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A “world” is: Etymology. From Middle English world, weoreld, from Old English weorold (“world”), from Proto-West Germanic *weraldi, from Proto-Germanic *weraldiz (“lifetime, human existence, world”, literally “age/era of man”), equivalent to wer (“man”) +‎ eld (“age”) according to Wikipedia.

Let’s prove that the world is finite:
Let’s assume that the world is infinite and arrive at a contradiction.

First, let’s say that adding two finite components can make an infinite whole, but each of them is finite, so addition makes the whole infinite and therefore uncountable, but we know that we can count the man and we can count the age

So, their addition has to be countable, so a contradiction. Therefore, the world is finite…

I want to write in my journal every day even if it’s something insignificant today I will write about my feelings towards vampirism:

Vampirism is perceived, as something romantic, as something mysterious.

Something most people don’t have access to. I guess it’s true being a vampire is both a blessing and a burden.

As I’m learning more and more about vampirism, I’m finding out that vampirism can be used for healing not just to take positive energy but also to take negative energy away from people.

What is the best food source?
What is a sustainable food source?

What should I strive for in my my vampirism?
What’s important to remember as I keep going?

These are all questions I need to consider…

What is the best food source?
What is a sustainable food source?

What should I strive for in my my vampirism?
What’s important to remember as I keep going?

These are all questions I need to consider…

What is the best food source?
What is a sustainable food source?

What should I strive for in my my vampirism?
What’s important to remember as I keep going?

These are all questions I need to consider…

What is the connection between energetic vampirism and magic?
Magic requires energy and vampirism is about transferring energy.
Energetic vampirism is about transferring energy by non-physical means.

Is vampirism even moral?
I guess it depends on your target. If it’s a small child, then it’s less moral than if it’s a large crowd. morality is important for me in order to know where I came from and where I’m going.

Crowds generate a lot of excess energy. It’s like money laying on the ground. The crowd is not going to miss the excess energy, it creates it just gets dissipated like heat.

Another consideration is how to store the energy after you fed and not lose it to your environment. That’s where energy work comes into play.

Why become a vampire? Is it so romantic? Is it just a habit? I’ll have to think about those questions.