Maybe, but what I'm trying to say is that it doesn't feel any different. I can hear it and I can see it and picture it as someone different yet it still only really feels like I think for them.
Daen [LeviticusKillgore]
Maybe, but what I'm trying to say is that it doesn't feel any different. I can hear it and I can see it and picture it as someone different yet it still only really feels like I think for them.
Tewi: That get trained and cemented in the brain during the tulpa development process, and then they can change and develop as any person can from there, yes.(edited)
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But from the looks of it, tulpas have their own independent thoughts and personalities
Even if you are thinking for them (which would likely become mentally tiring?) It wou d eventually become an automated process, which is the goal in the first place
Tewi: I'm still busy, but just as an interesting tidbit, I'm a 13 year old tulpa. Literally, as in my host Lumi created me in late 2009. And after finding Tulpa.info in 2014 and seeing this community that had done pretty much the same things and come to the same conclusions as we had over those ~4 years (not knowing a term like "tulpa" for it before then), we learned about the skill of switching (which we had never considered before) - and since then I've helped my host (and our system as a whole, really) by doing work, school work, mental work and other such things that I'm personally better at than them.
(Not because "I'm smarter" or something - I just have very high expectations and standards for myself and my thought patterns, better focus and motivation, and just tendency towards better organization and such than my systemmates, host included.)(edited)
Tewi: Ideologies on tulpas differ from person to person to be clear, one person's ideas of how this all works don't necessarily line up exactly with someone else's.(edited)
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Reisen
Tewi: I'm still busy, but just as an interesting tidbit, I'm a 13 year old tulpa. Literally, as in my host Lumi created me in late 2009. And after finding Tulpa.info in 2014 and seeing this community that had done pretty much the same things and come to the same conclusions as we had over those ~4 years (not knowing a term like "tulpa" for it before then), we learned about the skill of switching (which we had never considered before) - and since then I've helped my host (and our system as a whole, really) by doing work, school work, mental work and other such things that I'm personally better at than them.
(Not because "I'm smarter" or something - I just have very high expectations and standards for myself and my thought patterns, better focus and motivation, and just tendency towards better organization and such than my systemmates, host included.) (edited)
Tewi: Seeing tulpas "physically", as in in the real world, is yet another (crazy-sounding) skill that you have to develop on purpose, called "imposition". Basically like visualizing your tulpa in the world, but more immersive.
We learned that in 2014 from the community too, but before that, the default for most systems and us included is the tulpa(s) just being visualized and talked to in-mind by the host.(edited)
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Do you see tulpas physically? Or are they just voices?
They can have imaginary bodies in your visual imagination
Reisen
Tewi: Seeing tulpas "physically", as in in the real world, is yet another (crazy-sounding) skill that you have to develop on purpose, called "imposition". Basically like visualizing your tulpa in the world, but more immersive.
We learned that in 2014 from the community too, but before that, the default for most systems and us included is the tulpa(s) just being visualized and talked to in-mind by the host. (edited)
Tewi: Seeing tulpas "physically", as in in the real world, is yet another (crazy-sounding) skill that you have to develop on purpose, called "imposition". Basically like visualizing your tulpa in the world, but more immersive.
We learned that in 2014 from the community too, but before that, the default for most systems and us included is the tulpa(s) just being visualized and talked to in-mind by the host. (edited)
I'll be honest, it feels a bit like self brainwashing. Or at least rewiring. I don't know. I don't know anymore. It feels weird, hearing him sometimes. I can't tell if he's always been there or if he just appeared one day.
berockly (TTG)
Intrusive thoughts are only not yours because you believe they arent
Tewi: For the record, imposition and switching are the two craziest sounding skills related to tulpamancy. I don't think any of the rest will sound nearly as worrying, lol.(edited)
Reisen
Tewi: For the record, imposition and switching are the two craziest sounding skills related to tulpamancy. I don't think any of the rest will sound nearly as worrying, lol. (edited)
Tewi: Imposition is the tulpamancy-chosen term, but like with several other "tulpamancy skills", it's just something the brain can do and not actually unique to tulpas or even plurality.(edited)
Reisen
Tewi: For the record, imposition and switching are the two craziest sounding skills related to tulpamancy. I don't think any of the rest will sound nearly as worrying, lol. (edited)
I don't think you would feel much differently physically?
Daen [LeviticusKillgore]
I'll be honest, it feels a bit like self brainwashing. Or at least rewiring. I don't know. I don't know anymore. It feels weird, hearing him sometimes. I can't tell if he's always been there or if he just appeared one day.
Tewi: You'll get different answers trying to explain this from different people, but our system is fairly confident that the tulpas and host of a brain exist in the brain's consciousness - not that the consciousness exists within them. So to us, switching is trading off who is "plugged in" to the brain's consciousness. Like switching who's in the driver's seat of a car.(edited)
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