OK mundanes, who here believes in Vampyres?
815740
I don't believe that much.\n\nbut Cain wasn't the first.....\nThe first Vampire was Lilith, also the first wife of Adam that she eventually left for Lucifer.
1046155
I read voodoo books and been to afew of there ceremonies.  I honestly think alot of it is in there heads.  One friend of mine is into it but he said he never heard the spirits or anything that if good things happen then it is from them.
1070355
oh! I do believe in faeries!!!!!
707831
No, I don't believe in them, but I enjoy reading them and don't have anything against them.\n\nI work at a college university and there's a guy they call Preacher Bob that is always outside by the library preaching his thoughts to people.  His main preaching is against gay people.\n\nAnyway, I happened to see him at a chinese restaraunt the night before.  Too my surprise, when I walked outside he was preaching about his experience there.\n\nHe said that he went to enjoy a meal and the waiter brought him fortune cookies.  He said, "take that witchcraft away from me" and went on to say how terrible fortune cookies and horoscopes were.  They were evil witchcraft.\n\nHis wife reminded him that the fortune cookies had lucky numbers for the lottery.  He went on to say, yes you use these numbers in the casinos.  Have you noticed that the word casino has the word SIN right in the middle of it?  \n\nI just wanted to say CHILL.  If you are that offended just decline the fortune cookies instead of going off ranting and raving.  I personally think he's a space case.  If fortune cookies offend him so much I can just imagine his ranting and raving over other things.
79554
I do indeed. But instead of believeing that they are "spirits" or "souls" I think of them as more a form of energy coming from humans either living or dead. Like when you hear something in your house that has no identifiable source, I believe that it's the energy from the previous owners of the home left behind. Ghosts, to me seem like the energy of the deceased and can be either good or bad depending on the person it belonged to. But that's just my theory :P\n\nOh, and I justify it by believing that humans have such high mental processes, and in times of great stress or joy, I think our brian overworks itself and emits this energy that stays in the world for however long. When we die, I don't believe in heaven or hell, but I'd like to believe that we leave something behind, and having seen and heard ghostlike things, I can only imagine that they are real, and that we do leave behind SOMETHING.
122448
Wow.  You learn something new everyday.  No, I didn’t even know that they had their own Voodoo.  Hmm.. \n\nI know that they can sure cook!  Yummy.
660019
I think you can't really judge their credibility except by personal opinion. From the shows I've seen, they are pretty skeptical, and very rarely do they ever say they believe in a haunting. They seem pretty thorough...except when they have that Brian guy on team. \nI tend to think they are pretty credible.They look at every factor and if they can re-produce anything, then they say that it's most likely a natural occurrence & not a haunting.
663575
No its not the grim reaper, its not the devil's right hand man....it is actually a vampire. I never used to believe in them....and personaly I thnk the whole blood sucking thing to get energy is very very sick! However about a year ago I was letting my dog outside and I saw it, the same exact image you are talking about! The black robe, long fingernails, VERY pale skin. I ran inside....when I first let my dog out he was about 150ft away staring at me, when I ran inside and peered out the window he was right there face up against it, whispering my name! FREAKY....my dog the whole time this "vampire" was near my window, was silent, and laying down at the end of the steps. I told this "vampire" to go away and wierd enough it did! Didnt harm me or the dog! Myth says a vampire can NOT come into your house without an invintaion, so if I were you I would NOT open that window outta curiousity and invite it in! So yeah Ive seen it and am afraid, well not afraid just a lil freaked out at that time....the really wierd thing is that my dog was so calm and didnt care....or that the vampire didnt touch my poor poochie...lol Everyonce in a while I see the same figure, same face outside my kitchen window...or staring at my house from a distance....
311120
Since I believe everything I read on the internet:\n\nhttp://www.originals.be/eng/main.cfm?c=t_upd_show&id=2220
940472
Sorry, I think they are mythical creatures.  Nice to think about, but not real.
471185
No, not that I know of. I'm from Romania, I live in the Transilvania region and I have to say I haven't seen any vampires, ever :) People around here don't care about such things, we only see vampires in movies, just like everyone else and the whole Dracula story is most definitely not a part of our daily lives. We're just your average people, living our average lives :)\nThere are a few Goth comunities though, but they usually consist in young highschool teens.
