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Chiky

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I've been with Mia for almost two years, and in that time i havent forced enough, so this year i made a decision to active force at least half an hour every day.

My main goal, however, is to make her vocal. I need some tips on how you managed to get your tulpa(e) vocal, which methods helped and which didnt and so on...

I have to say that i'd heard her in hallucination form (like a real person in the real world) a couple of times, and i heard her when i ask stuff and talk to her, but with my own voice which makes me doubt. I'd found a voice actor similar to the voice i heard from her, just to kickstart her own voice, but results are close to 0...

So, any tips and advices?

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I didn't actually do any "narration" with my tulpas, having had them well before finding out about tulpas, I just talked to them. Always expected and attempted to get a reaction. Sometimes they responded, sometimes they didn't, sometimes I couldn't tell if it was me or them. But I knew they were there, so I just kept talking to them as if they were and trying to hear or feel responses. A lot of the time I got vague feelings that were informative enough, ie I could tell if they would agree or disagree with something even without hearing them speak, sometimes without even feeling them either. Sometimes you just have to use your best judgement on how your tulpa would react and act like they did so. The goal is to train your brain to get used to sending you thoughts and feelings from what you know as your tulpa. So any way that you can create those neural pathways, even if it's imagining what responses would be like while actually hearing nothing, will eventually get you somewhere.

 

Basically, don't attempt to hear your tulpa casually commenting on things, even with moderate focus. It doesn't probably appear as such when you read about peoples' experiences here, but that's rather far along in vocality development. Initially you have to work a lot very intently listening for responses in a distraction-free environment, including mental ones. The act of "listening" mentally is effectively the act of "expecting", which means you're subconsciously thinking of what your tulpa would/could say. That's how vocality starts as far as I can tell, expectations. Worrying about "if it was them" or not isn't really a factor, it shouldn't change what you're doing - talking to them as if they can hear you, and listening for their responses as if they can talk. Eventually your tulpa should develop a mindvoice unique to them, meaning you'll be able to differentiate what they say from random thoughts or your own based on how they feel/sound.

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All I can tell you is the universal rule of developing vocality: Does it seem like something your tulpa would have said? Is it something that they would be upset you believed was them if it wasn't? If there's no downside to believing it was them, you might as well. If there is, it may be safer to disregard it, or at least not assume that it was them.

 

Dunno. Put some time into very focused vocality training, and don't worry about/expect responses outside of those sessions for a while. You'll get too stressed trying to decide whether every random thought that enters your head was your tulpa or not, and at this stage it probably won't have been. Take it slowly and you shouldn't have too much trouble telling what's meant to be them or not, and when you do, ask yourself if would be bad to assume it was.

 

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Puppeting is not a bad thing and is practically unavoidable. Don't get caught up in trying to make every single experience "legitimate" this early on because they won't be. That is to say, before your tulpa is even developed, they literally can't have an organized will or thoughts. You may hear things that are tulpa-like (maybe what they'll actually eventually sound like), but consider it the goo-goo ga-ga's of a developing tulpa. You may have the beginnings of your tulpa learning to (exist) think and talk, but don't take everything they say or do (like change appearance) too seriously. They will have all the time they need to change themselves later on. A tulpa that young "changing" their shirt color by randomly appearing in a different shirt color, is really a frivolous thing to worry about. They aren't gonna hate you for making them wear white instead of yellow. Extending that, they'll probably become comfortable with however you decide to see them over time just because you like it, and so associate positive feelings with the appearance/traits. And if they don't, they can tell you that once they're clearly vocal, and you can change it. The goal early on is not to achieve success/a complete tulpa, it's to teach your brain how to have a tulpa in the first place. Imagine them talking, acting, how they'd think or react to different things. Talk to them like they're there, listen for responses like they're there, but don't get caught up in trying to decipher what they "say". Unless you feel strong feelings that they'd like something a certain way (positive ones attached to a certain name or form you imagined), go with what you're comfortable with and they'll probably become comfortable with it too, just based on living in the same mind. Everything can change later, even form and name, if need be. It's been done hundreds of times. But don't take whims so seriously before your tulpa is relatively well developed, because that's all they are, if that. If that whim sticks around over time then maybe it is a change they'd really want.

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Here is how I originally found their vocality and it has helped at least one other person.

 

Listen to music, whatever you are into that has vocals. Listen to it in your mind like you would if you would have it stuck there. Learn the lyrics if you don't know them. Have the song play and tell your tulpa to sing along to it. "Know" that they are singing along to it and try to listen to them in the background of the song like a backup singer. Keep doing this with different songs and eventually you start hearing something that sounds "off" on the lyrics. Things like a word carrying on too long, or a pause being wrong (like you would hear in karaoke). When you hear this, pause the song without giving your tulpa notice and you should hear their voice carry on.

 

With some practice you should be able to tune in to where their voice is coming from and talk to them.

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Here is how I originally found their vocality and it has helped at least one other person.

 

Listen to music, whatever you are into that has vocals. Listen to it in your mind like you would if you would have it stuck there. Learn the lyrics if you don't know them. Have the song play and tell your tulpa to sing along to it. "Know" that they are singing along to it and try to listen to them in the background of the song like a backup singer. Keep doing this with different songs and eventually you start hearing something that sounds "off" on the lyrics. Things like a word carrying on too long, or a pause being wrong (like you would hear in karaoke). When you hear this, pause the song without giving your tulpa notice and you should hear their voice carry on.

 

With some practice you should be able to tune in to where their voice is coming from and talk to them.

 

this is really interesting, i'll give it a try

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As I suggest, and I still don't know if it works, is read everyone's post's in a voice customised to the poster. Same with lines of dialogue in a book. If you already do this, ignore this advice.

it's not easy, i've tried to read with her voice and...

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