Blocked tulpa?

[I_wesley125]

So I have been working on a tulpa, and I have been getting vauge "yes or no" answers from her, but I feel as though something is not right. It feels like she is trying to say more but can't. Any advice would be great.

[Dear One]

So I have been working on a tulpa, and I have been getting vauge "yes or no" answers from her, but I feel as though something is not right. It feels like she is trying to say more but can't. Any advice would be great.

 

Early on a tulpa doesn't talk very much. Just make sure to narrate more and keep your tulpa in your thoughts throughout the day and eventually your tulpa will be able to talk more.

[Viceroy]

Most believe Tulpa have the ability to talk long before their host has the ability to listen. Continue forcing actively and passively to slowly but surely remove the wall that prevents higher communication. You will see gradual improvement with continuous effort.

[Koji]

Basically what was said above me. Also, if you would like to use symbolism, imagine walls around your mind, and your tulpa breaking through them, using their voice.

[The Process]

Be sure to look for thoughts that seem a little off. Chances are they're your tulpa trying to communicate, since I'm pretty sure tulpae only communicate in thought before they learn a spoken language. Mine did, at least. Thoughts are pretty imprecise though, so it may be hard to understand exactly what she wanted to say.

[OldDrunkBastard]

I've developed my own use of training vocality, but you probably shouldn't try that until later on. It's perfectly normal for, at first, young tulpae to be able to relay basic thoughts, rather than full-blown sentences. Give it more time, I've no doubt the two of you will overcome this. The stronger your friendship, the easier the communication, because friendship, good sir, is magic /)