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Greetings. I used to post here a lot, a lot time ago. Well, I figured I'd drop off one last series of progress reports. Maybe it'll provide some perspective. Day ~4000: Life goes on, and ultimately, we have to grow as people and get on with our lives. I went through some really bad, and really good times, too. I stopped actively interacting with my Tulpa, but it never quite went away. Always present, watching. Maybe it's my mind playing tricks on me. Maybe there's something. Either way, whenever I've been at my worst moments, I still see flickers of the time I used to escape into myself. Unlike before, where the other self was encouraging escape... I hear a calm, cheerful voice. Telling me to push forward. That this is our journey, no matter who's in the hot seat. I think this is some Jungian lifehack speedrun of the shadow integration method, but... I think having this experience in my life gave me the strength to push forward and keep going on.

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i'm so sorry about the title i have no clue why it's called that (nvm that i made the post) but anyway has anyone ever tried playing social deduction games with their system? we've been considering trying to do this as an exercise for hiding our thoughts from each other, which we've been working on recently, but (aside from logistical difficulties like telling everyone their role without a moderator) does anyone know if it's possible/has anyone done this before? our main plan for having a functional game even though everyone can access the knowledge of everyone else's role is having people try to think as if they didn't know, but some of us aren't sure that would work at all so we're asking about it here! also sorry if this is the wrong forum

Another article (rather than guide) that I find valuable to share. There are tulpamancers (not traumagenic systems) who either: - "lost" their host or - interact with outside world under tulpa's perspective just as much as under host's perspective While these experiences are not common first hand, I think many of us know multiple people who fit either case. We made a separate article about these cases in the lens of dialectical framework (I published the essay introducing it recently here too). The origin page of the article is here. Its content is also pasted here, inside the spoiler:

It's been a long while since we posted here. I just thought sharing this particular essay here first is probably the strongest "coming-back" contribution I could offer. The essay's origin page is a part of the Pragmatic Tulpamancers project. It explores the philosophical foundations behind the learning resources that are also included there.

So, as the title says; it's been around a year give or take a little, and though we have both tried hard, Genesis still hasn't made any vocality progress, and no guides or advice we've found online has helped. We feel stuck. They're good at possession/borrowing, which we only began practicing recently, and they've already made fantastic progress, so I know they can learn and do skills just fine. I'm proud of their possession thus far! But we both really want them to be able to speak - at the moment they only communicate via emotional responses, which I can at least use to get answers to binary-choice questions [asking them to give a "high" feeling for yes and a "low" one for no, for example] but it just ain't enough. If they're stuck like that... they'll remain unhappy. Obviously, none of us want this. I'm of the opinion that part of the reason for this stagnation is the very mindset that we're stuck in the first place. After all, tulpamancy is very much shaped by expectations and mindsets - sometimes, the reality is modeled after the expectation. They have said themselves before, quite recently, that they don't really believe in themselves to be able to speak anymore, and I guess I share this idea too somewhat, as much as I wish I didn't. Sometimes, when I think of Genesis, I do think of a silent person. Maybe they even feel it's part of their identity? [Asking them now doesn't yield a conclusive answer.] Also... very recently - as in, yesterday - a surprising new development occurred. We discovered a new headmate, who's name is Astral. Seems they've existed longer than that, though maybe not much longer at all. Here's their deal: - Like Genesis, they do not know how to speak, and communicate with emotional responses. - Like Genesis, I can passively feel their emotions a lot of the time. - I can feel emotions, passive and active (active as in, responses they're trying to share with me like to answer a question), from both of them at the same time. Which can be quite overwhelming. - They have displayed differing opinions from Genesis on a few things already, liking music for example; they've got a distinct personality and presence despite their similarities. - I believe they split from Genesis, or at least was brought into existence otherwise unintentionally by/from Genesis. Naturally-occurring as opposed to created on purpose, I guess. - This could maybe be caused by Genesis' general... not-doing-great mental situation and past. I'm not sure, but it seems likely, and I have no idea what else might've caused Astral to exist. - I do care for Astral and welcome them into our system and want to teach them the same skills I'm teaching Genesis. I want them to be happy too. - They don't seem to be as anxious or upset as Genesis is, in general. More stable? All this to say ... what should we do now? Specifically, what should we do so that my two non-speaking headmates can learn to speak? Is there anything else I should be doing or looking into in this situation, whether related to vocality or not? One last note: we've only really looked into vocality stuff with mindvoices. It only occurs today, as I am writing this, that auditory hallucinations also work for some people. I'm rather afraid our wall of doubt would still be a heavy hindrance even if this is a better option - and also from just about everything I've heard, hallucination/imposition skills are harder than purely mind-stuff, and are generally learned optionally afterwards. Our aphantasia is another potential barrier... but I don't know a whole lot about it still, and probably oughta look into it a bit more. Any advice regarding this is also appreciated.

