Falling asleep while tulpaforcing

[Guest]

1. Does this increase trait deviation?

 

2. How long do you need to have been asleep for it to be traumatic? Is even a small amount of time, like 40 minutes, bad?

 

I'd be interested in hearing from an actual tulpa who has experienced this.

[Guest applesauce99]

I haven't created a sentient tulpa to ask, but from what I've read it's your subconsious that effects the tulpa during sleep - which I imagine to be during REM?

 

I don't know if it increases deviation, but I'm sure it increases psychological trauma to tulpa.

 

Why do I answer questions in reverse order sometimes, ugh.

[Iris]

I think this is an important read. It's from TOGs tulpa, Claire

 

http://pastebin.com/MKTmbSWW

[Guest applesauce99]

TheOtherGuy's tulpa has experiece with this if I remember. I would ask him, but he'll probably show up soon anyway.

[Guest]

I've read everything that's already been said. I'm just looking for clarification on these two points.

[Chupi]

TOG's tulpa made it pretty clear on the IRC other times: don't do it at all. Haven't heard from other complete tulpae on it though.

[Guest Anonymous]

Didn't we have this thread, like, two days ago?

[Guest]

Didn't we have this thread, like, two days ago?

 

Yeah, I just want a tulpa to clarify those two points.

[Bluesleeve]

This is from the german wikipedia, you can form your own opinion:

 

The time between falling asleep and the first REM phase is being labeled as "REM-Latency". An average adult's REM-Latency is about 90 minutes (± 30 minutes). If the REM-Latency is considerably shortened, e.g. 25 minutes after falling asleep, it is called a premature REM-sleep (Sleep onset REM resp. SOREM).

 

Sounds like russian roulette to me.

[Pleeb]

We already have this topic, you can continues discussion there: http://tulpa.info/forums/Thread-Falling-asleep-while-tulpaforcing

 

You can ask in that thread for the tulpa co clarify these two points.