Parroting as an early forcing method has been out of fashion for years and I'm bringing it back a bit, just because framing it as an intentional method helps prevent "parrotnoia"
6:43 PM
(@ people used to exclusively hearing it as a bad thing)
Parrotnoia became the norm, and people started using "parroting" to mean "I don't think my tulpa is actually the one speaking, I think it's just me" - which is horrible to think, for development
6:47 PM
But it was originally meant as an intentional early vocality training technique
Parroting as an early forcing method has been out of fashion for years and I'm bringing it back a bit, just because framing it as an intentional method helps prevent "parrotnoia"
Yeah that's okay! Parroting is a good step
Eventually she'll be able to talk without you making her talk though
So if you want to have more convos with you parroting for her, feel free
8:33 PM
Just try not to think too much about it. Sometimes it might feel like "oh, did she say that, or did i?" If that happens, assume it was her, because it probably was.
What are your opinions of my process and how can I improve? I just started and so far I have passively forced often throughout the day, just thinking of her name or inquiring what she thinks about what's going on or scenery, etc. At night I've spent about an hour or more before bed trying to actively force. I mindspeak and tell her what her traits are. So far I have around 20, mostly based on an INFJ personality. I close my eyes sitting in bed and try to imagine the same room but with her sitting in front of me or laying by me in a human form. Sometimes I just visualize a ball of light or essence because I think it's probably easier. I'd love to hear suggestions
That seems like a good process, it's similar to what i did
You could also try talking to her, to see if she'll respond yet. If she doesn't respond, you could try parroting if you're comfortable, which is consciously coming up with what she would say.
I got my tulpa responding to me on day 2 so it's not too early imo
If you're not comfortable yet though, that's okay
Part of creating a tulpa is becoming comfortable with the thought processes
Almost instantly I got like intrusive thoughts that were like parroting but it felt like just imagining any other person speak. It's also hard to wade through intrusive thoughts in general that disrupt focus. I feel comfortable but I would probably get freaked out the first time they surprise me with speech lol(edited)
Best to take what you imagine as your tulpa speaking, unless of course they're saying really bad or clearly negative, unhealthy things.
Holsri
Almost instantly I got like intrusive thoughts that were like parroting but it felt like just imagining any other person speak. It's also hard to wade through intrusive thoughts in general that disrupt focus. I feel comfortable but I would probably get freaked out the first time they surprise me with speech lol (edited)
Maybe random thought is a better term for what I am trying to convey. But thank you for the input. I'm naturally a skeptical person so it's hard to suspend disbelief in scenarios like that
I think what I am partly experiencing is like thinking a sentence and then automatically knowing the impression so I generate a response. But when focusing hard, I cannot hear her or get any feedback yet.
I think what I am partly experiencing is like thinking a sentence and then automatically knowing the impression so I generate a response. But when focusing hard, I cannot hear her or get any feedback yet.
Go with the former and not the latter. Tulpas run off the same brain, and your brain knows what you're thinking before you finish wording it, so you can get responses part way through saying something. Meanwhile if you focus hard like that, you kinda just shut everything up so no one says anything
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For wonderland focus, you can try verbally describing what you're seeing and doing, to keep everything consistent and on course, and it can help with visual quality too.
Form changing is common-ish. You can take it as intrusive thoughts/imagery or you can take it as your tulpa changing their form
3:44 PM
Also if wonderland is being too troublesome you can just focus on interacting with your tulpa. Some people find writing to their tulpa helpful for focus
Yuka
Go with the former and not the latter. Tulpas run off the same brain, and your brain knows what you're thinking before you finish wording it, so you can get responses part way through saying something. Meanwhile if you focus hard like that, you kinda just shut everything up so no one says anything
Also if wonderland is being too troublesome you can just focus on interacting with your tulpa. Some people find writing to their tulpa helpful for focus
At least, I'd think so. Whether it's active or passive, it would still be helping develop them, so I'd focus more on that.
1:55 AM
You can always gradually build up your wonderland as you learn to better visualize more simple objects. Personally, I'd start with a very simple WL, with not a whole lot of detail to misremember
1:56 AM
it doesn't have to be a perfect sequence, IMO. We personally fuck things up all the time, but then go "oh well, where were we again?" and start back with what we know.
1:57 AM
It can be a little bothersome, but it's not the end of the world.
I think my tulpa is talking to me? I’m not sure if it’s me but I’m not sure if it’s my tulpa, I’ve had her for 3-4 days and when I parrot her sometimes I feel like she did respond but I’m not sure if it was her or if it was me. When i say it back as me it doesn’t feel the same when my tulpa might of said it
5:35 PM
Yesterday I said I like southpark (dont ask) and i heard a “me too” from my head but I wasn’t sure if it was me or not or I was convincing myself it was my tulpa(edited)
I think my tulpa is talking to me? I’m not sure if it’s me but I’m not sure if it’s my tulpa, I’ve had her for 3-4 days and when I parrot her sometimes I feel like she did respond but I’m not sure if it was her or if it was me. When i say it back as me it doesn’t feel the same when my tulpa might of said it
Just dont overthink it, keep going and your tulpa will be fully talking by themselves in no time.
Even if she is not fully separate i would encourage you to bring her here and let her talk to people (if she wants of course)
That might help a lot.