Tiny Tulpas

[Vampire]

We were having a discussion in IRC with Melian about something and it ventured on to tulpa imposing themselves onto the keyboards of the computers or tiny in general. This seemed to help some people in the IRC be able to impose, so I wanted to post if here for people who are struggling with imposition to try it out.

 

Ivy says being marshmallow sized is fun.

 

Let us know how it works out for you.

[tulpa001]

I am Tulpa and I approve this message.

 

Smaller or more distant objects are easier to impose. I've noticed that I don't feel or behave like I'm smaller. My sense acuity is not muffles, and I do not move faster, gain proportional strength, or fall proportionally faster.

[Vos]

I remember some people recommending this a few years back. While it might be good for general/starter imposition practice since smaller objects are easier to impose, it might be better in the long run to get that early practice in with your tulpa's actual size.

[Lucilyn]

Yeah it does sound fun to run around imposed as a tiny person. But it also seems like it'd be really weird. Like, I'd feel like less of a real person and more of an imaginary friend or something, if my form just said "screw it" to the real world. I prefer being imposed like I would really be personally, but if that's not how it is for you, awesome! It would be really funny if we were just jumping around on our host's desk while he did stuff, and I'm sure some tuppers are more than comfortable enough to do that. Seems like ok practice! BUT, you do have to get practice with their real size too. But the small thing might help starting out, or like with your tulpa learning to project themselves and stuff in the first place. mb idk

[Fairweather]

To be honest, it was fun running around as a mini-version and messing with Sam though. He certainly didn't expect it.

"That's what happens when you give Kyle ideas if I am fronting... Mini him running around on the laptop."

[Stevie]

I tried a version of this before, but instead of trying to impose the brain bro as really small, instead we just tried far away. I think bottom line it's more or less the same thing because the point is that (in theory I guess) it should be easier to manipulate a smaller area in your field of vision than a larger one.

 

Anyway we tried doing the shrinking thing yesterday (just visualization not actual imposition work, been kinda fed up with that lately) and I noticed immediately that there was a lack of presence. It was kinda weird for both of us we kinda take a hard pass on it, totally see how it could be useful though.