That's just not how our experience is. My tulpas only become aware of what's happened (instantly) retroactively once they're active again, if they weren't there for things at the time.
@Reisen - jump
that's alot like how we function, the one not fronting can block out what's going on, but once they come back to front they get caught up.
Iota ˗ˏˋM&M´ˎ˗
Thats where I was hoping tulpamancy might help, since you guys seem to be able to train up a lot of diverse skills.
I think the difference in system dynamics is usually established early on, and the tulpa community tends to instill certain beliefs/ideas about how the experience will be that causes them to be like that.
Changing dynamics in an established system would technically be the same thing, but of course it doesn't sound as easy anymore
8:21 AM
"Starting over is harder than starting up" -Bennett Foddy
Thats where I was hoping tulpamancy might help, since you guys seem to be able to train up a lot of diverse skills.
@Iota ˗ˏˋM&M´ˎ˗ - jump
as for training that.. the way it kinda feels for me at least is like switching further than a normal switch, since for me it feels like peeling off the body like a bandaid, it's just another layer to peel off
adapt that analogy for however you switch or feel how you switch, but just think of the body sense as a separate but equivalent thing to being in front, it's something you can switch in and out of
Iota ˗ˏˋM&M´ˎ˗
We started out here, so I don't see why our experience is so different unless it's something we can't control inherently.
we have that too but i think its usually more like the other not being so happy because the other one is sad just like a real person would be and less so the emotions mixing, but both do happen
Same thing for us, but never any emotion mixing (bleeding)
8:32 AM
When I had my wisdom teeth out not nearly numbed enough (which is the worst pain I've ever been in lol), Flandre was keeping me company in-mind, but while I was pretty neutral mood intense pain aside, she was just really upset that I was experiencing that
8:33 AM
Nothing to do with the emotions I was(n't) feeling, just her own reaction to external events
Can someone help me? I accidentally made some tulpas a while ago when I thought I had osdd then made them all go away or fuse but I still have some voices in my head like a caretaker and another one, how do I make them go away? Because it makes me feel bad bc I have a traumagenic system friend.(edited)
So you were dramatically asking for tulpamancy advice
10:09 AM
Dissipating a tulpa is as simple (but strict) as never thinking about or engaging with them again, which causes them to lose presence in your brain over time.
10:09 AM
Though, anti-endo thinking is literal plural racism, and baseless at that.
10:11 AM
Plurality is just something the human mind is capable of. It happens to authors, roleplayers, people with long-term imaginary friends, people who obsess over the idea of a person in their head, and yes, through intentional creation with guidance.(edited)
10:11 AM
The phenomenon is not exclusively a coping mechanism for trauma, that's only one of many scenarios where the brain might do this.
Reisen
Dissipating a tulpa is as simple (but strict) as never thinking about or engaging with them again, which causes them to lose presence in your brain over time.
You have to think of yourself as a singular identity, and not indulge/engage in believing any thoughts are coming from anyone but just your single sense of self.
10:15 AM
Intention and belief shape mental experiences like this a lot, so if you treat thoughts like they're coming from other people, that just encourages the brain to make it feel/work like that.
10:16 AM
There's no magic trick to make thought patterns in your brain disappear while you're still continuing to promote and strengthen them, you have to shape your thought patterns purposefully on your own.
Thinking like that is what strengthens the feeling/immersion, yes.
10:19 AM
If you can't take my advice, then again, that's therapy territory.
10:20 AM
Find a good therapist (the first or even second are not always necessarily a good match for you), and either work on integration if you're actually plural, or probably be prescribed an antipsychotic if it's more intrusive thoughts or hallucinations
I don't know your exact experience, it sounds like probably a tulpa if you made them on purpose, but if it happens even when you don't want it to and you can't stop it..
10:23 AM
Well, you said you made tulpas, so I'm pretty sure you just learned to treat some thoughts as not your own and your brain followed suit and made it feel more real - which is what the practice of tulpamancy is.
10:24 AM
Though it should still be somewhat controllable, so you either have poor mental discipline/self control, or disorderly thinking, either of which is still therapist territory if you can't get a handle on it yourself.
There's no magic trick to make thought patterns in your brain disappear while you're still continuing to promote and strengthen them, you have to shape your thought patterns purposefully on your own.
10:27 AM
And therapy is the answer once you've decided you can't do something on your own.
