Tulpa Discussion Thread V1.2

[Jokuc 8,173]

So you're saying "schizophrenics don't have people in their heads, they just think they do; this is why they can be made to not exhibit symptoms anymore by taking antipsychotic meds"? I don't follow. Are you saying that if they really had people in their heads, antipsychotic medication would have no effect? How would one differentiate between someone who really has people in their head (Person A) and someone who just thinks they do (Person ? In Western society, people seem to think that there can only be one mind in each body, so they would likely prescribe antipsychotics right away--the drugs could impede both Person A and B, and you would conclude that they were both in Group A.

 

Please quote or mention me so I know you replied to my comment

 

Anyway, yes. Because if there were two persons, how would the medicine differ between the two?

 

Found while google searching "is schizophrenia curable?": 

 

“While schizophrenia is not curable, it is an eminently treatable and manageable chronic illness, just like diabetes or heart disease,”

 

Just sayin', you don't have all your facts straight.

 

Sharlina: *sigh* All this debate and disagreement... Is it really so hard to believe we exist?

 

I do, please read all my posts before you comment on them.

When I said curable I didn't really mean literally curable. I meant alleviation from antipsychotic medications. So that'd be a "the person isn't exhibiting signs of the condition anymore" as the symptoms can come back once you stop taking medication.

 

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Tulpas just seem like a supernatural idea that is then attempted to be explained scientifically, or is explained through spirituality and philosophy, which makes for rather weak arguments, IMO.

 

Agreed, probably because the idea comes from religion, more precisely Buddhism.

[Snake 516]

Well, it seems to be that it sort of skirts a fine like with mental dishorder. If you do begin to legitimately feel like your 'Tulpa' is an actual living being. 

Disorder*

And it's nothing like that. Go google what a mental disorder is and come on back here.

[KruegerMeister 54]

I don't think I've heard of any case when someone stumbled upon a Tulpa, or found one without looking for it.

I stumbled upon five of my six tulpas, after intentionally looking for my first.

[Iris_ 136]

I stumbled upon five of my six tulpas, after intentionally looking for my first.

By which point you had already accepted to yourself that Tulpas exist. Since you already believed in them you didn't stumble upon one. Like you said, you intentionally looked for your first, and you found it.

[Snake 516]

By which point you had already accepted to yourself that Tulpas exist. Since you already believed in them you didn't stumble upon one. Like you said, you intentionally looked for your first, and you found it.

I've actually met a few people who had "tulpas" before they even knew what they were. It's not completely unheard of.

In a way, you are right about tulpas not being "real", since they obviously have no physical, real world forum. That being said, its indeed programming your brain to think for more than one person. It IS in a way, convincing yourself that they're sentient. Their existence stems from your brain, but since it's not directly connected to your "conscious", it really is like having another person there with you. That makes me feel they are sentient.

That's the logic behind it, of my understanding.

Edited July 2, 2015 by Snake

[Naiya The Brony 483]

I don't think I've heard of any case when someone stumbled upon a Tulpa, or found one without looking for it. 

Actually I've stumbled upon some few who accidentally made a tulpa without them realizing it, of course they don't know the term yet until they bumped on the term "tulpa". From what I've read, It all started when they made an "Imaginary friend" and Their imaginary friend begun acting on their own, without their recognition.

 

like this for example, someone commented on my Deviant Art.

 

"I guess I have a tulpa. Her name is Petina and she's mischievous little thing at times."

 

 

Edited July 2, 2015 by Nihi The Brony

[Boyevyye De 244]

Disorder*

And it's nothing like that. Go google what a mental disorder is and come on back here.

I know what it is and my point still stands. If you think something you ended up conjuring in your mind is real then that is an issue. 

[Snake 516]

I know what it is and my point still stands. If you think something you ended up conjuring in your mind is real then that is an issue. 

what makes it not real? are our dreams not real because they're in our head? are emotions not real because they're in our head?

I'm not asking you to understand it, but you DO need to respect it.

[Celestial Sloth 369]

Feels like a century since one of these debates came back around. 

 

I don't put a lot of stock in the objectively-speaking "Tulpae are real/not real because 'x'" arguments. I think it's all a belief thing, but the changes to me as an individual resulting from my tulpae are certainly real and measurable. Just as the emotions I get from them, like mentioned above, are real^. My one tulpa believes herself to be an extension of myself, but still a wholly different personality type, and is happy with the amount of independence that being 'different' affords. The other says he's "just kinda here" and doesn't care in the slightest.

