Sky Warden

LOL. We Asian are famous for having scary local ghosts. Try Indonesian horror movies, but I don't think they have one for international use. Well, I'm not sure what genre is this, but that which starts with mutant rabbits are sometimes terrible. Explosions... explosions everywhere. American are awesome at special effect. Their animation movies are good, but I don't know why, I don't really enjoy Transformer.

Well, I love martial art movies made by Chinese or other Asian country. They have good fighting scenes, and it's not all about fighting. They have good moral values, like honor, respect, mercy, and love. But seriously, American martial art movies are terrible. They better make more Sci-Fi or Comedy like Bruce Almighty.

Worst movie I've ever seen? I have some actually. They are all American martial art movies. I forget their titles, but I remember one titled "The Quest". The fighting scenes are ridiculous, so fake, and full of scenario and drama. It's all about revenge, hatred, etc. It's really hard to call them martial art movies. Oh, there's also one titled "Bloodsport" there. The tittle really pissed me off. They think martial art is just about killing and revenge. Bah! What a shame.

Tulpaforcing means working on your tulpa. Simply focus just on your tupla (which is not wise since it's always better to focus on everything). For the mental stuff, interact with it. Ask it a question. Treat it as if it has its own mind, opinion, point of view. As a person. Well... it's a person indeed. How else can I say it? For the physical stuff, try to feel your tulpa. Think about it. Think about every single detail of your tulpa. You may feel a kind of magnetic field or force around if you put enough energy on it. Just like this. Try to imagine a ball in your hand. Believe that there's a ball with no colour there. Believe here doesn't mean that it's only an illusion. Believe here means that you really think about it. That means you really put energy on it. Once you can imagine the ball in your hand, try to rub its surface with your finger, slowly, and don't try to 'impale' it by force. Just feel the surface. You will feel like there's really a ball there. You will feel it like a magnet rejecting each other. I bet you've ever played with magnet before. That feels like it. It feels like there's an invisible magnetic field in your hand. That's actually energy, and energy vibrates. That's why you (especially your brain) can detect it. This is very weak if you compare it to actual physical object. Very (very (very)) weak. You can't use it against real physical objects. It can do nothing to actual physical objects, so don't ask your tulpa to do your laundry. I bet every tulpamancer here knows it. You can't really get tired just by tulpaing. You need a particular training to apply your energy outside your body. In my level, I just can 'radiate' energy and 'cover' my body parts with energy, so I can break hard things (iron, rock, etc) with my hand. Tulpa is actually just a training to focus on things. It's not really focused on energy manipulation, but it does have something to do with energy (and vibration). Try to imagine what will happen if you train hard and really really can master energy manipulation. Wait. I think people who has joined this thread for a long time are the ones responsible for answering questions. I forgot that I'm new to the thread.

Such things happen very often in Southeast Asia. I've seen it in many occasions as well. The latest event, my USB modem fell on my head out of nowhere. P.S. My roof is flat and clear.

You... you... I can't believe this! You use my OC for the example! I'm in! I really love your style , but... only one OC? Hmm... I'm not sure about the pose then. You can draw me next to anypony (it's better somepony important), and the pose is up to you, but I want to remind you that Sky Warden is a calm pony. He doesn't grin often, and usually just makes a medium-small-sized smile. Do you need the reference for his Cutie Mark, colour, mane, etc? P.S. His wings aren't big enough. Read the description.

Well, do you have a special nickname to call your mancer? Mine always calls me "lad" though he always says that I have a mind like people who lived in the 12th century. P.S. Sorry. Lived, not loved. I bucking hate typos.

What do you dislike most about your tulpamancer?

What do you think about crow, eagle, or falcon? I mean, birds rule they love snake for breakfast. :3

Oh of course not. Bit rate? Human brain is the one that vibrates, not tulpa. Geez, everybody knows that tulpa isn't in human brain, and brain isn't related to human mind at all. Hah! How could I forget this? Silly me. Of course, those 'spiritual masters' know the truth. Well, now you get the proof of that one thing, Sky.

Wait, Google doesn't have that feature?! Dang it! I will make my own Google! With download-able food and juice! D:<

Can you give me the link to that food? I want to download and eat it. :3

Oh great! Now I need to look for something to eat! ):<

I think I can taste it just by seeing it. o_o

I love this kind of thread. You can use Sky Warden by the link on my signature for the reference. If you want to draw the mare as well, here's the reference. Thank you and good luck with the project.

I don't judge musics from its date. I judge it from the quality. The problem is, more than half musics I can find these days are mainstream, and is similar to each other. Listen carefully to the back sound. Dug dug tak dug dug tak. Always similar to that, just with different tempo. Also, the theme. Most music these days are about... well, just around that. Speaking of music, the role of instruments is important as well. Some musics these days use instruments to make your feet shuffle, not to really distribute the feel, the idea, the story of the song. It's just a set of funky tones, and while you're dancing with it, the singer opens his or her lips and say words. Not all of them though. I do find some new musics that are good. Costume is a different thing, so is the musician's lifestyle.

I'm not an Atheist, and I'm a Muslim, but I'm not so religious. I want to say that I like Atheist people more than regular religious people, even regular Muslim. I've seen many Atheists who are more tolerant, and 'pure' on doing good things. The idea of "I do good things because I want a place in Heaven" sounds disgusting to me. That's not the right reason to do good things, nor is the reason why religions ask people to do good things. Do good things because we really love it. Because of our humanity, not because "my religion asks me to do so." There's a teaching of "Ikhlas" in Islam that means "do good things without asking for reward" but it's misunderstood by most Muslim. They 'change' the meaning to "do good things for the God" which is not true. My fellow Muslim keep talking about "you don't pray enough! Aren't you afraid of Hell?" I just say this whenever they say something like that : I don't want to trade with God. I do good things because my heart desires humanity, not because I'm afraid of Hell. Hell with Hell. I don't care about it. Look at religious people these days. They pray often, but their heart are just the same. They complain about life, people, their neighbors, economy, and they underestimate people with other religion beliefs and atheists. Seriously, they chuckle whenever they hear about other religions or atheism. They 'read' (without understanding the meaning, since we're not Arabian) Al-Qur'an everyday, but they don't learn from it at all. They belittle me because I just read the translation, since I don't understand Arabic. Man, what's the point of the holy book? The teaching, not the papers! Not the language as well. Once I accidentally dropped one, and they looked at me as if I was doing something very-very terrible. THEY'RE LIKE WORSHIPING PAPERS AND THEY DENY IT. That doesn't mean that I hate my own religion. I just find the followers these days are... stupid. They ignore the teachings of the religion itself. Religion doesn't make good people. People aren't good because of their religion. Religion is just like a guide line on how to be a good people. It's just a guide line, that's all. You don't have to have a religion to be a good person. It's your heart. I'm stick with my religion since I like its guide line, but I'm not crazy about it. I like some atheists because they're pure, and do good things because of humanity, and heart. Not like those people who want to 'buy' the heaven. Ah yes, Buddhism is a good teaching too. By the way, I think you need to make a poll, so people can see the exact number. Just a suggestion.

What do you mean with not fully drawn? I will wait for yours then. I don't know. That will be too big to handle. Better one thread for one group. That's easier to handle.

This is how I haunt people. No. I will just make the proof reader group. I'm not a visual artists. By the way, I thought you have made the recruitment thread? I saw a similar new project in the Creative Resource.

Cool. What are you using?