Servitor

[loady]

Hello lads and gals !
My novice questions :
Is it possible and effective to program a servitor to repeat a statement on loop for the desired number of times on a daily basis ( lets say in the affinities of a couple of thousands times a day ) ?


Also..
Have any of you reached a desired outcome by using a servitor ?

How is a servitor different from an tulpa ?

Cheers;
Riad

 

[Mannimarco]

Hello lads and gals !
My novice questions :
Is it possible and effective to program a servitor to repeat a statement on loop for the desired number of times on a daily basis ( lets say in the affinities of a couple of thousands times a day ) ?


Also..
Have any of you reached a desired outcome by using a servitor ?

How is a servitor different from an tulpa ?

Cheers;
Riad

Yes
Yes
Servitors are simple, tulpas are complex

 

[loady]

Yes
Yes
Servitors are simple, tulpas are complex

Thank you for your answer Mannimarco
What would you say is the main difference between a tulpa and servitor , i have heard that a tulpa can get an autonomous consiousness and free will whilst others are of the opinion that the creator of a tulpa can always control it

 

[Mannimarco]

Thank you for your answer Mannimarco
What would you say is the main difference between a tulpa and servitor , i have heard that a tulpa can get an autonomous consiousness and free will whilst others are of the opinion that the creator of a tulpa can always control it

I don't know, I don't care about theory or labels, I make servitors as powerful and complex as I possibly can, some of which I give emotions and personality, some of which I don't. Perhaps the former are considered tulpas, and the latter servitors. I haven't lost control of any of them yet, but I have had a fair few problems with the ones who have emotions. I don't see why having an autonomous consciousness would conflict with being controllable, humans in theory have autonomous consciousness and are almost entirely controlled like a herd of sheep. Same with free will, I don't think 99% of humans have a will worth calling free.

I'm not actually aware of a whole lot of "always's" in occult practice. In theory a cheetah can catch a gazelle, but a fast gazelle having a good day can escape a slow cheetah having a bad day. Some tulpa has certainly escaped the control of an occultist somewhere, but that means nothing to your own experience.