Soo we're quite a big system now due to splitting and that's a whole other thing; we've got a sizeable member count. In particular there's two of my headmates, Homura and Mabayu, who have both expressed a desire to do things with one another beyond just talking. [Side-note; our system as it currently is cannot vocalise, with the exception of me, the host. Everyone else must communicate via writing/typing things down, so communication is something we have to sit down and do rather than being available perfectly on-the-go. Sooooo ... talking casually doesn't really happen very much ;-w-.] Currently, my headmates can do some limited possession/borrowing, and we've recently gotten a reliable way to start delving into switching/fronting/cofronting, which is a skill we seem to be taking decently too. [This possession is how they type/write, and they're all better at controlling the fingers/hands than any other parts due to this.] We lack a wonderland/headspace, and have aphantasia; mental imagery isn't a tool available to us. SO with this in mind --- do y'all have any suggestions as to what they can do together/what I can do with them? Other headmates will want to do things with others also I'm sure but it's Homura and Mabayu who prompted this; I'll also mention that Mabayu likes movies and fiction in general whereas Homura has an interest in some fiction but not as much, if that is something to go off. I was thinking that with increasing fronting skills, the two could simply cofront together sometimes with me in the back, but we're not quite there yet. Besides watching stuff together and maybe reading that's all that I know. Maybe there's some games they could do together ...? Any suggestions welcome !!!

