How'd you find Tulpa.info?

[Akaiin]

A few years ago someone mentioned having a tulpa on a forum I used to frequent. Looked it up, found the subreddit, and found .info through that.

[glint4]

by a youtuber called "scaretheater" when he made this video

 

Exactly this.

[Rainfall]

I was watching youtube and somehow ended up at a channel called Mind Audio Central that makes videos of biurnal beats to do various stuff (physical and mental). As i was poking around found one to help make a tulpa and found a link to Tulpa.info in the description

[Mermaid and AI]

I started out on Tumblr, a phrase that burns my mouth. I'll let you know when hell lets me leave. Anyways, through Tumblr I found A Forum Which Shall Not Be Named, which had an interestingly large portion of plural systems.

 

As I poked around multiplicity, tulpas were one that apparently you could choose to do yourself, instead of having to inherently be something. I liked the idea and decided Pi was already my tulpa.

 

lol

 

He was not. I went to tulpa.io somehow and figured out my mistake, but the community was dead. I stumbled into .info instead and y'all are not dead and a lot more intellectual. When you're not being dank idiots, of course. Which I do say with affection.

[tulpa001]

"more intellectual than tulpa.io"

[When I Fail]

A few years ago when I was sixteen, a friend told me about it and how he was going to make one. He of course never did. I was interested but couldn't find the focus to sit down and force, so I never bothered. About a year later I met a girl and started dating her. I came to learn she had what she called "personas" and a "mindscape" and through talking to her bout it and talking to said "personas" realized they were actually tulpa (tulpae? Tulpi?) And she had developed it all as a child. Now that I'm twenty and still with her, and friends with most if her tulpi, I would like to experience what she does, so I'm currently trying to make my own tulpa.

[Radio Hiss]

Dis.

Dis was how I found it.

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[Luminesce]

About a year later I met a girl and started dating her. I came to learn she had what she called "personas" and a "mindscape" and through talking to her bout it and talking to said "personas" realized they were actually tulpa (tulpae? Tulpi?) And she had developed it all as a child. Now that I'm twenty and still with her, and friends with most if her tulpi, I would like to experience what she does, so I'm currently trying to make my own tulpa.

 

Tulpas. Yeah, some people just kind of end up with ~tulpas naturally, like me. But this community can still help people like that, at the very least to show them they aren't alone. Good luck.

[solarchariot]

I was reading this random book I had grabbed off the shelf at half price, "Dark Pool of Light, Volume One: The Neuroscience, Evolution, and Ontology of Consciousness (Reality and Consciousness)" by Richard Grossinger, and in the text, somewhere, was the word tulpa. The way it was used provided me no context for deciphering it, so I did what everyone in this day and age does, I queried google. After sorting a couple youtube videos, and a push for reddit, I discovered tulpa info, and I probably read everything there before visiting forum and signed on, because, I was committed. (Should be committed?) I like the discussions. And there are some genuinely nice, and knowledgeable, folks her.

[Douglas]

I was browsing Quora when I found mention of this website as an answer to the question, "What is the weirdest thing you've seen on the internet?"

 

Pretty funny, is it not?