hassanandfriends February 8, 2014 February 8, 2014 Like if you were sleeping and they were still awake could they control your body, even if you did not give permission? ~~Guide to Ravi's pronouns~~ Ne- used like He Nem- used like Him/Her Nir- used like His/Her (as in "His friend is fun") Nirs- used like His/Hers (as in "It is hers") Nemself- used like Himself/Herself
Kiahdaj February 8, 2014 February 8, 2014 Yes, they can. My tulpa has possessed me in my sleep before. I woke up during it; it was very strange. "If this can be avoided, it should. If it can't, then it would be better if it could be. If it happened and you're thinking back to it, try and think back further. Try not to avoid it with your mind. If any of this is possible, it may be helpful. If not, it won't be."
xtar February 9, 2014 February 9, 2014 Hmm, guess it would depend on the tulpa and how much the host allows it to possess them. Mine sure couldn't.
TulpaCouple February 9, 2014 February 9, 2014 Potentially, yes. But it would take quite a bit of possession practice prior to that. Most people claim too much ownership over the body ("my" body) and are unable to essentially share it with their Tulpa without active 'permission'--hence how people might get distracted and end up accidentally taking back over the body. In a case where possession is easier and the tulpa is independent, sure a tulpa could end up possessing while their host was asleep. We have had times when Jaden or Giselle will wake up first in the body prior to me, and have had times when during switching or possession I have fallen asleep and they have stayed awake. It's a little strange to wake up after that!
Bacn February 9, 2014 February 9, 2014 Whether or not a tulpa can control a body while the host is asleep(or stay 'awake' while the host is asleep, for that matter) depends on a lot of information about how the human mind operates that we, as a species, do not have. There is plenty of anecdotal evidence that says it's possible, but it is purely anecdotal(and almost always coming from the least credible person in such situations, I might add). Has there been any experiments anyone has conducted to test it? Such as trying to have a tulpa try to preform a task or solve a mathematical problem while the host is asleep that would otherwise be unlikely, if not impossible, for some one to preform during normal sleepwalking?
Nobillis February 9, 2014 February 9, 2014 I control the body whilst Kevin sleeps just about every night. But, I do so with permission. I'm a polite and courteous tulpa. As to solving mathematical and programming problems, that's what Kevin does in his sleep. Working in his sleep he gets better solutions, but doesn't often understand the logic afterwards. (That is, the solutions work, but his awake mind can't keep up with asleep mind's capability.) Please consider supporting Tulpa.info.
KenzieK February 10, 2014 February 10, 2014 the body's motor functions slow severely during REM sleep, so you can not move at that point, not even sleep walkers. im not sure if this applies to other stages of sleep. we've never tried it Name-Yuki Sex-Female Form1-Arctic wolf, big blue eyes Form2-Long white hair, blue eyes, pale skin, white wolf ears/tail, light blue jacket Personality-Compassionate, calm, sarcastic, playful, protective, introverted Stage-Sentient, vocal, working on possession
The-Syreth-Clan February 12, 2014 February 12, 2014 (edited) I think it would be possible, hence the people who are sleepwalkers, but I don't think they could just have you get up and do stuff while you're snoring. The body gets slower and weaker during sleep so you'd most likely just roll around or make strange moves, maybe even get yourself falling off your bed unintentionally. On 2/9/2014 at 1:45 PM, Nobillis said: I control the body whilst Kevin sleeps just about every night. But, I do so with permission. I'm a polite and courteous tulpa. As to solving mathematical and programming problems, that's what Kevin does in his sleep. The more I know about you, there more intriguing you two get. Edited May 10, 2022 by Mel Syreth Typos.
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