The first was an anti-suicide attempt, but I've since grown a lot with respect to my understanding of tulpas, and the rest of them were mostly made in the vein of discovery and development.
The responses are quite similar to my thoughts on the matter.
12:49 AM
Preventing that kind of power dynamic is reason enough to think ahead and be prepared for the responsibility. If somebody is not willing to allow their tulpa to use the body in the future should they desire to, they should not make a tulpa.
I guess it is best said that it is risky, rather than inherently immoral. I definitely don't think it is immoral for all people, and I think lots of tulpa live happily and the person who engaged with tulpamancy is healthier overall as a result.
There is also something to be said with playing with fire, giving to people a concept freely that can and will manifest in different systems in different people, often ones which are negative like this person is reporting. Even if tulpamancy isn't inherently immoral, it may well be for some individuals, and we don't have a sure-fire way of knowing if that's the case ahead of time.
it seems as though the poster assumes that most hosts intend never to allow their tulpa to possess or switch, as a lot of the points made are that tulpas are not treated fairly or equally
I would agree that it depends on the person. There are also a fair number of things a tulpa can do to make your life uncomfortable should you try to ignore/suppress them(edited)
At the very least... Generally speaking, treating a tulpa with the kindness and respect that another person close in your life is due should make this negative relationship quite unlikely.
12:57 AM
That kindness and respect should naturally lead to an equal relationship, as a tulpa and host are not different types of being.
How do you guys visualize, not including imposition/lucid dreaming? Does it feel like an image/memory pops into you head or do you close your eyes and re-construct the colorful light specs?
My visualization of Ranger can be choppy. He will move about, slithering around or whatnot, and it will seem like he's "teleporting" or I'm not keeping well enough track of him.
3:49 AM
If I try to get a good look at his face: sometimes it goes black or blurs out
If I mess around trying to piece together eye-specs and make a metal construct... the images blend and morph a lot but it seems slower and the colors are more vibrant
I'm not used to visualizing like this, but I wanted to know if this was something worth trying out. To me it seems like it would basically train imposition
3:54 AM
When you close your eyes, there's usually all of these light spots floating around. That's what I mean by "eye specs"
floaters are the squiggly things some people see with their eyes open (cuz of something actually inside of their eyes), completely different from the light spots one sees with one's eyes closed
I have tried lucid dreaming. It never worked out for me. That's a completely different thing. Here's a better example: Sometimes you can look at a squiggle on paper or some sand and see different shapes in the sand or the head of an animal on the squiggle. That's not hallucinating or anything, but that's essentially what I'm doing with the "eye specs". The specs are just like the random dots in the sand and my brain tries to find a pattern and make a mental picture out of it.