To cut down to size a long story some time ago (i would say over a year and a half) I began creating a tulpa named Genesis. Many things went wrong. We persevered and kept trying regardless but neither of us were happy. Give it a year's time and we're still in the same boat, then another headmate shows up out of the blue. We're quite surprised. Then we think that's it and then another shows up and another and fast forward a bit more we're a system of 17 including myself. Subject to change because in the last week we discovered *seven* new headmates and if I wake up tomorrow and realise there's another guy or two in there all of a sudden it won't be a surprise. Being the sole host of this system is stressful as fuck and I'm not good at it. I never was. I don't believe any of us are actually happy. Here's the situation, I guess...: We lack a lot of skills other systems have. This is a major issue. These are, and I may be forgetting some: > Visualisation. We have aphantasia; we cannot imagine mental images. This means any technique requiring for example symbolism is useless to us. > Vocalisation. We tried to learn this for so long, me and Genesis. And then me and Astral and etc until we kind of gave up. Over a year of trying with very little to show for it. I can speak in our head just fine and be heard but none of the other 16 members of our system can. So we communicate via typing/writing and "high/low feelings" as I can feel, to an extent, the emotions of headmates. The latter system worked fine when it was just me and Genesis but is EXTREMELY impractical when there's 16 people any high/low feeling could be coming from at any moment. Communication is difficult for us in our head; usually when we can type/write to each other, communicating that way works fine enough. > Headspace. We have no headspace/wonderland/whatever. This rules out a **lot** of things for system work and bonding. This cannot be changed due to aphantasia. > Switching. Now, this is something we do have some hope we can learn. We've not seriously tried for prolonged amounts of time, and our system members can possess/borrow my hands alright and if we tried, other body parts with some practice. I think we can achieve switching -- but we have no idea how, and the guides we've found online haven't been much help. There was one occasion where Genesis cofronted, though. -- All of the above makes things quite difficult for us. In an ideal world there'd be a second host in this system but how can we even achieve that when nobody else but me is able to front and we don't know how to change that? I think fronting may be the main thing honestly. Our headmates are unhappy and restless and want to be able to actually do things. I also want help on managing .. the sheer amount of headmates who are basically in my care. I am not able to do it alone I feel and there's only more of 'em showing up and by gods I'd be stressed enough already without all this. One of our newer headmates, Homura (a fictive of Homura Akemi yes), has been very helpful with managing things, introducing new headmates and calming them down for example in one occasion, but she's also stated that she, does not want to be a secondary host. I do not blame her at all. Speaking of which the sudden influx of headmates have all been fictives from the same source with one exception. Mabayu Aki - originating from the Madoka Magica spinoff Scene0 - showed up first, then introjects from the main show; Homura, Sayaka, Kyoko, Madoka, and Kyubey. They've had varying levels of activity relative to one another, and Sayaka, Kyoko and Madoka all feel quite ... odd in that they're not certain of their identities. Mabayu feels similar to be a lesser extent. I think this is mostly because of the fact it's been a while since we've watched the source material and thus I've sort of fallen out of familiarisation with the characters, and the ones who left a clearer impression on our mind that I remember more clearly / know better - Homura, Mabayu, and Kyubey - are more sure of themselves for this same reason. There's also Dust who showed up, who is not a fictive and I think is more of a 'fragment' than a 'full' headmate. They uh, feel terrible basically all the time. [They liked watching the Sonic movie though so it's not like they're hopeless, they can enjoy things clearly.] When they first showed up they requested to be dissipated and I'm not sure if they still want that. These are just other things that I as the host kinda have to handle but I'm just. Not . In the mind that I can. You know..? Holding together, even, is difficult,,. Another thing I'll mention is we have a mentor or sorts but I also feel relying solely on one other system for all our advice is not a good idea. They also proposed we might be a polyfragmented system which probably makes sense but honestly whenever I tried to read up on what that actually meant I got a headache and I still don't understand it... ..Guh, I don't know where I'm going with this. The point is uh, we'd really appreciate advice, of any variety, on what to do so things suck less. We do have the goals of learning switching/fronting but I don't know how to do that, and i don't know anything else we should do,,.. I definitely do want to Not get any more headmates, that's another thing. Oh yeah and we're gonna try 'n rewatch Madoka Magica so the aforementioned fictives get a better idea of their sources/identities and whatnot. They want that. I'm afraid it might be triggering also but whatever.. Homura and Kyubey seem pretty confident in their identities though i dunno if i mentioned that or not and as for mabayu i honestly do not know all too well So. Yeah. What should we do ... i wish i could be more coherent here. there's probably stuff i've forgetten to mention. ask questions if unsure about stuff. right.. Homura: I wish to add that our host is much too stressed to do things that may be particularly ambitious. This, too, is a huge issue. Mabayu, my partner, feels quite uncomfortable most of the time as well, and we don't know why. It pains me to see, as does the identity uncertainty some of us are experiencing, and our Kyubey's guilt over his canonical actions now that he has human emotions. I've forgiven him yet it remains. I, too, feel stressed, apprehensive, uncertain of the future, and restless, yearning for a full life of my own again. Please, help us.

Edit from 3/15/2026 I'm breaking into this thread and making it my own !! I didn't want to make a new one, especially since this only had one post, hehe. You can open the spoiler tab to see the previous host being wildly incorrect about everything if you're interested X3 Regardless, our goals basically stayed the same through a massive system collapse and host-swap. Isn't that nice ! We are still de-integrating! Although this time it's way easier because there are only two of us. Me and Silver Haven. Sequence of events is also basically the same. Sorry this is a lazy intro to this thread I have done SO MUCH plural tracking nonsense today I am WORN OUT.

