her husbands death until she would remarry. If she was to
become pregnant during this time of mourning she could easily blame
it on hear husband who had obviously become a vampire. The offspring
of such a union, called vampirdzii in Turkish and gloglave in
Bulgarian, were often admired and believed to have great power in
hunting down and destroying vampires.
Vampire Creed
Welcome to vampire creed. This is a place were the history and folk lore of the vampire will be discussed as well as true stories of the undead. A place where you can learn about the origin of the creature of the night and all the tales that go with it. Together will learn the ways of this beast and see the world not only through the terrified eyes of his pray but also through the eyes of the night dweller himself. . . Together we will know the vampire creed.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Monday, December 31, 2012
When considering protection and cure from a vampires bite, here is a method you may find hard to swallow. . . Literally:
One remedy for a person who is bitten
by a vampire, according to many old legends throughout eastern
Europe, is to drink the ashes of the vampire once it is burned.
Another ironic twist to the legend is that a person should make bread
using the blood of the presumed vampire and consume it. This was said
to keep the vampire from being able to drink your blood. . .Talk
about a little hair of the dog.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Not all vampires rise as the sun falls. The Upior is an exception to the rule but is just as terrifying as it's brethren.
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The Upior or Upier is a vampire of
Eastern Slavic folklore and may be where our word vampire comes from.
This should not be confused with the Upir, Upyr, or Upour as they
are different legends. This particular breed varies a bit from the
vampire we know and love as it sleeps most of the night and arises
between noon and midnight (not unlike most teenagers on a weekend).
This version of the vampire is known for it's amazing thirst for
blood that can never be quenched (the Upior even sleeps in blood).
It consumes it's victims blood through its sharp menacing barbed
tongue. When burying a family member that is feared will return as
one of these fierce creatures, the family would place the body facing
down and place crosses made of willow under each arm pit and under
the chest.
Monday, December 24, 2012
Vampire mythology has been with us for thousands of years and virtually every culture. Let's take a look far into our past and consider this:
Early Sumerian mythology, dating back
as far as 4,000 B.C., speaks of a vampire called the Ekimmu, or
Edimmu, that would suck the life out of susceptible people including
the young and sometimes sleeping victims. The Ekimmu were believed
to be ghosts or spirits that were not welcomed into the underworld,
usually do to an improper burial. The now vengeful spirit is forced
to roam the earth and on occasion posses those that would not observe
certain taboos. It was believed that this possession would cause
disease and all around nasty behavior.
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Sunday, December 23, 2012
While we are on the subject of real vampires. . .Here is a little piece of history you may find compelling:
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Countess Elizabeth Bathory (1560-1614)
known as “the blood countess” is often considered to have been a
real vampire. She tortured and killed hundreds of her most beautiful
servant girls and would bath in their blood believing that it would
keep her young and beautiful. She was only imprisoned when her taste
for blood lead her from servant girls to members of prominent
families. She was said by most accounts to have been very beautiful.
Did her unusual bathing habits work? . . . You decide.
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Saturday, December 22, 2012
When considering the reality of vampires and questioning their existence one should first consider this:
There is a form of clinical vampirism
called Renfield's Syndrome where the sufferer feels uncontrollably
compelled to drink blood. The Syndrome afflicts mostly males. There
are three stages to the disorder:
First is autovampirism or
autohemophagia where the sufferer drinks his own blood. The second is
when the disorder compels the afflicted to drink animal blood by
eating live animals and drinking the life giving liquid. The third
and final stage is when the individual suffers from true vampirism
and begins to drink human blood, not his own. This is usually
accomplished from stealing from blood banks, hospitals and sometimes
straight from the source. . .a living human. As can be imagined,
this condidition can sometimes lead to murder or other crimes against
man.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Vampire creed
Welcome
to vampire creed. This is a place were the history and folk lore of
the vampire will be discussed as well as true stories of the undead.
A place where you can learn about the origin of the creature of the
night and all the tales that go with it. In the pages to follow you
will travel a journey that will take you to far away lands and long
ago times and deep into the realm of those who walk among the shadows
and curse the light. Together will learn the ways of this beast and
see the world not only through the terrified eyes of his pray but
also through the eyes of the night dweller himself. . . Together we
will know the vampire creed.
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