similar/ simultaneous creation, and copying.

[Curious.]

So when I found this place myind blew up with a milion questions.

But for now I'll keep it simple with 2 that kindof follow the same train o thought. (Choo choo)

 

Has anyone ever attempted/would it be kosher,or frowned uppon. To have two like minded people cooperate with eachother in making identical tulpas. In an attempt to "share". I mean it sounds far fetched, i mean its your head. You cant share that. But the end results..... or at least semi mature results would be interesting to compare against eachother. Not like a which ones better comparison, but more what developed with one that didn't with the other, type comparison.

 

Also. The idea that one persons tulpa sounds so awsome that someone else would base theirs on it. And attempt a "copy" Im sure they would eventually differ, but again it would be an interesting comparison.

 

Thoughts?

[Akinkinit]

Well, you can try, but unless you have two copies of the same person, as you said, the tulpas are going to deviate from each other. And fairly early on I would imagine.

 

It would be interesting to know the degree and time frame of the deviation in this scenario for sure. But you'd have to control a lot of variables:

1. Initial form of the tulpa (using the same picture for instance).

2. Initial perception of the tulpa's form (like how tall they are, what they want to wear, etc.)

3. Initial list of traits as well as how the host perceives the traits would manifest. Like if you say your tulpa is compassionate, both hosts would need to agree on the things the tulpa is compassionate about.

4. Same forcing techniques, or at least the same sort at the same time. Like if one host focuses on visualization while the other works on narration, they're going to deviate right there.

[Guest Anonymous]

You would have to ask a more senior member than I if this has been attempted. From what I have read and learned from other members, tulpas tend to decide their own final form (deviation) and so it is unlikely you would end up with two identical tulpas. The personalities would probably diverge as much as their forms. Each human being would get the tulpa right for him or her.

 

Also, tulpas are considered a bit more than just a game or intellectual exercise by most of the members here. Tulpas are considered sentient beings by most of the community, so creating one should be approached with compassion and consideration for the tulpas well being after it is created.

[sushi]

Google egregore and read this. To my knowledge is never been done by anyone in this community. But I'd be interested in seeing how it turned out.