Time Until the Tulpa Talks

[PsychoticDoc]

uh, hours I don't know. It was like 2 or so months.

[Linkzelda]

I chose the 101+ hours because since October 2012, I found myself proxying for Eva more instead of working on her becoming vocal. She had those slips of talking to me, but it was mostly when I wanted to focus on her more.

 

However, last night I decided to go through a hypnosis script I made for training her to be vocal and coming up with random conversations for fun. By the end of the script, I started looking at my laptop's random specs, and she started saying whatever content showed up. Then she started to make a pretty good conversation by myself where all I'm doing is listening and either saying "yes," "uh-uh," "I see."

 

She carried on the conversation for at least 15 minutes, which is pretty good in my case since I didn't even have to process things in advance to hear her out. She prompted me to do certain actions to prove how she was able to talk without me paying too much attention since I was just naturally enticed by her voice. It was amazing, and I think because I was learning other concepts other than training her to be more vocal, that's why it took so long for me.

 

But now, I'm starting to get the idea behind the process of how a more vocal tulpa can become apparent to the host.

 

So overall, it took me about 8 months (combined with researching other methods and creating my own and me proxying for her more)

[Semi-Nomadic]

When did your tulpa start to talk on its own?

What does it mean? Is that when your tulpa starts conversations from its own initiative?

[Bacn]

I believe my tulpa started first speaking around 3-4 weeks in. It was super quick, even though it didn't feel it.

 

However, I think I was parroting at the time and she's regressed back into being non-vocal for the past month.

[Guest Anonymous]

Between three and four years until I started talking.