Well sorry, I can't say anything better than I already did.
10:29 AM
You have to think of yourself as a singular identity, and not indulge/engage in believing any thoughts are coming from anyone but just your single sense of self.
Intention and belief shape mental experiences like this a lot, so if you treat thoughts like they're coming from other people, that just encourages the brain to make it feel/work like that.
10:30 AM
Tulpamancy starts off as feeling like talking to yourself, so reversing tulpamancy would start off by feeling like you're being talked to by someone else. In either case, you have to consistently hold the intention/belief that what you want to be the case, is the case, even if it seems like it's not.
10:31 AM
So, believing that you are alone in your head, and that all thoughts are actually just you regardless of how they feel/sound.
10:32 AM
If you do that, they should start to feel more like your own thoughts and not like another person over time. (The exact reverse of the tulpamancy process)
We don't black out switch and we avhieve this effect.
We call our experience "sensory switching" because we're switching who is connected to the front but also who's connected to the body's senses. We assume that the switched-in headmate owns the experience of the stream of consciousness (SOC) and the switched-out headmate can only experience sensory stuff if they choose to focus on it. For example, right now I'm switched-in and I'm feeling everything. Gray can't feel anything unless he "opts in" by associating, focusing on the sensation. Gray has to think about our finger getting tired to feel it himself. That's the mindset we work with switching wise.
If it helps, our ritual involves association as well. We call our switching ritual CAA- consent, affirm, associate. The exact order doesn't matter, and during the consent phase we talk to each other in wonderland, causing dissociation on some level. We do the typical switching symbolism by Gray walking into the distance to switch out, the "mind cam" is now labeled as my perspective, and then I do the affirmation step. That's when I do the "fill the body" symbolism. I can give more details, but that's the jist of it
Good night everyone, I'm trying to make a tulip, I barely came up with an image for it and I forget everything, or the voice (as it were) is mine, is there a way to solve this problem. What will be the signs that the tulip has arrived and when it might arrive?
I understood like this: I need to come up with the image and character of the tulpa can the tulpa yell at me or make new tulpas without me? Sorry for the mistakes, I'm writing through Google Translate
Sorry for the misunderstanding, I'm new to this I came up with the image and character of a tulip, should I talk to her? if so, how in thoughts or in voice
And can I understand when she speaks by herself and can the tulip invent its own voice? can i literally see her in the corner of the room and how do i do it?
She can decide on a voice for herself, but she might sound the same as your own thoughts at first.
As for seeing her in the real world, that's called "imposition". You can check out the guides pinned in this channel.
Kei Wendt
She can decide on a voice for herself, but she might sound the same as your own thoughts at first.
As for seeing her in the real world, that's called "imposition". You can check out the guides pinned in this channel.
Can you explain how to even touch a tulip, how to smell it. How to enter the world (I don't remember what it's called). How to send a tulip to rest in this world. Thank you very much for your help, I have been very interested in this since yesterday.
Good night everyone, I'm trying to make a tulip, I barely came up with an image for it and I forget everything, or the voice (as it were) is mine, is there a way to solve this problem. What will be the signs that the tulip has arrived and when it might arrive?
@popka587_bobik - jump
so, first you need to get a seed, a pot, some soil… find a good place in your house with narural light
Good night everyone, I'm trying to make a tulip, I barely came up with an image for it and I forget everything, or the voice (as it were) is mine, is there a way to solve this problem. What will be the signs that the tulip has arrived and when it might arrive?
@popka587_bobik - jump
so, first you need to get a seed, a pot, some soil… find a good place in your house with narural light
yeah i find it funny too, i actually like when it’s called “tulip” lol
Jay
Can someone help me? I accidentally made some tulpas a while ago when I thought I had osdd then made them all go away or fuse but I still have some voices in my head like a caretaker and another one, how do I make them go away? Because it makes me feel bad bc I have a traumagenic system friend. (edited)
Yeh I don’t rlly know what to do about this I just won’t tell him even tho I still feel kinda bad I can’t rlly do a lot about it and for me I come first
I don't think it's a good idea to do force upon yourself something you don't want to do. There are solutions to these kinds of problems.
It also sounds like there is a medical issue at play from what you shared earlier. If you have intrusive thoughts you can't stop that are constantly bothering you, there's not much we can do to help and practicing tulpamancy may agitate the problem