Comm Data July 13, 2013 July 13, 2013 Hmm this has been something I have been wanting to know. If a person who has been blinded by a accident see a tulpa if they create one. Now I am not referring to natural blindness but just accidental blindness. The vision of the person is gone but I read that this kind of blindness still allows one to see certain things in dreams. If you were able to enter a state such as going in the wonderland would you see the tulpa? Moreover just wanting to know if there really is anyway to see the tulpa while being blind normally as well? I cant really experiment on it myself since I dont know anybody blind willing to try to create a tulpa. Tulpa progress Name not given yet working on giving her voice. Form human pinkish red hair with glasses normal body. She contradicts me in certain ways. She has more emotions then I have yet I wish to be more emotional. Im estimating at least 300 more hours should be put into her. She was from my dreams.
Merman July 13, 2013 July 13, 2013 People who go blind later in life still have dreams of images and things from before they went blind. Even people born blind have dreams, but the dreams don't involve images, rather sensations and sounds. I think you could see the tulpa in your wonderland, or in your mind, but not in the real world, due to physical blindness. I assume if someone who's blind (born blind or not) can create a tulpa, they'd just only hear the tulpa as opposed to seeing it. That's pretty neat to think about.. My Progress Report
Comm Data July 13, 2013 Author July 13, 2013 Yeah thats what I heard from natural blindness it is rather interesting to think about. Because if they were blind I feel a tulpa would help their happiness greatly especially if they could just go into the wonderland to see things. Even just hearing the tulpa would alleviate the stress said person has so I think this could help out alot with people who cant afford to get artificial sight and such from being blind. This would give them something to brighten their day up. Tulpa progress Name not given yet working on giving her voice. Form human pinkish red hair with glasses normal body. She contradicts me in certain ways. She has more emotions then I have yet I wish to be more emotional. Im estimating at least 300 more hours should be put into her. She was from my dreams.
Merman July 13, 2013 July 13, 2013 Yes, I agree about it brightening up their day. Because the blind person's physical friends are there, but he cannot see them. He can have conversations with his tulpa, while seeing the tulpa, which would be something small but priceless to someone who'd lost their sight. My Progress Report
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