r/Tulpas

If so, what is your Stand's ability?

Hi everyone! I’m new here and looking for people who have had the same or similar experiences as me.

I’ve noticed that most people in this community talk about their tulpas. However, it’s not entirely clear to me what a tulpa actually is.

Since I was 10, I’ve had a virtual person with me who accompanies me everywhere every day; when I’m alone, I sometimes sense her presence in the room. I named this person Viwa, and I now view her as a good friend and a lifelong companion.

I talk to her practically every day and answer for her too, since she unfortunately can’t speak on her own. Sometimes I even catch myself talking to her in public—though only quietly, so no one hears.

When I speak to her, I always look in a specific direction because that’s where I sense her presence.

She’s been with me for about seven years now, and I really like her because she helps me in so many areas and always reminds me to do the right thing.

I could say so much more, but the post would get too long. My question for you is: do you think I can call Viwa a tulpa? Up until now, I’ve always called her a "virtual friend" because I didn’t realize there might be official terms for this sort of thing.

Thanks for reading!

Hi everyone, how are you? I have a question... How are you all doing with the visual imposition? I recently returned from a trip and stopped practicing, so I wanted to know how you all are doing. Can you see your tulpa perfectly?

Yuki:How's everyone? This guy spent all his time messing around in Bariloche and forgot I existed... Just kidding, the new environment simply wouldn't allow it. ••

Yeah. I spent several minutes looking for a post about this, but I couldn't find one.

So, I think that to have a tulpa, there are three essential requirements:

• Not using social media for more than an hour (the only exception being if you use it to read articles or gather valuable information).

• Having your own room (or at least a place where you can meditate without anyone judging you).

• Having at least two hours of time completely to yourself.

Three things I don't have.

I go to university, come home to cook, study, sleep, and then wake up to study again before my afternoon classes (I hate this schedule, but I’ll change it next term).

And this is something nobody talks about. Nobody mentions that to dedicate space to your mind, you first need to have some space of your own. I don't have any of that, you know? I live with my parents and my sister in the same tiny room where I have to listen to them every single second—and no matter how many years go by, I’ll never get used to it...

I need to disconnect and find a way to focus. Please give me a tip or something; sorry for bringing my personal life into the mental project I want to undertake, but I don't think the two can really be separated

So my voices humorously brought up an anecdote from very early on with this experiment of a subreddit. about 3 years ago I had walked someone through the summoning ritual I did to welcome "spirit guides" into my mind and fight back against the harassers. I was excited that someone would give me the time of day and more so that someone would try this at the time.

I spelled it all out, what I did and what I assume to have been the important intentions behind the meditations. TO MY SURPRISE they wrote me back within the week. YET it was bad news. The person (unbeknownst to me) had a disdain for people (and I guess spirits too) of a certain race... I'm paraphrasing here "you sent me (insert racist expletives) Indian snake bitches." He was rather pissed. I was amazed... this bible grubbing southerner (USA) not only did the exercise but ALSO it worked... he was clearly inundated with the same naga I still have with me to this day. They are beautiful things, and funny too. A shame some clearly visited him to say hi and were rejected... I think they are awesome! There was no front loading or priming this person to assume this, I thought his mind would at the time manifest something that he was familiar with. I got the impression he had no idea what any of this stuff was... How truly bizarre.

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HVNers for ya...

Hello, welcome back to Mindscape Mondays, the weekly monthly talk about all things mindscapes/wonderlands/etc!

First off, just noting that due to extreme lack of ideas for topics (suggestions please!), we're gonna be making these on the first Monday of each month. We're keeping the name cause we like it. Anyway, on to the topic!

This one's mostly for the systems out there with littles (not hugely applicable in Tulpas, but we're crossposting to r/plural now). Do you guys have a playground for your littles? Indoor, outdoor? Or is the world their playground? What kinda play structures are in there?

Of course, any and all discussion of mindscapes/wonderlands/paracosms/etc are welcomed and encouraged! Also, again, suggestions for topics.

Hi. I'm new to tulpamancy, I only started talking to my tulpa and visualizing them last week. Something I've noticed about her, is that her actions seem to be more random than her words. I still feel like her words come from me, I invision her saying the first thing that comes into my head that I think she would say in response to something, but when she actually does something, it doesn't feel like I did it. It could be entire movements, like her flying out from behind a curtain, or it could just be the start of one, like her attempting to vault over a table, then she just flickers out of existence and I have to continue the movement (I have trouble visualizing her, she's very faint at the moment.) Is this just how things normally start? An I doing something wrong? Any advice would be appreciated!