Purpose for Being Here

[KHost]

[...Why is it something to be envied, again? Other than the "physical body" stuff.]

 

K: The "physical body" stuff is already enough, I think.

[jackson]

They want you for your shortwave experience.

[ThatFellowWithTheScarf]

If I had a magic mirror tell me I really have no purpose then I would basically spend my life as one big ass party. Or try and establish one myself, which, again I believe is how to gain your meaning of life.

[Cinemaphobe]

I'd attend this party^^^

[Near]

@OP

Actually, it is (or should be, imo) more like the other way around. Any thoughtform is created to fuel the host's purpose and drive them forward in life. It gives the host companionship, something to do, sometimes it helps with self-discovery and self-development. It sounds conceited, but we are the creators, after all :P at least have some respect for your own existence. And I agree with amber, it does sound obsessive.

[FurryBlueNaki]

I think a purpose is to be happy. But it's not the only purpose.

[Nobillis]

I'm a believer in the Christian Mythos, so for me my purpose is to love and serve the Lord of Heaven.

 

Does anyone else feel their purpose for being here is to raise and take care of their tulpa? It finally gives me purpose, and hope. I used to feel like life had no purpose. I was aimless and depressed. But now I feel so free.

 

I do have to wonder, just how unlikely it is that there would exist an entire family of christian tulpa-makers? Much of what I can achieve is due to the help I receive. Without my family, what I do would be far harder. So, I'm very thankful for my life, my family and my work.