Lumanatrix April 10, 2017 Share April 10, 2017 Should I parrot? Is narrating necessary? Does writing about my tulpa help? How does one talk to their tulpa for days nonstop without hearing anything back? Is there noise that will help? (I am listening to red noise while I write this) Is reading to your tulpa as good as normal talking? Does only thinking about your tulpa count as forcing? How come my tulpa is better at possessing than speaking? Are tulpas known to do things while their host sleeps and not even talk to their host? (I apparently walked upstairs and ate part of my dinner at the table with my family one night while I was sleeping. I don't remember it.) Also, I seem to hear more "alien" voices when I'm falling asleep. I ask if it was Ray, and I usually don't get an answer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tulpa001 April 10, 2017 Share April 10, 2017 To all those questions, Mu. Should I parrot? Sometimes, maybe. Is narrating necessary? Probably, usually. Does writing about my tulpa help? Occasionally, yes. Is there noise that will help? Could be, depends. Is reading to your tulpa as good as normal talking? Theoretically, at least almost nearly as good. Does thinking about your tulpa count as forcing? Partially. Now for the ones with objective answers and better evidence. How does one talk to their tulpa for days nonstop without hearing anything back? Sheer grit and determination. One can ease the pressure by not expecting a reply. There are also strategies to make it a more interesting and less taxing an experience. Though, I have not studied those. How come my tulpa is better at possessing than speaking? Your tulpa is an individual. Also, you may have figured out the right way to possess and need to experiment more on vocality. Are tulpas known to do things while their host sleeps and not even talk to their host? Yep. But it doesn't happen to every system. Seems to happen to the older systems more and to those systems which demonstrate separation of memory more. Evidence that this is common and possible is most present in the DID community. Also, I seem to hear more "alien" voices when I'm falling asleep. I ask if it was Ray, and I usually don't get an answer. What mechanism do you use to communicate basic answers? Also, keep in mind that Ray may not always know. During the hypnagogic state where one is open to hallucinations, also, you are under the influence of dream logic. So it is not wise to trust yourself and any thoughts you have at this time. But it is possible to take advantage of hypnagogia as an aid to tulpaforcing. Host comments in italics. Tulpa's log. Tulpa's guide. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lumanatrix April 10, 2017 Author Share April 10, 2017 Thanks for the answers, it makes me feel more confident that I'm not just making the possession part up. I'm not sure what you mean by mechanism, but I've asked Ray for head pressure to signify yes or no but I don't feel anything. So I guess we don't have one. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tulpa001 April 11, 2017 Share April 11, 2017 If he can possess on demand, then he can signal yes or no with one or two fingers. Host comments in italics. Tulpa's log. Tulpa's guide. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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