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Teaching tulpa a lesson


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People I need help, I have 3 tulpas, 1 is kinda old evil jealous, 2 young good ones/

 

The problem is the old tulpa is abusing the other 2 tulpas while I sleep at night and also talks shit about me to them, so they hate me,

 

I need some way to teach him a lesson, something like torture, its very serious and need to be dealt with asap,

 

ideas such as talking to him are not needed

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I don't know what "abuse" comprises in this situation, nor will I pry. I'll just assume it's no good.

 

I don't think torturing the old chalupa is a good idea. That sounds bad as Hell. I know some people who did edgy punishments to their tulpas, and it only fucked them up worse. It makes me sad because I'm reminded of how some parents who used cruel impunity in corporal punishment towards bad kids, only for the kids to stay bad while they underwent perpetual abuse. It can be a really vicious cycle.

 

If communicating is not an option, could you somehow isolate him from the others and check up on him? If you won't hear him out, maybe there's something unique to his situation you haven't considered - are you sure he's acting out of malice and jealousy? If so, why?

I've seen good people bleed

And I thought I'd seen it all

But my own two eyes would prove me wrong that day.

 

There are things that I've done

Only seen by the sun

And those things will be buried in my grave.

 

 

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I don't know what "abuse" comprises in this situation, nor will I pry. I'll just assume it's no good.

 

I don't think torturing the old chalupa is a good idea. That sounds bad as Hell. I know some people who did edgy punishments to their tulpas, and it only fucked them up worse. It makes me sad because I'm reminded of how some parents who used cruel impunity in corporal punishment towards bad kids, only for the kids to stay bad while they underwent perpetual abuse. It can be a really vicious cycle.

 

If communicating is not an option, could you somehow isolate him from the others and check up on him? If you won't hear him out, maybe there's something unique to his situation you haven't considered - are you sure he's acting out of malice and jealousy? If so, why?

 

its a long story, you said isolation, tell me more about it

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Usually, when I have a nightmare, and I wake up, I don't take the initiative to dream in the future to smack that nightmare silly. I just realize it's just a dream, and move on with my life. Likewise, a tulpa that presumably talks shit, and abuses other tulpas, it doesn’t seem like torture methods would be a pragmatic way to dissipate this.

 

It would be kind of counter-productive since the analogy with punishment in this life, and punishment in your own mind gets blown out of context. It isn’t similar to slapping a child on a wrist for not saying “Thank You” when the checker offers them fake money to put into a machine for stickers. And bathing in a tulpa’s blood doesn’t seem to create any environment for cooperation and flourishing.

 

 

ideas such as talking to him are not needed

 

Well, you can always consider dissipation. Because if you rather neglect all communication, indirect and indirect, how can you even come to terms with them anyway? If you’re willing to find systematic ways of torture for them, dissipation doesn’t even hold a candle to this whatsoever. I seriously think that talking to them about the circumstance would be pragmatic, as we don’t tend to mutilate people in real life for having a difference in opinion, or talking shit behind their back. In our minds, we may want to, but that leads to consequence.

 

The consequence in regards to what goes on in your head, you might feel a little bit like you’re killing a part of yourself—and that part is any potential you want to have in flourishing with a tulpa.

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Uh

 

well it's what it says on the tin. If he's a serious threat to himself or others, perhaps you could partition your para-cosm/wonderland to something that's safe and likewise decent for someone on their lonesome. Don't lock him up and throw away the key, the last thing your mind should be is a jail-house. Nor should you treat him like a child who's placed in a corner for being naughty. Unless he is cognitively or behaviourally unable, as eldest you should respect him enough to show him the consequences of his actions and expect better of him. I think this would include appreciating his intelligence and the prospect of self-reflection in due time - not only could he garner guilt, but also empathy for yourself and the other two. Additionally, you could demonstrate a firm, yet fair example to the young'ins while keeping them happy enough to better explain what's going on. I'm sure they'll want time to digest things too.

I've seen good people bleed

And I thought I'd seen it all

But my own two eyes would prove me wrong that day.

 

There are things that I've done

Only seen by the sun

And those things will be buried in my grave.

 

 

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