Tulpa Thread

[Tokiko No.]

Why haven't you created a Tulpa yet, /jp/?

When you practice meditation, I recommend listening to white noise. If you can, go for a walk outside, and just walk around. If you prefer to stay inside, it's easier to stay awake sitting down.

[Anonymous No.]

I heard tulpas will ultimately try to kill you or leave if it can't take you over. Think I'll stick to egregores, thanks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8658365
this is true.

[Anonymous No.]

Izzat, like, Paxton Fettel? Paranormal! xD

[Anonymous No.]

I can't even write fiction because I don't don't have the requisite self-confidence to "create life" for my fictional characters. A new consciousness is probably beyond me.

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>>8658365
I'm not much into that tulpas thing, but I can tell tulpas aren't the same type of phenomenon that poltergeists are.

Poltergeist is a total paranormal phenomenon, spiritual things affecting material things, and tulpas is more psicologial, only you can see, hear, and/or feel them, and is a thing happening inside your head after all.

About tulpas being able of become against you, I think is very likely, they comes from the subconscious or they feed from it, and subconscious tends to be traitor.

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[Anonymous No.]

I don't know how talking with a Tulpa's supposed to be like, yet. What do we talk about? How do I `make' it talk? Aside from the 3 or 4 /x/ guides I've seen on them, I haven't been able to find any decent stuff online about them.

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[Anonymous No.]

because tulpa aren't real. And even if they were eventually all they'd be trying to do is kill you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8658415
there is an IRC chat filled with people who supposedly have them who are helpful to newcomers. I talked to them once, they gave me some tips. Its a psychological thing. Nothing supernatural about it. You partition a part of brain and program it to become its own consciousness. It is its own being: treat it like a slave and it might indeed form negative repercussions.

[Anonymous No.]

This is against the word of God.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8658413
No. Unless you want a Succubus that will rape you until you hardly have enough enegry left to get a boner.

Can this really happen? This is my fetish.

[Anonymous No.]

>No. Unless you want a Succubus that will rape you until you hardly have enough enegry left to get a boner.

Can this really happen? This is my fetish.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8658452
Quote the Bible on this or I call bullshit, heretic.

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>>8658482
not who you are replying to, but I'll help out.
can't be bothered to actually research the bible, so check this out: http://christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-occult.html

[Tokiko No.]

>>8658482
It might be considered to be witchcraft. But electricity probably is, too. But as High Bishop H. C. Earwicker, I declare tulpas to be ``Subgenius friendly".

[nekosage No.]

>>8658532
>High Bishop
now you're just making things up
the term is Archbishop.

[Anonymous No.]

I might have been interested in this, had it not tried to shy away from the fact that you are intentionally driving yourself at least a little bit crazy to create it.

[Tokiko No.]

>>8658555
I say high bishop because I am high right now.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't want to give myself even more schizophrenia.

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>>8658452
Your God is nothing but a tool to keep people caged and obedient like sheep. Didn't they teach you that God created man in his image? This means we can create life and ourselves as well as the environment we live in. But what do I know? Go condemn yourself for getting lost in a fictional novel for all I care.

[Anonymous No.]

>God blablabla
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>>8658439
'kay, so all this is just Imaginary Friend 2.0, combined with a trolling recipe intended for guiding people with schizophrenic tendencies into having their initial psychotic break?

Nice.

I thought /x/ smelled a lot like Something Awful's baleful influence, now we know it for a fact.

[Anonymous No.]

Can you use these like the critters in that Darkness II game?

Whee, that'd be fun!

[Anonymous No.]

Posting as a college student with too much free time, an interest in psychedelia, and previous family history of schizophrenia, I have been at this for two days now (since the last fucking thread) adding 30 min of visualization to the 10min meditation sessions I usually do. I've also switched my sleep schedule to a polyphasic 3-nap type (for DILD), and continue to listen to white noise as I nap. Additionally, started supplementing melatonin, 5-htp, piracetam, and have transitioned my protein intake to be heavier in tryptamines in general.

So far, I've been able to envision a blurry form in limited interaction with a rather detailed environment featuring a statue of amida buddha. The meditation/visualization comes easily, although the lucid dreaming has become dysphoric, centering on themes of rape, torture, and death (go watch Hellraiser 1 and 2 for an vague analogue)

[Anonymous No.]

>>8659593
This seems like something that will positively effect your life if you continue; you may even want to spend even more time doing this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8659593
lol I am an vague analogue

[Anonymous No.]

It scares me that I can't get rid of tulpa if I want to.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8659624

>It scares me that I can't get rid of tulpa if I want to.
Why would you want to? Its a best friend that will never leave your side.
You need more devotion than that, anonymous!

[Anonymous No.]

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like become an vague analogue?

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>>8659688
But what if I fuck and my tulpa becomes mugen, always beside me

what then?

[Cudder !MhMRSATORI!!FBeUS42x4uM No.]

>>8659872
Then that would be the time to exclaim "mea tulpa!"

[Anonymous No.]

We knew that it would come to this, Diane. /jp/ have gone beyond loneliness and are now attempting to create a sentient life.

An interesting development. Without even knowing it, they are putting themselves on the path that looks beyond fear.

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>>8659872
Lol, that's awesome!

[Anonymous No.]

My tulpa wouldn't work in real world. She is 2D and would just look like moving cardboard cut-out

[Anonymous No.]

>>8660048
Ive been considering this and maybe it is possible for your tulpa to be 2d-ish but not completely flat, if I actually attempt this then that's how my tulpa would probably be.

[Anonymous No.]

captcha "Bain, yeableme"

[Tokiko No.]

>>8660082
2D just refers to the style, I think. Mine looks like a Touhou (can you guess which one?) but is still exists in three dimensions

[Anonymous No.]

bump dammit. More stories

[Anonymous No.]

>>8664201
I'm working on it, or her, to be exact. But I've got a pretty bad headache today. It might be unrelated, it might be related, who knows, either way I think I need a break.