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But really, no one cares. People feel self-conscious buying odd things if it's for themself, but if it were an actual gift for someone else they would probably not feel self-conscious at all
I've recently gotten into the habit of more constant narration and they're a lot more responsive now. when i really focus i think i can hear a tiny bit of their voice
Tulpas living their own life in WL when you are not focused on them. A lot of people claimed this kind of stuff but I believe it's no different from children's rationalization of their imaginary friends living their own life when they are not with them.
People that say that are usually people claiming to have a massive amount of tulpas and are just trying to make themselves think their tulpas are actually there even though it’s impossible to actually give them all the time they need
Another thing
“Self forcing” that doesn’t include fronting and is just in headspace isn’t a thing and just an excuse for people that don’t give their tulpas enough time
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Another thing
“Self forcing” that doesn’t include fronting and is just in headspace isn’t a thing and just an excuse for people that don’t give their tulpas enough time
People think like the host switching out is gonna be like them going unconscious like sleeping and I mean... maybe SORT of in a vague sense but not at all like what they're usually thinking
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Tulpas living their own life in WL when you are not focused on them. A lot of people claimed this kind of stuff but I believe it's no different from children's rationalization of their imaginary friends living their own life when they are not with them.
Yeah...
I bet parallel processing isn't going to be all that it's cracked up to be, but I'm hoping I can achieve results with it. However, from what I studied so far, I'm going to be annoyed if the truth is tulpas in parallel can't really properly think in parallel, so they "dream" or whatever else. It would align with my beliefs you should still make an effort to spend time with your tulpas though.
Unolan
What's a common tulpa experience in the community you just don't believe in/believe is possible?
I don't believe anything magical actually happens, but sometimes the explanation can be more interesting. I think system hopping is complex, dedicated personality forcing that requires two systems to really know each other to pull off. I don't think soulbonds are actually from another dimension, but I believe that unconsciously, their "memories" do influence their personality and behavior. I don't think tulpas can interact with the physical world, but I find the idea of a group of people weirded out by something and suddenly hallucinating a tulpa to be really interesting.
A long kiss goodnight
Yeah...
I bet parallel processing isn't going to be all that it's cracked up to be, but I'm hoping I can achieve results with it. However, from what I studied so far, I'm going to be annoyed if the truth is tulpas in parallel can't really properly think in parallel, so they "dream" or whatever else. It would align with my beliefs you should still make an effort to spend time with your tulpas though.
If it turns out to be a myth, I want to at least establish I checked everything I could get my hands on. Parallel processing was seen as a normal part of tulpamancy back then, if I'm going to put the last few nails in that coffin and teach it isn't real, I want to be absolutely sure before I publish any guide material.
Given what I learned, I think there's definitely something there. I met another system who claimed they could parallel process, but they didn't know it was parallel processing. People sometimes use vocality as an example of light parallel processing, and while I disagree I think it's worth it to look deeper into the concept parallel processing is another aspect of independence and autonomy. Additionally, I mentioned the "persistent realms" example, I want to see if I can recreate that myself. Worst case scenario, I don't think parallel processing is completely fake, even if the key selling point turns out to be(edited)
Disagreed there tbh. It's really not that hard to quantify it. I do like the idea that you're more so splitting the processing power rather than adding more so having someone with a lot of it try in that approach might be interesting
I don't really know what to expect, but I expect some sort of consequence one way or another.
From what I studied, it's not uncommon for the inner world to have "reduced bandwidth" to the point you can't function very well. For instance, headmates tend to be more impulsive and emotional while some reported being in a dream-like state. It may be a spectrum of how much you can work with.
There are a good number of techniques out there that can help you keep Seb afloat. You may have already heard of the bracelet method and similar versions of that. Oh yeah, I forgot about the string guide(edited)
+a walk-in came for a while,made a "news report" regarding the latest events from our mindscape as well as the first "Monthly Freeing From Dokuro Commemoration" Mat's planning tomorrow
4:10 AM
(i'm waiting for a anti-air birch and Smoleńsk Catastrophe reference, Aki! )
Something that's always said is the anxiety n such around parroting and how to deal with that and etc. Has anyone ever asked or thought about how would a tulpa (if you could even call it in that case) develop if it was only through parroting?
In short, you don't have to fulfill an arbitrary number of hours to achieve tulpa creation and there isn't a magic window for sentience, as long as you work towards sentience you are only more likely to achieve it
Part of me feels like tulpa speaking is less about the tulpa developing its own channel to speak through and more so the parroting becoming "independent" in a way
10:11 PM
Still coming from the host but the host doing different "thinking logic", if that makes sense.
Flodos
everyone was using FAQ_man's guides back then, and when I lost contact is then people started questioning the hourcounts
This is thinking me of an alternative way of creating a tulpa; rather than the usual "talk to the void and wait for it to give slight responses then slightly more vocal til someone is there" if a "fully parrot the tulpa until they're independent & saying or doing things you didn't parrot or expect them to" approach would work
10:16 PM
You could start with generic phrases and responses but I'm sure they'd slowly start taking their own speech patterns
Due to the way our system works we don't really fear it; we all see eachother as a different parts of the host that due to some emotional history he ended repressing so there's no problem if he "parrots" us because in the end we are still him, in a certain way.
I was thinking about one system where the host tried making new versions of her servitor, but that's certainly something I never heard of before.
When my host sort of abandoned our system, he "combined" a bunch of characters into one. It turns out it wasn't really combining, the strongest "character" is possibly the oldest tulpa in our system, the rest became lost to the mind, and the end result was my creation.
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