Sudden migrains out of nowhere in my everyday life

[Shulk]

It's really hard to describe but I force every day, I interact with my tulpa, give her some other Tulpas to give her company and I give her lots of love. I am 10 days in and I can feel her presence. However, I tend to have a hard migraine in the left side of my head when I am in my every day life and it hurts so bad. What does that mean?

[GlassElevator]

Remember the tulpamancer's rule of thumb; if you are having migraines drink lots of orange juice!

[Shulk]

Remember the tulpamancer's rule of thumb; if you are having migraines drink lots of orange juice!

 

No. I refuse.

[Quilten]

If it gets really bad, go to a doctor. For now, just lay back on the forcing a bit and see if it lets up any.

 

By the way, orange juice ***probably*** won't help you.

[Linkzelda]

It could be the Monado trying to help you foretell what will go on if you're trying too hard. Xenoblade Chronicles jokes aside, if you still want to do something if you're going to take a break, you could do a bit of debriefing of the experiences you've had with them, or are planning to in the future. That way, you probably won't feel like you'll have to drag yourself from the ground up again when going back to practicing and all that.

[Shulk]

It could be the Monado trying to help you foretell what will go on if you're trying too hard. Xenoblade Chronicles jokes aside, if you still want to do something if you're going to take a break, you could do a bit of debriefing of the experiences you've had with them, or are planning to in the future. That way, you probably won't feel like you'll have to drag yourself from the ground up again when going back to practicing and all that.

 

(Should I keep the monado held in my hands so I can see the visions in the future?)

 

So it has nothing to do with my Tulpa becoming sentient or anything?

[Linkzelda]

I can’t give you absolute assurance that it’s your tulpa trying to reach out to you, nor can I say it has nothing to do with them.

 

- It could just be that your brain was getting a mental exercise, and it could be a sign for you to take a break

 

- It could be that there’s potential of your tulpa reaching out to you, though I wouldn’t really suggest believing from the get-go that it’s them; especially if you’ve been doing this for a few days now. And even if this could be the case, it would be an awfully painful way just to get your attention, and you’d have to question why our mind needs to elaborate that kind of sensation just to give us an assurance that it’s them.

 

- It could just be a mental and/or physical ailment; but it’s best to talk to your relatives about it (the pain, not your tulpa :P), and hopefully get a doctor to help you out there.

 

 

I’ll say like I’ve suggested to others who are just starting out; give it time for you to conceptualize all of the weird sensations you’re getting, debrief yourself of what feels out of place for you, and learn to get used to trial-and-error to make distinctions on whether or not it’s your tulpa trying to reach out to you, or your willpower being incarnated somehow, or whatever symbolic meaning you want to apply to those experiences.

 

But what’s really important, honestly, is for you to take care of this situation first. Maybe the pain will go away, and it’s probably not as big of a deal, but if it’s going to be affecting you for that long, be aware of your general well-being being a priority above all else.

[Shulk]

I can’t give you absolute assurance that it’s your tulpa trying to reach out to you, nor can I say it has nothing to do with them.

 

- It could just be that your brain was getting a mental exercise, and it could be a sign for you to take a break

 

- It could be that there’s potential of your tulpa reaching out to you, though I wouldn’t really suggest believing from the get-go that it’s them; especially if you’ve been doing this for a few days now. And even if this could be the case, it would be an awfully painful way just to get your attention, and you’d have to question why our mind needs to elaborate that kind of sensation just to give us an assurance that it’s them.

 

- It could just be a mental and/or physical ailment; but it’s best to talk to your relatives about it (the pain, not your tulpa :P), and hopefully get a doctor to help you out there.

 

 

I’ll say like I’ve suggested to others who are just starting out; give it time for you to conceptualize all of the weird sensations you’re getting, debrief yourself of what feels out of place for you, and learn to get used to trial-and-error to make distinctions on whether or not it’s your tulpa trying to reach out to you, or your willpower being incarnated somehow, or whatever symbolic meaning you want to apply to those experiences.

 

But what’s really important, honestly, is for you to take care of this situation first. Maybe the pain will go away, and it’s probably not as big of a deal, but if it’s going to be affecting you for that long, be aware of your general well-being being a priority above all else.

 

Just wondering. How long in average does a regular person's tulpa become sentient.

[Faemon]

If you're physicalizing your efforts by grinding your teeth or something, then maybe your jaw is slightly misaligned? I'm sensitive to air pressure, and this week has been unbearably cloudy like just-about-to-rain-but-nyah-nyah-nyahnyah-nyah-never-does and I've been using this menthol-camphor balm/ointment all the time just to stay conscious.

 

Has there been an averages study done on these forums, like adding up the days it took between reports of commencing tulpa-creation and the nascent sentience of that created tulpa--and dividing that number among all the subjects of the survey?

 

If not, then I would think that it really depends on how intuitively a person can understand the tulpa-making process.

[Linkzelda]

I forgot that I deleted my response to your next query, Shulk, in Microsoft Word because I got distracted with something else. But like Faemon stated, unless there's actually some kind of tally with anecdotal cases with how assured someone feels their tulpa is sentient, we're not in a position to be giving you some kind of expectation bias. And even if there were attempts at that kind of tally, it shouldn't really be the only thing to gauge your own competencies in creating a tulpa, as I'm sure that's one challenge people may have.

 

In other words, they seem to develop an inferiority complex that they can't keep up with the "standard," or a "consensus" of how long it would take to make a tulpa, and being assured that they're sentient.