Tulpabracelets

[Sands]

Definitely not a guide and finally we'll have a chance of getting this out of guides. Also narration tag doesn't really fit, as there's no narration here, really.

 

I could approve this as a tip.

[Linkzelda]

Yeah, this is useful tip to anyone wanting to engage in repetitive tasks of using a reference to make them acknowledge their tulpa. Narration tag can be removed, like Sands declared.

[waffles]

I replaced the Narration tag with a Misc. one. Although it is kind of narration-related; this could be tagged as a lot of things actually.

Anyway I approve for Tips.

[GGMethos]

Approved. For tips and tricks.

[NotAnonymous]

Reluctantly approved for Tips. May consider disapproving this if Couguhl's Guide to Tulpa Association for Regaining Focus gets approved and if people think they're sufficiently close.

 

Given the author's username I was expecting a badging guide. Just kidding.

 

Anyhow, this is just a tip for reminding oneself of one's tulpa. Something to trigger us into thinking about them or to remember to pay attention to them.

 

There's countless ways of doing this and I guess for some people a bracelet or a watch or a piece of jewelry or anything really, could be helpful as long as we associate it with the tulpa and remember to think about them.

[CyberD]

Approved for tips.

[schlondark]

Approved for tips and tricks.

[Linkzelda]

7/9 Tips it is.

[ReincarnationsGarden]

I have started making my bracelet, although it's a friendship bracelet since I don't really think a big, broken watch fits me.

And if anyone's interested in the pattern, here: http://friendship-bracelets.net/pattern.php?id=73112

 

(Sorry about the size, does anyone know how to make it smaller?)

[Sophie]

(Sorry about the size, does anyone know how to make it smaller?)

 

You can do it easily with this:

http://www.picresize.com/

 

Nice bracelet though. Definitely looks a lot better than a broken watch, as you say.