The adventures of me and Quincy

[CM]

... That's not really an answer is it, you're just telling me to "go try it" without instructions. I'm curious, how does it happen?

That tandem dream thing, as far as I understand, just works because you kind of make the plans similar and then it's obviously similar with the other person, and when awake it's more like shared sensations and thoughts that happen spontaneously. (Happens to me and my best friend all the time since we've known since we were 4.)

 

"Real shared dreaming is often more like spontaneous feelings, thoughts, pictures and impressions that two or more people experience together and can discuss quite rationally later." -says the internet.

[alexmmorrow]

instructions, ok but the problem is, I have never personally met anybody that has done that except for my friend. First, have you and in your partner sitting next to each other, then both of you start meditating and if you want to enter your friends wonderland, then your friend needs to go to his/her wonderland first. It's the other way around if he/she is going into yours. I don't know what gender your friend is, so I'm just going to say "he" next, your friend must direct his thoughts towards you, while your mind is cleared of course, then wait, pretty soon you should randomly appear in his wonderland. That's how I do it :)

[Guest amber5885]

So you have to be telekenetic?

[CM]

Well, telekinesis is moving stuff with your mind, right...?

I think you mean uhm... psychic, or something.

EDIT: Telepathy! That was the word :D

[alexmmorrow]

I guess I'ts a long the lines of telepathy I never really thought of it that way.

[alexmmorrow]

Hey guys, today I didn't do much forcing but I started getting into astral projection, I heard that if you astral project your tulpa will come with you, so I wanted to try that for myself. I only astral projected once and it was by accident, so this time I got this weird and intense vibration and I was told this was normal, but then the vibration faded away and I was still in my body. I dont know why it didnt work, but I tried doing it again and I couldnt get back to the vibration state.

[alexmmorrow]

hey guys, its been a while because iv'e been busy with school, anyways i have two more friends that joined my tulpa club we go into each others wonderlands and we communicate with each others tulpa. I found out what it means to go into somebody's wonderland, it is called "mental projection" and another thing i wanted to talk about is something i never experienced before, a few days ago me and my friends where in the wonderland and we spent a long time there, once i left my wonderland i could see everybody's tulpa very vividly, and i was talking to one of my friends tulpa just like a regular person and i told everybody, they seemed pretty shocked as well. I think this happened by mental projecting so much, i think we did it to the point where i could interact with other tulpas in the real world. And I was thinking if maybe if i keep doing what im doing everybody's tulpa will become imposed to all of us, then there would be no difference between a human and a tulpa. Goodbye :)

[Cinemaphobe]

Hmmmm...mental projection...

 

I like to consider myself an open-minded person. But logical open-minded people can agree to this sacred belief:

 

"If it occurs in nature, then it can be replicated through science."

 

A man once saw a bird fly and said "I want to fly like that." Hundreds of years later--airplanes were invented. Flight was observed, and science made it possible for humans.

 

At any rate, visiting another person's mind has never been scientifically observed or replicated.

 

Hallucinatory stimuli can be observed and seen on neuroimaging equipment; while hallucinations can be directly experienced through the usage of psychedelics.

The brain has been observed as an organ that is capable of producing a consciousness, however the nature of consciousness is still under scientific and philisophic debate.

 

Bottomline?

Consciousness occurs in nature, and one day it will be replicated through science. Dreams occur in nature, and one day they'll be replicated through science. But visiting another person's mind defies physics, chemistry, and neuroscience.

 

If you are of the spiritual sort, then just disregard this comment. I'm just openly expressing my pity towards impossible tasks.

Just be wary that very few people are fond of psychic abilities here.

[TulpaFox]

Hmmmm...mental projection...

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A man once saw a bird fly and said "I want to fly like that." Hundreds of years later--airplanes were invented. Flight was observed, and science made it possible for humans.

 

 

 

That's true, however mathematicians at the time also claimed it was impossible. Even newspapers were afraid to public the first flight at kitty hawk, out of fear of ridicule.

[Stevie]

 

That's true, however mathematicians at the time also claimed it was impossible. Even newspapers were afraid to public the first flight at kitty hawk, out of fear of ridicule.

 

But the thing about flight is that those who were attempting it could explain what they were going to do and how they were going to do it. I think Cinemaphobe's issue is that OP is making claims that he can't seem to substantiate with a logical breakdown of how to do them, aside from mentioning metaphysical things like telepathy and astral projection.

 

I don't subscribe to that school of thought either, OP, but hey, if you're into it, that's cool. Best of luck with your tulpa and everything.

 

EDIT: Seems like there's been a lot of disbelief from day one. That's not surprising, given the fast tulpa, and then the aside mentions of things like the Third Eye. I think in general, people think threads like this are a discredit to the whole community, because we're small enough that instead of one user speaking for themselves, they speak for the entirety when they make a thread, which is why people are getting mad. OP, I would maybe make a disclaimer somewhere that your thread is metaphysical/parapsychological in nature.