Tulpa psychology idea

[Kessel]

Here is an idea that I thought of a few days ago (someone may have thought of this already thou) What if you found an open minded shrink or psychologist and have a session with a sentient (and willing) tulpa.

I have started to make friends with some psychologist students and in the future maybe we could understand better tulpa psychology.

Any thoughts on this?

[Bruce]

this seems like a good idea

[Exceed]

Sounds like a good idea. Go on with this.

 

Just watch out for them performing experiments on you or calling the cops, though! ;D

[Guest Albatross_]

Lulu tried it with some doctors in a psych hospital and they basically just didn't care.

I'm not sure what a psych could do other than assess the tulpa's personality or whatever.

[Kessel]

But in this case I´ll be befriending someone who may care or be at least interested.

Lets hope they don´t strap me and force me to make a tulpa of myself and start a nightmare. Will post (in the distant future) results.

[justanotherguest]

You should understand that tulpa isn't schizophrenia or any other type of disorder. It's something in your head. And no one cares about your imagination as long as you don't start shooting people because of your imagination(though some people do this and news call it righteous war or justice). I am exaggerating a bit, but thats how our modern society works. If you don't have something materialistic and potentially useful or dangerous no one will pay attention. Doctors reaction was obvious. If you are capable member of society you may continue to live with your pink elephants. Thats not their speciality. Their speciality is dealing with psychophatological or problematic cases.

If someone will do MRI or other diagnostic tests that will with some certainty lead to conclusion that tulpas exist and they are something more than wild imagination, than some scientists will be interested in conducting more researches or including tulpas in the their existing researches. Also need more imposed tulpas. With existing technology it is entirely possible to detect that brain sees something eye cant and some additional information. Same with other senses.

[Guest Albatross_]

Will post (in the distant future) results.

 

Cool deal.