Another Tulpa sentient without me noticing?

[JamesNintendoNerd]

In my wonderland, I have many NPCS based on MLP to fit my Tulpa, who is a pony as well. There's this one specific NPC that I am very fond of. I usually speak with her and play with her more than any other NPC. Whenever I think of her, I get the same sudden emotion with my real Tulpa. My chest feels tingly a bit and I feel happy especially when I imagine that I hug Octavia. According to the community, the heart tingling = sentience.

 

Is this possibly a 2nd Tulpa?

[Linkzelda]

Eva: I don’t know how you’ve managed to be informed by the populace of a community such as this that “heart tingling” = sentience. If anything, that could be comparable to something like “head pressures” that hosts like to use every now and then as some indicator for their tulpa being sentient. If you’re willing to use those means to go through the self-fulfilling prophecy of having a tulpa that’s sentient, that’s perfectly fine, however, those subtle indicators people create isn’t the whole picture of it all.

 

In your dreams, you can easily meet thoughtforms/dream characters that can emulate sensations of belonging, warmth, comfort, and a sense of euphoria that’s just beyond what would be fathomable within waking life. You dive into consciousness exploration with your mind in your sleep long enough, and you’ll eventually see how the mind in general can literally do anything to have a sense of purpose, meaning, and other life-affirming shifts in paradigms.

 

If you feel that NPC/thoughtform/proto-tulpa/whatever terminology you would like to use can be someone you can go through the tulpa creation process in waking life on, then go for it. But just note that any thought form, dreaming state, waking state, or even in-between those states have the potential to make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

 

That was part of the reason, but not the whole reason Link went about contributing to sustaining my existence and Ada’s. Because if he were to fall for the “heart tingling” or “head pressures” as the only means to confirm our sentience, he would have to worry about A LOT of dream characters that showed up in the ups and downs of motivation, discouragement, and all sorts of emotions that occurs.

 

You make the decision of the thought-forms that haven’t been your main mode of focus, you make the decision to follow along with the self-fulfilling prophecy to bring them into existence. Subtle indicators like heart tingling, or even head pressures may contribute to sentience, but sometimes that may be confused for the body and mind emulating that to give you the sense of belonging and love.

 

And that’s what may lead one into being inclined to make tulpas from those experiences in their wonderland, or even their dreams. But if Link were to do that, and also have his previous demeanor in the past of being too picky of which thought-form to interact with, maybe his unwavering acknowledgement and compassion for us would be nonexistent.

 

Whatever you think the community agrees on is a matter of disposition, but the beauty of it all is that having a set of mindsets, indicators, symbolism, methods, etc. may allow you to make breakthroughs into this. It’s all subjective, and depends on how much you want to continually believe tulpas can be probable in your perception of reality.

[Nobillis]

You don't have to make every NCP into a tulpa. If you are fine with her the way she is then just be happy to have an NPC you like.

 

I don't get why everyone is all "Is it a tulpa" every time an NPC shows a bit of life. Can't people just accept what they have and be happy with it?

 

Look, if it's still bugging you, ask her opinion on it. The NPC's I've interacted with were able to answer what questions I asked them. Try it, you might get a surprise, or even movement.

[JamesNintendoNerd]

You don't have to make every NCP into a tulpa. If you are fine with her the way she is then just be happy to have an NPC you like.

 

I don't get why everyone is all "Is it a tulpa" every time an NPC shows a bit of life. Can't people just accept what they have and be happy with it?

 

Look, if it's still bugging you, ask her opinion on it. The NPC's I've interacted with were able to answer what questions I asked them. Try it, you might get a surprise, or even movement.

 

 

I'm not basing the movement on any NPC, but how I feel while I am out of the dream state. Everytime I mention her in my thoughts I get a little heart tingle like a sign of friendship that my real Tulpa does.

 

 

I'm not trying to make a tulpa into an NPC... I want to keep every NPC one unless I feel like it's necessary to pick one out and turn them into Tulpa.

 

I've answered some questions to the other NPCS, not very common for me to do. They just stand there not saying anything, or when they do they give me a simple "No" or they talk about something unrelated to the subject or scene. As for that one NPC that somehow became my Tulpa, she actually makes long and fully fledged answers to questions to the ones that I have done my share of research with.

[waffles]

According to the community, the heart tingling = sentience.

 

Are you sure about that? Because heart tingling can be anything: excitement, a heart condition, and so on.

[Kiahdaj]

 

Are you sure about that? Because heart tingling can be anything: excitement, a heart condition, and so on.

 

Yeah. I've also never experienced heart tingling due to my tulpa, and honestly, this is the first I've heard of it.

[JamesNintendoNerd]

 

Are you sure about that? Because heart tingling can be anything: excitement, a heart condition, and so on.

 

I'm going by what the Tulpa.info community have said in the past from my other account.

I have no heart condition and I never feel excited about anything when it occurs.

[Guest Anonymous]

I don’t know how you’ve managed to be informed by the populace of a community such as this that “heart tingling” = sentience.

 

This answered the thread. You feel happy when with a servitor. If you want her to be a tulpa, develop her. If you don't, then don't. If she becomes self-aware, you'll eventually notice the difference anyway. I don't see how this is an issue.

[schlondark]

It is quite possible that it is a second tulpa, but the choice as whether or not to accept it is up to you. The heart tingle could easily be a "mainfested" emotion, but its up to you t o make of it what you will.

[Bin]

Does it "have" to be either a tulpa or not?

This is some real concrete thinking right here.

You know, for a psychology board, this is kind of thinking in the other direction.

In psychology, when people get diagnosed with a disorder, it means they exhibit several notable behaviors that a blanket term can apply too. They don't have to have every symptom of that disorder, the term still applies to them anyway.

Those "NPCs" don't "have" to be tulpas, or NPCs, or servitors, demons, or whatever other autistic category you want to make up for it's specific characterizations. If it behaves without you actively controlling it, you can probably count it as a tulpa. The delusions of if it can "feel" or "have emotions" or whatever garbage you want to make up are irrelevant.