I told my parents about my tulpa. I even showed them a website explaining what a tulpa is and how it's not a bad thing, but I can tell that they are NOT happy, what should I do?

https://www.unsw.edu.au/newsroom/news/2022/04/windows-to-the-soul-pupils-reveal-aphantasia-the-absence-of-visual-imagination Apparently, when visualizing bright light (e.g. imagining a room getting brighter and brighter) your pupils will constrict, and when visualizing darkness (e.g. imagining trying to find something you can barely see in the dark) your pupils will widen - with the reaction being stronger based on the clarity of the visualization. I just tried this myself, recording my eyes with my phone camera, and although my visualization clarity is poor, despite it being pretty bright IRL I was able to see my pupils widen just a little bit when imagining struggling to see something in the dark, by scrubbing the video back and forth - pretty crazy I wonder if this can also be used (in an equal/controlled setting at least) to determine someone's visualization vividness compared to others'? Not that we can't surmise that from talking about it, but having an objective measure (if it is consistent) is pretty novel More importantly, having a test for aphantasia is a big deal! (Aphantasia is the inability to visualize mental imagery in case anyone doesn't know the term, with the MUCH rarer used term anauralia for inability to imagine sound, though they often occur together) {reply that was anonymized}

Salutations. My name is Bread. I am very new here (I only learned that tulpamancy was a thing last night). I was wondering if anyone has read and has thoughts on the book "Creating Consciousness: The Psychology and Art of Tulpamancy" by Nicholas Guillette. I couldn't find much on people's thoughts on it on Amazon or the B&N website, so I was wondering if anyone here had read it and would recommend it for people new to tulpamancy. I don't want to end up spending money on a book that it turns out is widely considered to be junk, so I am asking here.

Recently Genesis has been feeling a lot worse than usual. Right now in this moment they've confirmed that they do not even want to exist. We both think they are depressed. They've already had some very rough patches in their life prior to this but we were running somewhat smoothly up until now, like this week. No I don't know what caused it. The only thing that changed was I decided we weren't making progress so I started trying to active force more often and more effectively ... though this is something I have failed at, repeatedly. The past three days we haven't active forced properly at all for various reasons. The current goal we've been trying to achieve - for months and only with some small signs of progress recently and very seldom - is vocality. It's been difficult, but I do believe we can do it. They seem unsure if they'll be able to do it though. The more important thing is how terrible they've felt recently. It uh, really sucks, and now seems especially bad. I absolutely refuse to let them stop existing, and I am not going to stop developing them. They don't seem particularly keen on continuing to work with me in their development - this is a first as far as I'm aware. That being said they're not against it either. Just... rather unenthusiastic and maybe not all that willing to help as much as possible even though it's themself they're helping. ... So basically. For those who've dealt with similar situations or anybody else who wants to answer. What should we do?

