People here that completed tulpa via but narration+visualization (no wonderland, etc)

[Yori]

I'm just wondering about the people here that completed their tulpa by simply talking to it while imagining its there. No wonderland, no special forcing, no meditating its traits.

 

And if so, can you go into detail about what you did and how long it took?

[historical]

I was just about to make a new thread with this exact question. More like "How many people made tulpas by unorthodox means" but yeah, same shit different plate.

 

Also, shorten your damn thread title it makes it difficult to reply.

[Yori]

I just don't want people to click thinking I want to hear about a wonderland and hours of imagining this and that. And not ANY unorthodox method.. that isn't the point. The point is the simplicity of it - simple narration.

[historical]

ask glitch, I always wanted to know his whole story.

[Lacquer]

http://tulpa.info/forums/Thread-Ultimate-Tulpa-Creation-Method

[Sands]

I see trait forcing as narration practice anyways when it's just words and not SYMBOLISM, so I'm a bit of this and a bit of something else. I didn't start by visualizing anything, just talked, but I did sit down and gave all my attention to the tupper and my words, so I guess that counts as special forcing if by special forcing you mean sitting down and concentrating. Like, forcing. Later on when working on visualizing the form and stuff, Roswell got a place to stay in so a wonderland was kinda created then. Plenty of hanging around was done in the real life too, though. Lots of talking, just doing what felt good at the moment. Talking and visualizing at the same time sometimes too, as visualization's always a good skill to practice.

 

Not quite what you asked, but maybe you'll get something out of this. I definitely got some signs very early on, but they were easy to miss and I didn't think much of them back then. After form though, he was moving more or less right from the start. Actual words I could understand came later however, around 1.5 - 2 months in. It's a skill to learn how to listen, I think.

[historical]

Plenty of hanging around was done in the real life too, though. Lots of talking, just doing what felt good at the moment. Talking and visualizing at the same time sometimes too

 

So you imposed before 'vocality'?

[Sands]

Sure thing brah. Also did possession before words words words.

[historical]

huh, I'm anxious of trying too many things before I know she's fully aware of what we're even doing in the first place. I'm finding your PR...

[Sands]

I think it's pretty fucking obvious to know when they're fully aware even when there are no words coming from them. They can react to your words, after all, so don't be discouraged just because of that. But do things at your own pace, no need to hurry. Just do what feels good and read my tl;dr shit if you really want to.