Tulpa Book

[shalkek]

Has anyone considered writing a booklet of sorts, containing pretty much all the information we have up till this point. Said book would include most guides, views on tulpae, a brief history of the phenomenon, etc ...

I'm suggesting this because it seems to me like the comunity has reached it's peak and everything is only heading downwards from here. The forum is slowly dying either from all the oldest members leaving, the science part of the forum dissipating, internal drama, etc ...

This is just my personal opinion, but it would still be pretty great to have all the information gathered in one place.

 

P.S. I've been lurking around here since the site's inception so I know a thing or two about the whole phenomenon.

Also, I'm not suggesting that said book should be published, a pdf would be nice though.

[NekoiNemo]

I don't think book is appropriate form of media for that. Wiki - yes (and i heard that it'll be here. ... Sometime), but not a book.

And besides - that to include? General knowledge? 5 pages at max. Guides? Hundreds of pages and book will be almost unreadable. Oh, and most guides suggest exactly opposite methods and ways.

[shalkek]

In any case, having some kind of centralized information source would be nice.

[Davankam]

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwqEAweIIIPmVTVFUmNUeGpqRTA/edit?pli=1

 

I'm guessing you mean something like this?

[shalkek]

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwqEAweIIIPmVTVFUmNUeGpqRTA/edit?pli=1

 

I'm guessing you mean something like this?

 

Exactly. That's nice.

[Davankam]

Yeah. Here's the thread if you want it http://community.tulpa.info/thread-general-a-guide-compilation

[Mr_Jared]

Funny this is brought up, for I started out keeping what i had read up on and experienced in a little pocket book i carry with me. It is mostly filled with my writings, such as when things happened with Jackie and when. it does have some pages based on personality theroy and things like such. I see it more as a refrence and journal

[Viski]

If a book was written, could it directly refer to the specific guides and credit their original makers? Is using the other's guides like that even legal, even if you credit their makers?

 

Or would you have to include a general guide of your own (what active/passive forcing means, how narration creates sentience, and so on) and mention the tulpa.info for more specific guides?