Sensory Deprivation Forcing

[trewqpoiuuy]

I've been thinking about booking some time in an isolation tank to tulpaforce with no distractions. Anyone tried this/want to try this?

[Barktooth]

Whoa. I'd probably do it, but where the fudge would I even find one?

[trewqpoiuuy]

Just google "isolation tank ". Lots of spas have them.

[TulpaCouple]

Supposedly we have on in our town. My work has a bit of a contest going and the winner gets two free tickets to go to it. Would be pretty awesome, I have been trying to win. If not, I'll just have to go pay for it myself, lol.

[Stevebat]

I might have to give this a try, There is one fairly close to where I live.

[Guest Albatross_]

I use something similar. Pic related:

 

 

It's called an 'armchair' and it's worked really well for me so far.

[Guest Anonymous]

http://mindhacks.com/2008/11/17/ganzfeld-hallucinations/

 

For people who don't want to go to a spa to force.

[Guest Albatross_]

http://mindhacks.com/2008/11/17/ganzfeld-hallucinations/

 

For people who don't want to go to a spa to force.

 

I tried this twice, it didn't help me.

[Slushie]

I don't know that this would be a good way to force. Trying to develop your tulpa by flooding your mind with hallucinations is like trying to hear a phone call better by turning on 20 different radios around you.

[TulpaCouple]

Unless the hallucinations could be focused. They sound to me much like intrusive thoughts are, only more 'realistic' because there is nothing for your mind to grab on to, so you are able to fully become involved in whatever hallucinations you are seeing. I could imagine this being a way for those who want to experience a tulpa-state. Very easy to let go of the physical sensations of the body when you aren't experiencing any to distract you. But I guess I won't know until I try it.