Can you impose something for yourself?

[Sylla]

Let's supposed I have a fully imposed and sentient tulpa, and I impose some ice cream for her. If she wants me to taste it, will I be able to feel the cold of it? Or the taste?

Or would I be able to check time on her watch? Or read the contents of a diary she wrote when she was alone in the wonderland?

 

tl;dr Would I be able to interact with my tulpa's belongings?

[Dreamless Window]

It depends on how much time you work on those things. Seeing them is no problem, but touching and tasting are harder.

Just for your information, I've read about people who directly overwrites everything (i.e.: they change the way they see colors and the like), but I wouldn't recommend to try this since it can end badly (or so have I heard).

[Weird0]

but I wouldn't recommend to try this since it can end badly (or so have I heard).

 

I've been experimenting with imposition lately like, turn blue walls green and see how long you can keep it up.

Is that dangerous? o_O

What does it lead to?

[fennecfoxx]

It depends on how much time you work on those things. Seeing them is no problem, but touching and tasting are harder.

 

Really? I've personally found taste to be one of the easiest senses to emulate, the other being smell. Sight, on the other hand, I find incredibly difficult.

[Sylla]

Touching is also the easiest sense for me... at least in the wonderland. I was even touching my tulpa to help my visualization.

Thank you all for your answers, I'm also interested by how that "overwriting imposition" can be dangerous (I didn't it was possible at all).

 

Also, did someone ever experienced the "reading" part? Thank you.

[Danzi]

why the tl;dr? that post was very short.

[Oguigi]

Here's a Poem... ( I think)

 

 

 

 

I can Impose Taste very easy.

 

and that's Okay.

 

 

I can kinda impose smell&Touch

 

and that's boring.

 

 

I can not impose sight and hearing

 

and that's bullshit.

[QB2]

Yes, you can.

[Sylla]

why the tl;dr? that post was very short.

 

In fact it was more in the idea of "too confuse didn't read"

[Firedon]

I've been experimenting with imposition lately like, turn blue walls green and see how long you can keep it up.

Is that dangerous? o_O

What does it lead to?

 

Thank you all for your answers, I'm also interested by how that "overwriting imposition" can be dangerous (I didn't it was possible at all).

 

I think that he meant that it becomes dangerous if you overwrite important things. Like (exaggerated example) you impose a meadow over a cliff and decide to go for a little walk there.(Correct me if I'm wrong there)