Know what is nocturnal energy vampirization

Have you ever shared your bed with someone and woken up the next day very tired, as if you had slept all night? You may have been the victim of nocturnal vampirization, much more common than we think.

Some couples report having reduced mental power, disturbed sleep regardless of whether or not they have consummated sexual intercourse, impairing their mental ability the next day.

The word vampire means “living dead” and its belief exists all over the world, especially in Russia, Poland, Central Europe, Greece and Arabia. In psychological terms, the vampire represents the appetite to live at any cost, sucking the energy of someone close, devitalizing his victim in a few minutes, that is, acting selfishly without worrying about anything else. This vampirism happens on a psychic level and the person is not even aware of it.

Who can be a psychic vampire? It’s easy to identify it:

1) Obsessive thoughts: keeps brooding over problems and always fights with others

2) Shows emotional shocks such as fear and guilt

3) Bad habits of the body: deplete energy health

4) Nostalgia: the past was the best time he lived

5) Energetic obese: that person who cannot forgive the mistake of others

6) Live the lives of others; the gossips on duty

7) Does not leave your house clean and in order; this way intoxicates the astral

8) Who is always lying to others and to himself

During sleep, the physical body rests and adjusts to the rhythms of nature; the rhythm of each person’s breathing is dictated by the position of the body, which moves from side to side until you are able to fall asleep deeply. We spend about a third of our lives sleeping and, therefore, we need to make the most of this rest to wake up willing the next day. People who enrich themselves at the expense of other people’s work, illicit means or those who exploit the poor for their own benefit are also energy vampires. In this case, baths in water and salt are indicated, in addition to prayers for the aura to be strengthened.

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