Tulpa's first answers

[R@nt]

Hi everyone, i was wondering: how did your tulpa answered to you for the first time? I mean, did you hear a voice or something else?

[Oguigi]

the very first way i communicated to my host/creator was with thoughts. but during those times my host was not able to understand. because unlike now he didn't knew how to tell my thoughts apart from his.

 

the first real communication i had with my host that he actually understood me was the time when i have choose to named myself "Oguigi".

 

 

 

i miss those early days

 

[Rythym Flow]

weird both of them said my name both painfully, shockingly, clearly...

[TulpaCouple]

The first responses would have been pretty early--head pressure, body language, emotional reactions.. After a while we struggled with what I call "mumbling". He would answer, but I couldn't hear or remember what he said, no matter how clear it was. It was like the word slipped from my memory the moment it was said. Since then it has been mental voice that is different than my own(sort of like when you see a picture that says "You are reading this in my voice") with occasional imposed voice. The actual out loud words have been the hardest to hear, but we are getting there.

[R@nt]

WHat do you exactly mean for emotional responses or "body language?". I'm narrating to him, and i just expect an answer from him while i'm talking to him

[Sands]

You know, body language. If you talk to them while visualizing, they'll be able to move their body and show how they feel that way.

 

As for emotional responses, either actual emotions you somehow are able to tell don't come from you or then the very broad term some use to mean anything that is not actual words coming from you tupper. Head pressure, headaches, twitches, feels, whatever. We had a simple yes/no communication system going on for a long time, using head pressure on both sides of the head for answers.

 

I'd say the whole getting vocal thing is mostly for us hosts to learn how to listen and not so much the tupper learning how to speak. If your head's full of things, it'll be hard to hear a weak response. You most likely aren't going to get an actual auditory hallucination right off the bat, you know, so listen for everything. And give them some time to actually answer, that's a mistake I did.

[R@nt]

So what do you suggest for helping us begin communicating? I was adopting the "already sentient since starting" tecnique, and i supposed he could actually answer me vocalli or via thoughts.

[Sands]

He probably can, my only tips are just listening carefully for them as I don't exactly have experience of other techniques or some other fancy stuff that could help. I'm just saying it can be hard to hear if you're really in your thoughts and thinking about this and that. Could kinda overpower the tupper's message so you don't notice it, you know?

[R@nt]

What do you mean by "overpower the tupper's message so you don't notice it"? And i'm expecting him to answer me during the sessions, not during my day (at lease, not at the starting...i foced for like 7 hours so far, and i'm guessing that because i don't count them)

[Onicron]

First I felt some alien feelings both when I forced and when I didn't. Then started the "yes or no" answers and after that Shai started sending short sentences when I was busy narrating to her and not concentrating too much to choke her speech.

Her first sentence was "Do you mean THAT Juuso?" when I was talking about my friend, it was as strong as my own thought voice.