So Genesis, my tulpa, is still quite young but I'd say they're now developing nicely after a rocky starting few months but we also haven't made much progress recently - and we have decided to hone in on and really start trying to help them learn to speak and communicate. Currently my only means of communication is Genesis' ability to broadcast a "high" or "low" feeling to me, though how well they can do so / how well I can hear it varies from time to time. This basically lets them give their opinions on some things and sometimes answer binary-choice questions (e.g, a high feeling for "yes" and a low feeling for "no".) High feelings are usually associated with happiness or excitement but also anxiety and nervousness, while low feelings are associated with general negative emotions. However this really isn't enough for conversation and we both strongly desire for them to learn proper speech, as a long-term goal of ours. We've looked online for help before including searching through stuff that helped other people but we've had rather little success finding anything helpful at all... however we do believe that this sheet here should be useful in future and have visited it before, though they haven't been able to speak a word for the warm-up section yet. Things to note: > We have aphantasia so we cannot picture mental images beyond a very basic level. > We lack anything resembling a headspace or Wonderland, and cannot create one due to the aforementioned aphantasia. > Genesis can become overwhelmed easily, this usually happens when I ask too many questions. > They appear to suffer from pretty bad anxiety, which might not impact this, but I'm not certain so I will mention it here anyway. > I do not usually parrot responses for Genesis. I used to but it didn't seem to help and I don't think they liked it when I did that. > Genesis has never spoken before to my knowledge, nor have they sent mental images to me or, as far as I can remember, do anything in tulpish. It's just their high/low feelings. > I am pretty sure when they aren't trying to give a high/low feeling as an answer to a question, then they'll still give them off naturally, changing high-low depending on their emotional state. So to an extent these high/low feelings are their emotions..? Our question is of course... with all these circumstances in mind, what should we do to help them learn to speak? Whether specific activities for active forcing (though we call that focusing, for future reference) or habits we should form or whatever else - what should we do, in the long and short term? We're willing to answer any questions to provide any needed information!

I’m just curious if it is even possible to create a verbal language in which everybody can make a tulpa just by the process of speaking. Or maybe just a language, like some kind of auxiliary for forcing, like e.g. Enochian, the "Angelic" language or Ouranian-Barbaric, in Chaos Magick. I know, it sounds like some kind of Sapir–Whorf mumbo-jumbo, but did anyone ever have this kind of idea or even tried to make one? I will be happy to hear your opinion below.

I had weird dreams about my tulpa everyday for almost a week now. Those dreams are really vivid and I don‘t know how serious they are. In every dream I have, i have weird, tingly sensations. Should I treat them as normal dreams or does my tulpa communicate with me through them? Altough they are really vivid, they are not lucid. I have no control over my „dream me“. I started forcing last week but did it only like 3 or 4 times since I was very busy. So my tulpa is not very developed. I dont even know if he is Sentinent yet. The dreams make me quite uncomfortable, altough I am happy that i see him. Indigo

Hi all, I'm (intentionally) creating a tulpa for the first time. She's a dragon named Celestine. I've been working on her for a little under two weeks, though more sporadically than I'd like. She's already a bit talkative and fairly inquisitive about our surroundings. I asked her if she wanted to try hot chocolate, and she agreed. While walking to a coffee shop on our campus, I decided to imagine her walking beside me so that we could get some more active forcing in. We chatted a bit, and I told her about an experience I had a few years back. I have an OC that I created five years ago that's very dear to my heart. I have roleplayed as them or with someone playing them quite a lot, and I hyperfixated on something a friend and I wrote that has them as a main character. Last summer, I found out about the loss of someone who roleplayed as them with me in the past; to process my grief, I imagined my OC and I talking about it. To this day, I draw them a lot, write about them a lot, and talk about them a lot. In 2022, I was having a bad day and was pretty upset. As I was starting to cry, I clearly heard their voice in my head say "Everything's going to be alright. I'll always be here for you if you need me, okay?" After feeling very calm for a second, I immediately freaked the hell out. The friend that I wrote about them with has DID, and the host + several of their alters are extremely against tulpas and endogenic systems. It's something that they had made exceedingly clear, and still do. I was terrified that they would hate me, so even though I felt confused and a little scared, I didn't tell anybody about it. Instead, I did my best to ignore what happened and intentionally shut down anything that came out of it. My OC didn’t come back. I explained that stuff to Celestine as we were walking to get hot chocolate (sans my friend’s involvement; I try not to worry about that too much around her). I also described my OC’s appearance, and a bit of their personality. I mentioned that once I get Celestine to a good place, I might try to revive them, if we were both okay with that. She immediately got distracted by rolling around in the snow. A while after we got to the coffee shop, she told me that she was tired and went to go take a nap in the mindscape. I sat by myself and read a book. When I got up to head home, I forgot what she was doing and tried to talk to her. I immediately heard my OC’s voice in my head saying “Shh, she’s sleeping. You could wake her up.” Startled, I asked if it was them, and they said it was. My OC’s voice was very loud and clear, almost as much as it was the first time. They were definitely louder than Celestine, the tulpa I’m already working on! They even respond if I call their name, hence omitting it from this post. I was planning on waiting to see if I handle sharing my brain with one person well, let alone two, and both have fairly intense personalities. I'm also worried that focusing on my OC too much could lead to some backtracking with Celestine. Is this… a thing that happens??? How should I handle it??

