How to Protect Yourself from Energy Vampires?

Main subjects

AVAlexander VolchekAGAnna GurinaEnergy vampirismChildren, parenting, and family lifeSpiritual traps and risksCHChildren

Main threads of the conversation

• 00:00Who are energy vampires? What is vampirism?
• 02:35What can you do if you feel drained after interacting with someone?
• 05:00What you need to do to maintain balance
• 10:30Vampirism with children
• 12:30What makes an energy exchange right?
• 16:00Humanity's biggest problem: comparison

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• 00:25

  What matters here is whom we perceive as a vampire in the first place, and why you reacted that way.

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• 02:23

  So the main thing about energy vampirism is to acknowledge it in yourself, notice these moments, and examine them—to examine how everyone does this in different situations.

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• 05:17

  On the one hand, there is an energy balance. On the other, a person is of service, and service doesn't involve a position of receiving.

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• 05:23

  If, Anya, you say, ‘I'm not serving this person; I'm simply bringing them kindness,’ because you're a good person, then you bring them kindness without limit, for any length of time.

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• 07:36

  But that doesn't mean I interact with other people because I need to receive something.

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• 12:51

  In terms of your karmic experience, perhaps you're supposed to serve this person now.

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• 13:16

  Because every lash of your whip means ten years spent living with that person.

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• 13:56

  Those structures aren't the point here. But since we're reasoning and trying to understand in these terms, even the question of giving or receiving energy is very broad.

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• 18:10

  Yet we constantly classify everything through these comparisons: who does more, or less, or better.

  Alexander Volchekcomparison

• 18:31

  But you'll never be able to compare two people to each other. People's spiritual beings are comparable to some extent, but only if you're thinking in terms of a person's spiritual being rather than their ordinary incarnation.

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