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For the Vampyre and mundane alike the Dragon represents Mystery,
Power, Immortality, Divinity, Creation, Ascension, Spiritual
Enlightenment, Flight, Wealth, and Creation of life through fire. The
Dragon Veil draws upon the mythological and spiritual legends in
culture that represent this Spirit and are deeply ingrained in the
legends of Vampires.
In Romanian mythology the word Dracul represented not only
the word for Dragon, but also was synonymous with demons,
vampires, and the fabled “Order of the Dragon” with member Vlad
Tepesh (Vlad III, Prince of Wallachia), who was thought to be the
basis for the historical character Dracula.
Many consider the Dragon to be representative of the deepest
elements of Our primal, embodied within the reptilian brain. The
reptilian brain was first identified by Dr. Paul D. MacLean and is the
lower part of the brain which controls involuntary functions and
shares the same structure as reptiles.
The Dragon stands symbolically and functionally in real life as a
strong tool of power for Vampyres. Thus, many will have Dragon
imagery in their lairs and be drawn to the characteristics of Dragon
mythology and symbolism.

The Black Veils
by Father Sabastiaan

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Vampirewitch39
18:42 Feb 19 2023

Nice info. I always loved dragon, seen as a power on it's own.

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Bloodpact
13:28 Feb 20 2023

Thanks!

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There are many ways to perform passive Communion. One example is the Lilith Communion technique. The celebrant should lie
face up on the floor or bed in a private, darkened, and quiet room. If desired, they may use earplugs to block outside sounds, and a sleeping mask to cover their eyes. Some celebrants like to listen to soft music on headphones during this form of Communion. The celebrant should lie with their body relaxed, their arms at their sides, palms facing upward. The legs should be slightly apart, not crossed or overlapping. In yoga, this pose is known as Shivashana or
“Corpse pose.” The celebrant should then rub their solar plexus briskly for a short time to prepare their Etheric body.


They should prepare their mind for ritual by “putting away” distracting thoughts. Their breathing should be steady and regular. If they wish, with each outward breath, they can mentally “banish” any distracting thoughts,
and with each inward breath, draw in peace and calm. When the celebrant is ready, they focus on their intent to
perform Communion. They make a strong mental statement that they are Offering their collected Lifeforce. The celebrant should
envision themselves speaking this out loud and push their intent outward through the Third Eye. At the same time, they should begin to release a little Lifeforce through the solar plexus. The celebrant when waits for a manifestation of the Current. If there is no response, they refocus and repeat this step. When the celebrant feels a response to their statement of intent, they forcefully direct a stream of Lifeforce out through their solar plexus and directly upward, or in the direction of the portal to the Current if they can sense it in a specific area. The celebrant continues until they are exhausted or
receive a Recoiling. If the Offering of the Communion is successful, the flow into this sacred space from between worlds. This is where the Ancestors and Pulse energy will join in the feast and celebration.

The manifestation often begins with a subtle shift in the environment akin to a pressure
change in the air or a faint breeze.
Common minor examples of signals include:
A prickling sensation in the solar plexus, like a guitar string being touched by a pick.
The feeling of being touched on the skin or, pressure on the
limbs, or various parts of the body.
Tingling in the fingertips.
Ringing in the ears.
Hearing whispers in the sanctum.
Strange scents or aromas.
Intense emotions and feelings of bliss or joy.

Black Veils: The Vampire Lexicon
Father Sebastiaan