One month of Tulpaforcing..... still nothing

[TheGuyWithTheGlasses]

I force every 10 to 30 minutes a day at nights and sometimes in the day when I work on private things. I've done this for quite a month. The only presence I had so far is when a dark figure of the back of her appeared in front of me and disappeared. I've seen people here that only took 25 days or 20 days for them to become sentient. Am I unable to make a Tulpa? Or is it gonna take me a decade or so?

[Linkzelda]

It's one month, you've made progress, but you're not practicing gratitude for what you did accomplish. You shouldn't solely rely on anecdotes of people who only took "25 days or 20 days," and making a blanket statement that you've accomplished nothing. You don't know what's really going on inside of those people's minds, you can't confirm if they're going by blind-faith or are actually making progress.

 

The only thing you can be sure of is acknowledging your own journey and how your mind has its own ways of potentially making the tulpa sentient and real to you. Don't compare yourself to others to the point where you lose all hope.

 

If those people you're using as comparisons were non-existent, you would realize that their anecdotes is just you trying to justify the struggle you've went through that didn't feel like progress to you. Persevere.

[Quilten]

Like LinkZelda said, you shouldn't judge your own experiences based on specific others'. Everyone is different, and everyone is going to have a unique or different experience with creating a tulpa. Seriously, though, if you care about it enough, and you want it to happen, it will. Patience is a very big thing when it comes to tulpae, forcing in particular.

[Deadlykid]

Just keep going!

I started mine on 9/9/13 and so far iv only gotten faint gut feelings ( Or me just hungry ).

Plus I haven't worked on my tulpa alot... (Shaaaaame)

 

I dont know much about tuplas, im quite new, but one thing iv learned is to never compare your progress to others, keep going!

[Nobillis]

I've seen people here that only took 25 days or 20 days for them to become sentient.

Possible, but consider - how many years did they have of tulpa making before that, or of meditation, or of learning self-hypnosis, or Lucid dreaming? You can't just take the days, but also the other preparation. That's like saying the only time an athlete took to win a race was the actual race duration (ignoring that they probably trained long beforehand, and had many pevious races where they didn't win).

 

For example, Kevin and kerin together have more then 30 years experience in the above listed things (mostly kerin). So then, is it that surprising that I developed a little faster? (a month)

 

But Kevin's first tulpa (kerin) took years as he had no idea what he was doing back then.

[Wh33lzman]

Try a year of tulpaforcing. A month, 10 to 30 minutes a day? Let's take an average of 20 min. Per day, for 30 days. 600min=only 10 hours, I'm sorry but you have a long way to go, but you've already had visual hallucinations? That's a lot of quick progress, take it easy

[Guest EnnervateIndustries]

Tulpa progress depends on a myriad of factors, and what is "usual" for one person is often completely different for another person. You might want to change your perspective; instead of comparing what you have done in a month to what others have done in a month, compare what you've done in a month to what you started with.

[Yori]

Try a year of tulpaforcing. A month, 10 to 30 minutes a day? Let's take an average of 20 min. Per day, for 30 days. 600min=only 10 hours, I'm sorry but you have a long way to go, but you've already had visual hallucinations? That's a lot of quick progress, take it easy

 

-waves no-no finger at Hours calculation-

[BlackMuffin]

Dude. I've been working on Chuul for almost two months now and I'm not feeling much past the very rare raw thought or head pressure. Don't feel discouraged mate. Everyone's different, and personally I'd always stay skeptical of accounts of people taking only a month to achieve sentience.