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[Waterose56]

A lot of you have helped me with previous questions but I have just a few more. :3

1) I read that in order to create your tulpa you have to imagine yourself talking to yourself. Keep doing Tha and you'll see progress. But what exactly does progress look like? How would I be able to know?

2) Does the Tulpa see what I see? For example if I'm watching a movie will the Tulpa be able to watch it aswell?

3) how would i play games with my tulpa? Do I visualise the game in wonderland or do I play the game and 'feel' the Tulpa response or move?

Thank you :3

[SomethingDire]

I don't get why you didn't just post this on the Beginner Questions General thread. These are very basic questions that have been covered before.

 

Progress generally looks like headpressures, emotional responses and raw thoughts to the average newbie. This topic has been covered by lots of guides before, I recommend you check them.

 

Tulpas tend to "watch" from their hosts' eyes from what I've read , but I'm not sure if that's the case with every tulpa.

 

Both ways would work, but the second way would require a sentient tulpa whereas you could just puppet/ parrot your tulpa with the first method.

[Waterose56]

Ok thank you very much. Sorry for not thinking of doing that.

[Vos]

Make sure to use the search function as to not ask questions that have already been asked many times before. Reading the general thread that SomethingDire mentioned is a good way to learn a lot of basic information in a short while, so please read that if you have the time. Also, if you're going to make a thread, please try to make the title of it a bit more specific so that it's easier to find by others who are asking the same things as you.

 

Even though it'll feel like you're just talking to yourself at first, you're supposed to get it in your mind that you're talking to another person, and you make that a habit. The more you narrate, the more natural it'll feel. Things like head pressures, headaches (although this generally seems to come from too focus), emotional responses, etc. are good indicators of progress, but there's definitely no guarantee that you'll experience any of them.

 

A tulpa will be able to see what you see through your vision if that's what they want, yes, but they're not limited to that.

 

For the games question, either one works, but consistency might be an issue depending on which game you're playing in the wonderland. Outside of that, if you're playing something like a board game, you'd just ask the tulpa what moves they want to make.