Are mistakes permanent?

[cruse]

Not talking about small mistake such as tulpa not having personality you want. I'm talking about a major one, E.g. parroting it too much and became a servitor.

 

Is it permanent? I have to make sure.

[Weird0]

No its not.

Servitors can be turned into Tulpae at any time.

[fagmaster9000]

Actually, that might very well be how the whole parroting method of tulpa creation works. You first create a servitor, and then turn it into a proper tulpa.

 

I suppose there is a possibility of permanent mistakes in making the tulpa's personality. Consider people with multiple personalities, which are kind of like 'accidental tulpas'. Their personalities sometimes can be quite hostile and actually seek to harm the host. If you made some major mistakes during the personality stage, you could end up with such a hostile tulpa. Although you would probably have to do it intentionally - I don't think it's possible to fuck up this bad if you're actually trying to make a good-natured tulpa.

[Queen Chrysalis]

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As permanent as memory. If you can erase a memory, you can erase a mistake.

 

 

Oh wait what you actually mean to ask is if anything that exists in the mind is immune to change.

 

Hahahahahahahano.

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[cruse]

Another weight out of my mind ;3

[Pronas]

Real men dont work on personality though

[Weird0]

Actually, that might very well be how the whole parroting method of tulpa creation works. You first create a servitor, and then turn it into a proper tulpa.

 

Since parroting is pretty hard to lay down once its done for too long, this maybe would end up in a endless circle of parroting and self-fooling.

So i guess this is a kinda risky way to create a tulpa.

 

On the other Hand you can parrot your tulpa for a week or two to kickstart vocalization. That actually helped some members here.

[Oguigi]

No. the mind is flexibile. anything can change with enough time and work

[Koji]

No they are not, but they can affect the fixed version.

 

100th post!

 

[motorheadlk]

 

Since parroting is pretty hard to lay down once its done for too long, this maybe would end up in a endless circle of parroting and self-fooling.

So i guess this is a kinda risky way to create a tulpa.

 

On the other Hand you can parrot your tulpa for a week or two to kickstart vocalization. That actually helped some members here.

 

I thought that turning a servitor into a tulpa was easy, and that after she's a tulpa, you can't parrot her, so how come would you even be able to parrot forever? I mean, even in Fede's guide he says that the parrot will stop and her responses will most likely begin to appear.

 

Where do you take this thing that parroting too much could be harmful? I heard of people who had parroted and puppeted characters they were making for a story for weeks, and suddenly the character talked back at him, and he knew it was not himself. What I think that happens most likely is that after you believe that you are not parroting and the conversation is fluent enough, the subconscious begins to handle the responses, thus creating a sentience. It's all matter of believing, I don't think that parroting, as long that you know that sometimes it's not you parroting and actually believe that is another consciousness, then bang, the brain gives this consciousness life.

 

It's like when you're a child and someone pretends that took your nose and if you believe in it (without doubting, of course) you cry because you actually believe you lost you nose, or when you are walking and is going to step on a nail or something, and if you see the nail and believe there's not enough time to take your foot out of there, then you actually feel as if the nail had pierced your skin, but that's only the brain fooling himself to what it believes, or what you believes.

 

That being said, I think that parroting, as long as you don't think it's you for too long, won't hinder the sentience of a tulpa at all.