Tulpa and the Law of Attraction

[Merman]

The law of attraction is a principle that states that everything in the universe is composed of energy that vibrates. When you think any thought or hold ideas of what you want (or don't want) in your mind for periods of time, you send out a vibration of what you've been thinking out into the universe. The universe matches your energy vibrations and sends more of what you sent out back to you. Everything in every aspect of your life was attracted to you through the vibrations you sent out. When you consciously send out specific vibrations on purpose, you are being a deliberate creator of your reality. The universe sends back to you exactly what you "asked for" by using the law of attraction, making it possible to have whatever you so desire.

 

Now, one of the bigger hurdles for those using the LOA is that you have to mentally convince yourself that you already have what you're asking for. That way you'll be sending out a vibration that says "I'm so happy that i have ____ in my life". The issue is that people's subconscious know that they don't have that which they are imagining they have. And the doubtful subconscious is what impedes the attraction process.

I have always thought tulpa to be direct doors to their creator's subconscious, and that the tulpa have easy access to all that remains buried within our psyche. What I was getting at was that maybe if you, as well as the extension of you with access to the subconscious (the tulpa) both use the LOA together to bring about the same thing into your life, that it would create a powerful vibration as well as manifest quicker, because you are actively working with the subconscious directly.

 

About the LOA: [video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdfEB6gk13M

 

*also, do you think the manifestation of the tulpa during tulpaforcing is like the manifesting of a desire using the LOA? I mean both come into fruition by doing different exercises to make them real to you until they come into being. I was just wondering about what everyone thinks about this.

[malesplicer]

So in short your saying that being eternally grateful for our tulpa's existence will increase the rate of a tulpa's progress?

[Merman]

Hmm... if I am going by how this Law works, then yes. Being glad and thankful for its existence and that you have it there with you, would lend itself to bringing it into being faster, In theory.

[Brassow]

So in short your saying that being eternally grateful for our tulpa's existence will increase the rate of a tulpa's progress?

 

Wow. You're quite the buzz kill.

[Kiahdaj]

I'm not sure how he's being a buzz-kill.

That's sort of what I took away from the video, as well.

[Enoch327]

There are several problems with the law of attraction. 1. Laws can be broken. 2. There may be higher laws. Such as karma, a bardo contract, laws against violating someone else's rights. Quite simply the law of attraction does not work for everyone all the time. I was told by a New Thought teacher that I could have anything I wanted. I asked for prayer support in a cross country move. He said "Sorry, I can't help you." In fact, the bastard prayed against me. Thus he negated, in my mind, the so called law of attraction. Another time I was told that if I took action the universe would open up and help me. So I lost several thousand dollars in an investment. I took action and the universe took my money. I am glad the law of attraction works for you, but don't try to bullshit the rest of us.

[xtar]

I'm asking the universe hard for some good quality licorice right now and I don't see results. Tulpas much easier they're more mind-bound.

[Merman]

Enoch327, things are things you said:

1.Laws can be broken.

2.There may be higher laws.

3.laws against violating someone else's rights.

4.In fact, the bastard prayed against me. Thus he negated, in my mind, the so called law of attraction.

5.Another time I was told that if I took action the universe would open up and help me. So I lost several thousand dollars in an investment.

6.don't try to bullshit the rest of us.

 

1.Firstly, "Law" of attraction is just a title, I've heard the process referred to as many things, including "Resonance manifestation".

2.There are always higher laws, but I'd doubt they necessarily affect each other, or cancel out one another.

3.The LOA doesn't impose on other's wills, that is stated flatly in it's basics.

4.Praying for or against something has little to do with the LAO at all.

5.Blindly taking a chance on something IS NOT how the LOA works.

6. It doesn't sound like you have any plausible idea about this stuff. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, but the things you've mentioned have practically nothing to do with the Law Of Attraction, or it's processes. You jumped to conclusions based on misinformation and it is bothersome. Plus saying my post is trying "to bullshit the rest of us" is not conducive to anything, and just unnecessary.

[Enoch327]

Enoch327, things are things you said:

1.Laws can be broken.

2.There may be higher laws.

3.laws against violating someone else's rights.

4.In fact, the bastard prayed against me. Thus he negated, in my mind, the so called law of attraction.

5.Another time I was told that if I took action the universe would open up and help me. So I lost several thousand dollars in an investment.

6.don't try to bullshit the rest of us.

 

1.Firstly, "Law" of attraction is just a title, I've heard the process referred to as many things, including "Resonance manifestation".

2.There are always higher laws, but I'd doubt they necessarily affect each other, or cancel out one another.

3.The LOA doesn't impose on other's wills, that is stated flatly in it's basics.

4.Praying for or against something has little to do with the LAO at all.

5.Blindly taking a chance on something IS NOT how the LOA works.

6. It doesn't sound like you have any plausible idea about this stuff. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, but the things you've mentioned have practically nothing to do with the Law Of Attraction, or it's processes. You jumped to conclusions based on misinformation and it is bothersome. Plus saying my post is trying "to bullshit the rest of us" is not conducive to anything, and just unnecessary.

 

So the LOA doesn't work when other people are involved. It also doesn't work if prayer or taking a leap of faith are involved. So in some alternate universe where prayer, people, and action do not exist, the LOA works perfectly. Sounds like a very useful law. I have read several books on the law of attraction, starting with Napoleon Hill and going up to the Abraham books. I am not saying it never works. I am saying it is one factor among many. And apparently in a strange way, you agree with me. I am sorry my comments offended you. They were conducive to making my point, which I think I have achieved. Obviously, you didn't attract my comments, or did you?

[Merman]

These aren't things that make it not work.. they are things that aren't affected by the process, or simply don't do anything in relation to the process, in general. And yeah, I probably did attract your comments. I'm not offended.. I just am explaining things weirdly I guess, and your intellect is finding flaws in my explanations. Regardless of anything, I think it sometimes works and other times not. Maybe due to other 'laws', I'd reckon.. So you read the books, do you personally think tulpa can actively help convince your subconscious to believe something is true? Like, some kind of direct means of manipulating the subconscious?