What's difference beetwen imagionary friend and tulpa?

[Reilok]

Cool. But if i started a week ago, should i bothering with turning friend into tulpa or finish my tulpa first?

[Aijada]

The imaginary friend has a much bigger story to lean on to find himself. Seems more fair too since he would possibly be close enough to sentience that he could actually remember himself better already.

[Reilok]

If i made him into tulpa, can he help me with making my other tulpa? or can i use him in wonder? like three of us

[ThatFellowWithTheScarf]

I believe they can help, concideribg you share a mind. Me and my tulpa actually plan to make an enormous one together.

[Reilok]

Wouldnt it be strange creating new without finishing first? God, i'm person of so many question

[Reilok]

Another question - what you do in wonderland is it everything that you think of? i mean, how you can understand in wonder, whether your tulpa do something or you imagine her doing it?

[Hermit]

>Wouldnt it be strange creating new without finishing first?

The concept of "strange" is relative. If you can handle it, why not?

 

>what you do in wonderland is it everything that you think of?

Sorry, I didn't get this one.

 

>i mean, how you can understand in wonder, whether your tulpa do something or you imagine her doing it?

Well, normally, if you are just observing your tulpa's actions without any thoughts and she still mpves - it most likely was her. Even if she is doing something you expect her to do, it's not puppeting in all cases. Try to get rid of all your thoughts and just watch over your tulpa.

[Reilok]

Thanks for answers! So... Firstly, what should i do to turn friend in tulpa? force his characterisitics? Secondly, if i have a glimpse of thought and than tulpa doing something but more or less what i expect - it's her?

[Hermit]

>Firstly, what should i do to turn friend in tulpa? force his characterisitics?

I would suggest you narrating more. Narration is what's giving your tulpa both sentience and ability to talk. But it's just my point of view. Basically, any attention you give to your friend is good, be it narrating, visualising or whatever you prefer. Read the guides to know the methods, try as many as you can and pick out what feels most natural to you.

 

>Secondly, if i have a glimpse of thought and than tulpa doing something but more or less what i expect - it's her?

It depends on the situation, of course. It is commonly advised to take any response you get as your tulpa's. Take a look at this post, it explains the concept quite good.

[Reilok]

Thanks a lot. Will try to do this