Twilight ရုပ္ရွင္ကားကို အမ်ားစုၾကည့္ဖူးၾကမယ္ ထင္ပါတယ္ Vampires အေၾကာင္းေလးကုိဖတ္ရႈရေအာင္ေနာ္
Dangerous, immortal and hellish, the vampire is the most feared monster and by far one of the most powerful.
The genre is more popular than ever thanks to TV's
True Blood , Vampire Diaries, and Stephanie Meyer's
Twilight
series of novels, which have been successfully adapted to the screen,
reaching thousands of new vampire fans. But behind the myth, there is a
reality: some people claim to be real vampires.
Monstrous.com provides support, information, resources and community for
psychic vampires, blood drinkers and vampiric people, as well as
donors.
Origins of vampires
Despite
the occurrence of vampire-like creatures in ancient civilizations, the
folklore for the entity we know today as the vampire originates almost
exclusively from early 18th-century southeastern Europe.
Belief in such legends was so pervasive at this time that in some
areas it caused mass hysteria and even public executions of people
believed to be vampires.
Many theories have been proposed to explain the cultural roots of
vampire lore. Comments from scholars range from premature burial to the
early ignorance of the body's decomposition cycle after death.
There are also number of real medical conditions that might result in vampiric behavior or appearance.
Last but not least, vampires are often associated with occult rituals
and paranormal experiences where blood is the metaphore of something
more subtile.
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History of vampires
It is hard to tell if vampires were "discovered" often
prior to written records, or if an obscure legend found root and
flourished with the written word. Certainly the vampire's fame and
popularity as a literary and film figure has grown since that time. It
is only through putting away a modern notion of the vampire and studying
sources that were will be an answer to where the vampire originated and
how it flourished.
Although blood-sucking creatures have been recorded in most cultures,
the term vampire was not popularized until the early 18th century, after
an influx of vampire superstition into Western Europe from areas where
vampire legends were frequent, such as the Balkans and Eastern Europe.
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Vampire Powers
Hollywood and hundreds of novels, comics and movies have
turned the vampire into one of the most powerful creature that has ever
existed on Earth. As a species, vampires are quite an extraordinary race
with abilities — though basically evil in their construct — that must
be admired for their efficiency, intelligence, and self-preservation. To
understand vampires is to learn of their characteristics: how they
appear, where they sleep, why they become one with the bat, wolf, and
mist — all these peculiarities that give us a bigger picture of why
vampires are the way they are.
Types of vampires
There
are many varying traits and powers associated with mythical vampires
that changed with the times. And as a consequence, there are many types
of vampire according to the modern popular acceptance of the term.
Most changes or new additions to the myth come from popular culture
in the form of novels, comic books and graphic novels, role-playing and
video games, television and movies.
The genre is more popular than ever thanks to TV's
True Blood and
Vampire Diaries, and especially the enormous success of Stephenie Meyer's
Twilight series of novels.
If the existence of the mythical vampire has never been proven, those
who inspire from him are legions and would die to become one. Discover
those who walk on the dark side of life.
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