462412
see ghosts do exist but vampire zombies nooooo.....\nu dont believe in ghosts go here\nhttp://www.sfogs.com\ngo there then on top right click "true stories or images"\nand then u will believe in them\n\n\ni hope i did i gr8 job\n\n\nKP is wrong
1006828
I'm going to have to go with Angels. I have read a few books on Angels and I guess they are more excepted as being real while fairies are in the same catergory as leprachuans. OK. I am going to tell you the truth. I believe in it all. Faeries, leprachuans, hollow earth. All of it. \nLove & Light\nSharon
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I do believe in faeries, I do, I do! And so do many of my friends. Some even claim to have seen faeries When we sit around the fire telling faerie stories, They're all true. And we've all got our stories.\n\nHave you ever put something down when no one was around, and when you went back it wasn't there? Then a few days later it shows up exactly where you left it? That's what faeries do. Faeries are very playful. Most cultures have stories of playful little magickal creatures. They have lots of different names in each mythology, but I know them as faeries. If you put out offerings, you get the stuff back sooner.\n\nOne time, on a camping trip, it was an especially magickal night. At some point, everyone in the camp noticed that something was missing, including a necklace from around one woman's neck. The area where we were camping was separate from any other areas and so no one came into the area. Suspecting activity of the Fae, everyone put out offerings, except for the woman who lost her necklace. She cursed the fairies. The next morning, everything was returned except the necklace. To this day, the necklace has never been found.\n\nOn another camping trip, I put my tent right in the middle of a natural faery ring. When I camp, I always have a flashlight with me at all times. The only place I could have lost it was in my tent, so I searched my tent, and the flashlight was not in there. Then I had two friends search the tent, and they couldn't find the flashlight. I put out offerings to the fae, and the next morning, the flashlight was back in my tent.\n\nAnother camp-out, We had a tarp structure in the most wind protected part of a wind protected valley. I've put up a lot of tarp structures, and it was put up very well. I've put up hundreds of tents and tarp structures, and I know what I'm doing. In and around the tarp structure where etched glass tealight holders on stands averaging about 4 feet high (it was beautiful). That night, the structure blew over (in a wind protected area) but when it fell, somehow it completely missed all of the etched glass. About mid way through the day, with no one anywhere near the structure, about half of it spontaneously stood back up.\n\nA friend recently posted in her blog that she had lost a piece off her necklace, and it was no where to be found. One day her husband found it, right where he had been standing barefoot moments earlier, in plain sight, and in a spot where she had vacuumed earlier. There it was, in a place in plain sight where it hadn't been earlier\n\nThe trick is to make offerings to the fae OUTSIDE of your house. Preferably far outside your house, like at a nearby state park. They like honey. They also like shiny bobbles. Be sure to respect their sacred spaces, and possibly give them a little faery altar (which can be as simple as three flat rocks placed on top of each other with something shiny sitting on it. They also like shiny things tied to trees.\n\nThese are just a few of my Faery stories. My friends have a great many more. We've seen many things which defy mundane explanations.
512869
yes. I do.  There is magick in life all around you everyday.
705709
Of course I believe in Vampires.\nAnd yes, I do think I could fall in love with a Vampire. They seem dark and romantic. Lol.
1006566
it all depends on whom you asks. \nthey say vampires are those people who drink blood. but there are people who drinks blood. some says they drink it because it can give extra ordinary power. just like an assassin in our place a very long time ago. he drinks human blood to muster his strenght and kill somebody. We also eat "dinuguan" which is a cuisine with pig's blood, meat and other internal organs, which is very delicious too. And if you call a person that is asleep in day time and awake in night time is a vampire, how about people with insomnia?\nif you ask somebody with a third eye or a parapsychologist, they will say they believe in ghosts, and how about to those people who can't see ghost, definitely they will say they don't believe in ghosts.\nAbout god, answers will also vary depending on their religions. They say there is only one god, another religion says there are a lots of god, and probably some religion they don't have god but prophets or something. How about a cult or atheist? they don't believe in god.\nTo sum it all up, it all depends on the person you're asking, because for them their answers are correct, precise and based from their experiences.