Hello everyone, I hope to have a nice time around here with mature and serious discussions on vampirism and the occult. I am myself a student of the occult and magick, not a vampire, although I study vampirism under an esoteric and metaphysical approach for several years. During my researches in several countries, what I came to contact with of most interest was a very special kin of vampires known as the Asetians. They trace their roots back to Ancient Egypt and follow a very complex system of high magick and deep spirituality known as Asetianism. They bound together as an immortal metaphysical family and organize as a coven or order known as the Aset Ka.

I was wondering if anyone was into the Aset Ka and their vampiric knowledge. I would be glad to find more people with the same common interests for some discussions.

Also, the Order of Aset Ka has published a book on vampirism and their Ancient Egyptian spiritual path, that blends with their practices of magick and energy work. Have anyone read the book yet? I would also appreciate some opinions from people that read it.

You can find more information about the Aset Ka on link.
If you want to read the introduction to their book, first chapter and table of contents follow the link on their website where it says "Asetian Bible".

I look forward to some discussions.

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just curious , anyone heard of Aset Ka before the book was published ..? i don't find any other trace of them , so ..i wonder if really is anything else than marketing to sell a book

i have not heard of them.

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I am the 1st Viscount Clanmalier, and baron of Phillipstown reincrnated so to speak my soul is over 500 years old..my avitar is my family coat of arms.

look for example how Corvus comes here , makes a profile , makes only two posts , just promoting the book both of them , then disappears ..

all other traces on the internet are no older than 2005 , and all on forums

Vampire Watchers -> AK information on the web

you can find of course the name Aset , because it's an egyptian goddess , or asetian , or Isis ,but with no connection with this order
I mean , there were many secret orders in history but they are recorded somewhere , i am waiting for a written , true historical proof about their existence , outside the internet

or maybe Corvus will come and illuminate us ...

ps :
i know the admin could check the ip , it would be interesting to find out if it's from Portugal too

If you did a search you would find that a member Etu Malku posted on the Aset Ka a while ago.
I can discuss the Asetian Bible and the Order with anyone interested, I have the Bible and have followed the AK for a while now. I am not a member.

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from your tone it seems you take this a little too personally

and you just offered another example nothing else
Etu Malku started on this forum (and others forums) with the same promotional posts about the new book

my first question was : is there any evidence , i mean other than forums ?

there are many books written out there , but i don't think i have to read and believe all of them , before invest my time in a book i have to know if it's worth ..


later edit :

Etu Malku seems a little pathetic and redundant in here :

Aset Ka

and i see others felt the same as me about it

he sounds like a robot, lol. Sounds kinda phony, with a touch of money-mongreling added in for good measure, >_<

here is another one

Asetian Bible - OccultForums.com

anyone know what the signature means ?
(sorry couldn't find the right font )

Wow, I just realized that I know NOTHING of Egyptian history, or Kemetian history at that, other than the time of Sep Tepy during the Kheprian times of Setem-Ansi. So yeah, sounds like this guy EtuMalku is only out to sell this damn book. He won't tell anything about it, only advertises for the website and the Amazon book link. Screw em, I say.