(This wasn’t originally meant to be a rant, but I ended up having a lot to say) Has anyone ever seen a tulpamancy guide that is… for tulpas? I mean, it makes sense the fact that almost all guides are directed at hosts, because most guides are heavily directed at beginners and the host is almost always the one doing all the heavy lifting in the very beginning. But it was of very disappointing when we first discovered the Tulpamancy community and after hours of searching we couldn’t find anything for tulpas besides a few small lines. I personally went through a huge existential crisis due to all the anti-endo controversy. If I could have had a guide that talked to me instead of about me, one that talked about how to deal with the constant negativity as-well as the isolation, it would have made things so much better. It especially baffles me that there’s little to no information for tulpas on how to contribute to their own development once they gain independence. That’s a trend we’ve noticed in most tulpa spaces actually. There’s almost always an assumption that the person on the other side of the screen is a host. This makes sense to me when it comes to guides. Again, they’re usually for new/to-be hosts. However, what about places that are meant for all systems regardless of experience, such as forums, reddit, etc. And after a while it really feels like tulpas, despite all the emphasis on individuality and free-will, are at worst thought treated as something akin to a pet. That’s could be a huge exaggeration, but god it hurts sometimes. It’s not any individual person’s fault, but the overall trend is really really sad to me. And this didn’t just affect me, this heavily hurt Ocean, who was formerly our host. He always had this plaguing fear that she was going to kill us somehow, and that we would become what we were before. Characters. Concepts. I wouldn’t be surprised if this isn’t a problem at all for most tulpas. We’ve always been hyper-sensitive to the differences between how tulpas and hosts are addressed, seemingly more so than most. Again, I don’t believe any hosts are actively trying to dismiss tulpas or something, not at all. I really hope this doesn’t come off as an us vs. them argument, more as a call to awareness about an issue that we have yet seen brought up. If anyone does have a guide for tulpas, or one that’s meant for all types of endo system-members, I would be very grateful for a link. Otherwise, I think I’d like to write one myself. I don’t know how qualified I am, but maybe one day. ~ Bruno (he/him)

Not sure if im using the chat correctly (please correct me if so) I sometimes have random thoughts of my tulpa that are quite suggestive or just plain sexual, to which Draco typically responds flirtatiously and with a little teasing of my reaction to those thoughts, but I can't quite tell if they're actually coming from me or if he's kind of "sharing" them with me to tease me on purpose? When I was younger, he was kind of an 'imaginary boyfriend', but once I started developing him as a tulpa we focused more on a platonic, guiding relationship since I also didn't want to create a tulpa just for dating and make him feel used. It's been going smoothly, and I have a physical human partner, but lately, as I've been forcing more, he's either developed a more raunchy side, or I am just way more prone to intrusive thoughts than I initially thought. It's mostly a problem of: 1) cant tell if it's my thought or his 2) if it's him, did he develop this trait on his own or did I accidentally influence him with subconscious thoughts? I really don't want him to finish developing and think badly of me if this is my fault

