Metaphysical tulpa guide

[Forge]

This looks like a very effective yet simple guide on creating the foundations of a tulpa.

 

thank you. any questions or suggestions?

[Chupi]

Info on Tenketsu/meridians would be very good. I've seen little to no good info on that. I'm fairly familiar with chakras and gnosis (when I can do it properly).

[Forge]

Info on Tenketsu/meridians would be very good. I've seen little to no good info on that. I'm fairly familiar with chakras and gnosis (when I can do it properly).

 

yeah i need to get around to doing this

[Dialogues]

This is a solid, if brief, guide on the creation of a tulpa from the metaphysical perspective. Regardless of how you fall on this issue, it is difficult to dispute the efficacy of the methods described within it. However, a crucial part of the guide is missing, as Chupi pointed out almost a year ago. Approval withheld, pending completion of the guide. Otherwise, aside from some minor formatting issues, everything seems good to me.

[schlondark]

Disapproved due to lack of content and meaningful data.

[Linkzelda]

This shows that anyone can attribute pre-exisiting meditation, introspection, and other mental practices in relation to tulpas. Maybe it could be used for Resources as a supplement to anyone that may be into the chakra aspect, but for something that could be applicable to tulpas, and how OP admitted that this isn't a new practice, not so sure if it could be approved for anything.

 

If anything, I could see this as Resources, as long as people realize they should take the concepts loosely, and not something that OP wants to hammer down people's throats, I think. But my first response is a disapproval.

[Guest Anonymous]

DISAPPROVED.

 

Try to not read anything Forge ever says if you want your sanity kept intact. If not, consult all his guides. They're great!

[Sands]

Awful punctuation fail. That's already enough for me to disapprove it, but I am pretty sure that meta guides should be going to the meta board. Meta research goes there, so I think it would only fit, as the line between magic and SCIENCE is drawn there. Having them get mixed isn't too good, so I suggest moving this to the board it belongs to. And after that, it's outside our control.

[waffles]

There are not very many meta guides. We could put this in the magic section of the forum and be done with it I guess. In any case it's not getting approved.

[NotAnonymous]

Disapproved, Guides (for now, may change, especially if a new tag is added, see rest of the post).

 

Too many missing details to get an approval, and some issues with the grammar/spelling.

 

I'm against moving this guide to Metaphysics as that section is hidden and not accessible to lurkers which may want to see how a "meta" guide looks like.

 

Overall, I'm of the opinion that people who do have such beliefs (like collective unconscious ones) do sometimes have an easier time making a tulpa* and such guides may end up helping them.

 

Instead, I would propose we add a new tag: [Metaphysical], thus anyone not interested in those guides can steer clear of them.

 

That said, this guide is a bit too frugal to be sufficiently helpful - I can't see how someone that isn't already intimately familiar with OP's belief system would be able to easily follow this.

 

Compare this with 2 other example meta guides:

http://www.tulpa.info/archive/cables-metaphysical-guide/

http://www.reddit.com/r/Tulpas/comments/1u2uf7/agent_nyctos_bullshitfree_meta_guide_2_the_return/

 

Both seem more self-contained and easier to follow.

 

Of course, this isn't to say that the guide couldn't be made more self-contained - it probably could - just this current one, isn't.

 

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* - Easier, why? They have a far easier time accepting something 'external' and outside their control, something which is autonomous when "imbued" with the right emotions/feels/behaviors/~energy~. The whole "metaphysical" belief system seems to come prepackaged with a lot of concepts which map to various unconscious thought patterns which just happen to be very useful when developing a tulpa - things someone else would have to develop entirely on their own. Note that this is not an endorsement of such belief systems, merely what I believe to be the effects of holding such beliefs while attempting to make a tulpa.