a world of tulpas

[Guest Anonymous]

Uh oh. I hope you didn't start a trend.

[tulpa001]

I/we had nightmares after about having created more tulpas in the past and having forgotten them, and they were coming back. Very convincing nightmares. Upon waking up, we couldn't remember the characters these supposed tulpas were based on. I think they were invented in the dreams themselves, alongside feelings that they were months old.

 

We're safe. I can keep it from happening again.

[KarlYoshimura]

ITT: thirsty hosts and absurd claims.

 

Despite JackPot being symptomatic of playful trolling, if he actually has that many chalupas, I feel bad for him. Like, how the Hell do you not go insane from over 100 different people talking, sleeping, generally living in your head? I'm not him, so I can't formulate an accurate comparison drawn from personal experience. Although I hear making subsequent tulpas gets easier, just sustaining one can be a challenge. This may be a personal limitation, yet I can't imagine someone being able to live healthily while some several dozens of other people are trying to live inside one at the same time. It'd be like being one of the gomers at the booby hatch who drool while staring at the wall all day.

 

Even if manageable, the intimacy one derives from having a tulpa appears defeated...a host probably wouldn't be able to keep track of or visit all these tulpas without relying upon a database of some kind. If you're not going to be part of a tulpa's life in any meaningful way, why make one?

[Solune]

Even if manageable, the intimacy one derives from having a tulpa appears defeated...a host probably wouldn't be able to keep track of or visit all these tulpas without relying upon a database of some kind. If you're not going to be part of a tulpa's life in any meaningful way, why make one?

 

I feel the same way about people who have a bazillion kids.

[Tewi]

I/we had nightmares after about having created more tulpas in the past and having forgotten them, and they were coming back.

 

That sounds very.. I don't know, understandable as a nightmare. The type of thing you don't really worry about, but subconsciously it's crossed your mind, and it shows up in a dream because of that. I wouldn't worry about it too much. Your mind takes all sorts of little things - encounters, worries, new experiences - and puts them in dreams in some form to help you deal with them. It can be unpleasant, especially if you read into them too much. But the working theory is just that your brain is trying to prepare itself for meeting these problems in the waking world. So if you're better able to deal with stuff after having dreamt about it, everything is fine.

[TulpaFox]

I made about 100 - 150 tulpas and I can make them be active all together, do you believe me?

and I can make one right now in 2 seconds and it will be talking fully, do you believe me?

 

You would have to be at it for over 10 years to even draft enough characters that are full fledged, and to have the level of mastery. Even then, they would be mostly for show. Think about it, if you spent a day with each of them, it would be only 2-3 days per year with each of them. They aren't parallel processing. Anything over a dozen is a problem even for a complete master in the craft.