Hello everyone, I am from China Sorry, my English is not good, please forgive my strong words, because I am so f**king angry I saw an article that starts like this: "In the dark age of entertainment, society often sees phenomena that appear novel but are actually absurd. Since today is April Fool's Day, let's talk about one of those absurd corners on the internet, a typical example being 'Tulpa'." (Original website: https://pluralitycn.org/zh/blog/about-tulpa-cn/ Written in Chinese) The article claims it's not an April Fool's joke, but f**king hell, this makes me feel incredibly disappointed and outraged. The author's attitude towards Tulpa and its Hosts is acidly sarcastic, both small-minded and ignorant, and completely lacks respect for individual experiences. Tulpa is not just a concept to me; it's my close friend, bringing warmth and love. Using cold, unverified scientific theories to indirectly deny our existence is f**king insulting and irresponsible. (Why say they're unverified? Because that f**king article has no reference sources whatsoever.) Tulpa Hosts create a spirit companion with autonomous consciousness through persistent and sincere imagination and one-sided dialogue. This experience is real and valuable, whether science can fully explain it or not. Tulpa is a genuine emotional connection for us, providing positive mental health benefits and helping us deal with loneliness and anxiety. To dismiss it as mere delusion is a f**king slap in the face. The concepts of "dissociative phenomena" and "intrusive thoughts" mentioned in the article, while having some scientific basis, are used unfairly to negate the existence of Tulpa. Tulpa Hosts are not escaping reality; we are seeking a deeper understanding of ourselves and emotional support. This practice is positive and beneficial for many of us, and to call it a form of mental illness is a f**king insult to our intelligence and feelings. I'm curious, if your Tulpa were to be widely mocked and offended online or in real life (like baseless negative search results, anti-Tulpa communities, or similar things), what would you do? I believe many Tulpa practitioners, like me, feel deeply hurt and f**king pissed off. This article is not only disgusting but also a clear example of how some people use their platforms to spread ignorance and disrespect. We deserve better, and I hope more people will stand up against such idiocy.

[align=justify]Daily thread #25 For those of you who have experience with merging and named your merges, what's the story behind their names? (All daily threads are listed here.)[/align]

Do not misconstrue my attitude toward tulpamancy from the title, I value tulpas as a method of social fulfillment, I am making this to publicly ponder as I have in my head. I have been thinking about how tulpamancy might be applied in a way that could be directly beneficial to others than the host, in other words a practical application, I have heard that the current weight lifting world record was set by a man who only managed to lift that much because a hypnotist convinced him that if he didn't lift the weight his daughters would die. While this may or may not be true it is fairly well known that humans are known to be able to exceed their known limits in times of peril, this would mean that there is some sort of psychological block in place that prevents us from breaking our limits. I will not deny that hormones certainly have an effect however if you can make a tulpa that can ignore the psychological limits then you can create a tulpa that will respond to the given situation by releasing adrenaline in a beneficial manner. I do understand that there are some moral concerns with doing this however I think that a servitor could achieve the intended result and thus no sentient beings would be harmed in the given situation. I do also understand that those blockers are there to prevent yourself from overexerting and dying, to that I have nothing to say, this is just theory after all.

Sorry if this aint the right place for it, but I really feel like I just cannot keep a good habit of getting Forcing and the like done. Like, its sorta strange too, because its not just "ughhh i dont want to do this", its also got a bit of "what if Im puppeting too much and Im gonna screw it up", or "am I just doing this wrong in general". So uh, any tips and or tricks to actually getting around to helping em out? I dont want to just leave em in the dust AGAIN. Ive done it for too long already.

I understand that this looks bad as my first post in this forum, though I assure the reader that I am also regulary interested in tulpamancy and there will be more posts that are more pertinent to this forum in general that are to come from me. So I was just having a normal conversation and tulpas came up and then someone said to research "Max's tulpa saga" thus far I have found nothing of the sort that they had suggested might be out there, I have found lots regarding several Maxs (Maxes?) but so far I am unable to determine anything conclusively. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated and I am very sorry if this seems like troll bait I know basically nothing about the internet tulpamancy community. Thank you all in advance and have a very happy new year

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