Greetings I am new

Hello, I am new.
my name is Elaina

Hi there Elaina and welcome to the community of real vampires.

Can you please tell us a bit more about yourself and your background in vampirism?

Thanks a lot, see you around...

Jonathan

Well, I was never really great with talking about myself. I will do what I can though. I have studied Vampirism for most of my life and Asetianism since I became aware of it.
Due to my obsession in Egyptology and my studies in Vampirism, I came accross the Asetian Bible one day and after that couldnt put it down. Ever since then, I have attempted to learn everything I can to better enlighten myself and my soul.
A friend of mine had me come to this site after she found it, she said it would be perfect for me.

Welcome to the site. I hope you enjoy it here. I personally have yet to get a hold of the Asetian Bible. Amazon doesn't appear to be working properly for that book in the US, and I need a few more dollars ^^.

Welcome to our vampiric community, Elaina.

Aghrab

Thank you all, I appreciate the welcome. Daniel, I dont know where to really get the Book, it was given to me by a friend who thought I would like it. Which of course I do.

Greetings Elaina!

Daniel09 wrote:Welcome to the site. I hope you enjoy it here. I personally have yet to get a hold of the Asetian Bible. Amazon doesn't appear to be working properly for that book in the US, and I need a few more dollars ^^.

Daniel, As for The Asetian Bible, goto Barnes and Noble online.

Welcome Elaina!

Be welcome, Elaina.

Daniel, for the Asetian Bible go to the Aset Ka official website (http://www.asetka.org) and in the AB page you can find 3 locations to buy it (there are countless others, even regular bookstores). These 3 mentioned by the AK are: Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble as Kotaro mentioned and The Book Depository. This last one has free worldwide shipping, check the button that says World to find the link.

Welcome to this Forum, Elaina.

Victor wrote:Be welcome, Elaina.

Daniel, for the Asetian Bible go to the Aset Ka official website (http://www.asetka.org) and in the AB page you can find 3 locations to buy it (there are countless others, even regular bookstores). These 3 mentioned by the AK are: Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble as Kotaro mentioned and The Book Depository. This last one has free worldwide shipping, check the button that says World to find the link.

I have never heard of The Book Depository, is it a good store? By which I mean a lot of choices and good selections. There have been many books I have wanted/needed in the past but no one really ever had them in stock.

Greetings and welcome to this forum Elaina

Elaina wrote:

Victor wrote:Be welcome, Elaina.

Daniel, for the Asetian Bible go to the Aset Ka official website (http://www.asetka.org) and in the AB page you can find 3 locations to buy it (there are countless others, even regular bookstores). These 3 mentioned by the AK are: Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble as Kotaro mentioned and The Book Depository. This last one has free worldwide shipping, check the button that says World to find the link.

I have never heard of The Book Depository, is it a good store? By which I mean a lot of choices and good selections. There have been many books I have wanted/needed in the past but no one really ever had them in stock.

I did not know about them either, but they seem to be pretty well known and respected in Europe, having won several awards for their service in the book industry, so I would say it is a good and trustable store. Of course having worldwide free shipping is a major asset and almost no other store offers such great conditions.
But if you wanna buy it from an American place, you still have Barnes and Noble that carries the Asetian Bible readily available and always in stock.

Jonathan