Question about reincarnation and tulpas

[ghost kid]

Can a tulpa follow you from reincarnation to reincarnation?

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And well you recognize them?Reincarnation from reincarnation?

[Luminesce]

You really think anyone can answer this? The sort of reincarnation I know of posits all souls as part of a whole (Source/God), split off to experience being separate and becoming one again. So in that belief system (from new age spirituality), I think of tulpas as another facet of your own soul like you are. I don't think your personality/idea of "you" is even close to all of what you are as a whole, the whole being your soul in this case. So your tulpas share your soul, as they're one with you, and you're one with everyone else. Something like that.

 

So, I imagine it's the same thing with your tulpas as with other loved ones. They may or may not incarnate again with you/at the same time, and if they do, if you both want to see each other again you probably will. https://www.erinpavlina.com/blog/2011/11/will-i-see-a-loved-one-on-the-other-side-if-they-have-already-reincarnated/ https://www.erinpavlina.com/blog/2012/05/how-many-loved-ones-from-our-past-lives-greet-us-on-the-other-side/

 

Erin's site is a good one, you might enjoy reading through some of her articles.

[Tadaki]

Yes, we can't answer this. But what feels right to you? To me, yes, it is possible.

[Spice]

I think tulpas are either: a soul invited into the body (through the many-worlds/reincarnation interpretation) or a split-off of your soul. I don't think I can find out definitively which of these are true, I guess I'll have to wait until I'm dead.

[Lucilyn]

Well, if the metaphysics stuff turns out to be real, I think I'd like to believe that our "souls" really are all just small parts of some infinitely huge love/light thing you might call God (or Source I guess). I don't think Reisen and I share the same soul because she makes me feel like I have my own, and it's happy for having met hers. But if both our souls are just parts of one big ball o'love, well, that'd be nice!

 

So if THAT is how it is, reconnecting with ANY soul after you reincarnate will have the same feeling. Like, you really think you and your tulpa are the one possible pair throughout all lives to really connect on that level? I think you can connect with anyone like that, because you're all a part of a whole, and so yes you'll always meet the source of the love you loved in your past life again. They'll probably just be in a different form, like you!

[TheGreenQueen]

I think tulpas are either: a soul invited into the body (through the many-worlds/reincarnation interpretation) or a split-off of your soul. I don't think I can find out definitively which of these are true, I guess I'll have to wait until I'm dead.

 

Browsing the soulbond forum, Living Library, you definitely get the impression that it's not either/or, that both happen. Kinda like a baby can be born through natural conception or IVF. They're still both babies.

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Can a tulpa follow you from reincarnation to reincarnation?

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And well you recognize them?Reincarnation from reincarnation?

 

I definitely believe that's possible. I've had an experience that may or may not be related, if you'd like to PM me.

[RealityPublishing]

I've been thinking about this topic for quite a while. While I'm not going to go all in with this theory, a part of me wants to believe that when we die, we become part of our subconscious and live within a section of our minds or left to create worlds of our own within our imagination. Clearly, there's something that happens when we die and I don't think a vast void of nothingness is the answer. The mind and how it works is such a vast and vague topic when it boils down to research; nobody really knows how it functions and why we have the ability to imagine. Thus, I feel like life is more of a conditioning for that imagination so that when do die, we can live in the world that we'd created over our lifespan. That would include tulpas and wonderlands and pretty much every thought you've ever held on to.

 

To bring Tulpamancy to a different extreme, what if G-d was our host and we were the tulpas? To bring religion into this, G-d was able to keep Moses alive for an extra hundred years or so, would that mean He simply kept him in mind for that amount of time? Tulpas can create other tulpas, would we be the same? I've heard a theory where reality is merely a concept of how we perceive things. What if our organic bodies don't really exist? Are we living in a wonderland?

 

Apologies for the tangent, just thought I'd throw that in there since we were talking about reincarnation and other trippy topics. In short, who knows? But I believe they could. While learned behavior can be powerful, I don't think it's enough to justify full free-form thought and separation. Perhaps Spice is right, it could be a division of the soul. There are so many possibilities, it's honestly hard to make up your mind when really thinking about it.