 

So yeah, subjectivity and stuff. It's all very personal. If it feels real and is doing you good, enjoy it. 

 

Granted don't try to do some kind of tulpa-human soul infusion ritual involving the Blood of the Old Ones and live sacrifices. That never ends well. Trust me. 

[Holiday Agnaktor 1,436]

Granted don't try to do some kind of tulpa-human soul infusion ritual involving the Blood of the Old Ones and live sacrifices. That never ends well. Trust me. 

...Do you have... ...experience? 0.o

[Art Thief 215]

This could be a useful skill for when I inevitably end up in prison.

Edited July 3, 2015 by Art Thief

[Celestial Sloth 369]

...Do you have... ...experience? 0.o

 

Cthulhu made me promise not to talk about it and he's not someone you wanna go against. 

 

Wait.

 

Oh no.

 

Pls disregard.

[Holiday Agnaktor 1,436]

Oh.

 

In that case I didn't ask anything. O.o *shudders*

[KruegerMeister 54]

Does the idea that tulpas can exist have any bearing on the question of the nature of consciousness (as in "if we accept that people can form sentient beings in their minds through willpower, this would suggest that consciousness is _")?

Also, am I the first person to theorize that the brain is naturally full of "proto-tulpas" which grow into tulpas the minute you start tulpaforcing (similar to how the ovaries contain millions of eggs, one of which becomes a zygote once combined with a sperm cell)?

[aoEAF2FBvC0MIo2Q 3,673]

This is something that needs to be asked. Can a tulpa and the host merge into a single entity? Right now, it seems as though both of us are in control at once, forming a single consciousness and it seems to be working well for both of us, surprisingly. Normally having only the tulpa at the helm feels extremely uncomfortable, even for her but for the both of us to do so in an assimilated fashion, it feels much more natural somehow.

[Wolfeus Silverpaw 301]

This is something that needs to be asked. Can a tulpa and the host merge into a single entity? Right now, it seems as though both of us are in control at once, forming a single consciousness and it seems to be working well for both of us, surprisingly. Normally having only the tulpa at the helm feels extremely uncomfortable, even for her but for the both of us to do so in an assimilated fashion, it feels much more natural somehow.

 

Sharlina: Working in tandem with your tulpa? I don't see anything wrong with that.

 

Me: Yes, and while that may be true, it's important that you both acknowledge that you each have unique personalities. Just remember to stay true to yourselves.

[KruegerMeister 54]

I was told it was common for hosts to be their tulpas' pets (or at least, that it wasn't as rare as I thought). Is that true?

[Wolfeus Silverpaw 301]

I was told it was common for hosts to be their tulpas' pets (or at least, that it wasn't as rare as I thought). Is that true?

 

Sharlina: Funny you should ask! Actually, on the night I was created, I pet my host as he fell asleep. I believe that counts, yes? And I occasionally refer to my host as my pet human. Though, come to think of it... It's not really a master-pet relationship. We're more like partners, I think.

[KruegerMeister 54]

Is it possible to accomplish tactile imposition for sensations the host has never experienced?

[GuyNamedEarl 1,332]

Where can I get whatever you're smoking? Jk, this sounds really interesting.

[KruegerMeister 54]

Where can I get whatever you're smoking? Jk, this sounds really interesting.

[*fishes around pocket* I know I had my dealer's address somewhere .]

 

What would you say is the most interesting part?

[Shadow Skies 0]

How do you make one of these tulpas? Is there a set way to do this? I would love to have a tulpa of princess luna

[KruegerMeister 54]

 

How do you make one of these tulpas? Is there a set way to do this? I would love to have a tulpa of princess luna

There's a lot of info on http://www.Tulpa.Info 's FAQ section. I don't think you should expect the tulpa to be exactly like Luna. Edited July 11, 2015 by KruegerMeister

[Holiday Agnaktor 1,436]

How do you make one of these tulpas? Is there a set way to do this? I would love to have a tulpa of princess luna

Yeah, what KruegerMeister said. If you do make a tulpa exactly like Luna, be sure to tell her that she isn't actually Luna. Otherwise she might get an identity crisis. It's a thing. :c

[KruegerMeister 54]

Something awesome just happened.

 

[*drumroll*]

 

Nina: I was possessing my host last night--fell asleep like that. He had my dream.