The Book of Life vs. The Book of Shadows: What’s the Difference?

The question of “what happens when my name is transferred from the Book of Life to the Book of Shadows?” needs to be addressed in greater depth. The Book of Life is the roster and astral record of everyone who is incarnated on earth. For those incarnated in other realms, they have their own books, or Akashic registers, if you will. The Book of Life includes any hybrid entity as well, as there are more than merely hybrid vampires on earth. As concerns Lucifera, she is the sole registrar of the Book of Shadows, in which are included those under her domain. Once entered by blood, by this blood covenant, the rules of karma no longer apply as they do to humans, since the blood cannot and does not enter into any blood covenants under material nature because a vampire’s bloodline is not human. And it cannot be transferred into the Book of Death, as can happen to humans who commit gross spiritual crimes.

For example, a vampire registered under Lucifera is exempt from the penalties of using baneful vampire-craft (magical energies), as long as it serves Lucifera and the Almighty. This baneful vampire-craft can include the termination of human life by magical energies, if Lucifera determines it as warranted. In the spirit, any soldiers at war are fair game to be destroyed. There is no karmic repercussions for a vampire under these situations. Worlds can be brought to an end, with the vampire unscathed spiritually and eternally, unlike that of a human, who can be damned into the Book of Death, in the sense they may never regain a higher level of being than a lesser creature such as an animal, after a period in Hell determined by the Almighty. Vampires have no control over the fate of others once they are judged. All such Spirit Books record the spiritual status of any given creature.

In the same way a policeman is allowed to use lethal force in carrying out his or her duties, this exemption is noted in the Spirit Books, sometimes known as the Akashic records. So, in the strictest sense, a vampire is “Shadowed” from karma and cannot be relegated to incarnating in anything less than a human body, and will ALWAYS have superior powers to that of a human. Witches and sorcerers are under condemnation when they allow baneful demonic control to establish itself through their use of magic, and are removed from the Book of Life, and marked as targets for punishment in the afterlife and transferred into the Book of Death. All such spiritual criminals have their names transferred to the Book of Death. These names can alternate between the Book of Life and the Book of Death during the course of one’s life, based on freewill. The Book of Shadows is a permanent blood covenant, hidden from the living and the dead as to the eternal destiny as vampire. When and if incarnated at a future date, the name returns to the Book of Life, but cannot be entered into the Book of Death.

Essentially, the Book of Life has different restrictions or covenants, than the Book of Shadows. For one, magic that is baneful or detrimental to the “balance of the earthly realm,” is prohibited for humans. When the “beam of spiritual balance” is violated, witches come under condemnation for the use of magic because they lend themselves to demonic influence aimed at usurping this spiritual balance, and can be transferred to the Book of Death. Spirits who have never incarnated do not technically have any “Book” as they are pre-historical divine incarnations directly created by the Almighty prior to the advent of time, and are also judged by a different set of criteria. The status of a TV (transformed vampire) approaches that of a demigod as one’s powers increase over the course of time due to the influx of vampiric blood, although diluted in absolute powers which vary according to divine providence. Powers abused or adverse to Lucifera or the Almighty can be stripped and a vampire can be subjected to separation from one’s sire, but a vampire cannot be placed in the Book of Death. There is a spiritual blood ban that prohibits it by divine decree since the blood is divine, not human. As such, Hell has no punitive powers for a vampire unless relegated to the lower realms for gross spiritual violations and rebellion, siding with those opposed to either Lucifera or the Almighty. ~Post Approved by Lucifera, 5/28/2020.