This is a bit odd for me...

[GentlemanWhale]

I dont usally beleive in metalhysical stuff, I'm a guy who sticks to what is generally accepted. But anyway, I was thinking about this the other day... Lets say you're walking down a street, right? And your tulpa is walking next to you... And some guy passes you, and lets say this guy also has a tulpa who is walking right next to them... could your tulpa see their tulpa? And if they could, wouldnt it prove all of our minds are interconnected in someway?

[Sands]

You're asking this in a metaphysical board so the answer you're getting would be anything, most likely yes as that's what they seem to believe in. But otherwise no, a tupper can't see someone else's tupper.

[left blank]

Short answer: Yes, hypothetically, that could happen. I'll follow that with the caveat that such an experience has little to do with actual "metaphysics," which is an area of outdated philosophical masturbation.

[Enoch327]

I think you would have to make it a tacit command for your tulpas to see other tulpas. Like a security tulpa of some sort. Otherwise no, I don't think they would naturally see other tulpas.

[Mowgly]

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I think that's an ability that a tulpa could learn, "sensing" energies, conciousness, but obviously it's something you have to learn first and then teach to your tulpa.

[Chupi]

If it is possible at all, which I'm not sure of, I see no reason a tulpa couldn't develop the skill on their own. Given how switching goes, at least some tulpas seem to be the same sort of consciousness, on the same level as us. Therefore there's no real reason that you must be the consciousness that develops a skill first and then teaches it to the other one(s).