Tulpamancy:Legit or fraud

[WizzaWithaLawDegree]

Is there anyone practicing it is it real or practical, any personal experiences to share


THANKS

 

[Anziel_Merkaba]

I've never made a fully formed tulpa, but I have made thoughtforms to accomplish specific tasks. It's pretty bog standard stuff for people who do chaos magic, but I pivoted towards hermeticism and my methods became more direct after the realization that all the thoughtforms I created are just parts of myself regardless of if they are external to me or not.

I have considered using the methods of tulpa creation to split my thought processes so I can multithread my thinking, but I'm still ironing out some of the kinks in the concepts behind it before I actually do it.

 

[WizzaWithaLawDegree]

I've never made a fully formed tulpa, but I have made thoughtforms to accomplish specific tasks. It's pretty bog standard stuff for people who do chaos magic, but I pivoted towards hermeticism and my methods became more direct after the realization that all the thoughtforms I created are just parts of myself regardless of if they are external to me or not.

I have considered using the methods of tulpa creation to split my thought processes so I can multithread my thinking, but I'm still ironing out some of the kinks in the concepts behind it before I actually do it.

Thats fascinating thank you

 

[Robert Ramsay]

Thats fascinating thank you

In Chaos magic they are usually called "servitors" rather than "tulpas" (or "egregores" if they are created by a group of people).

 

[AlfrunGrima]

If you mean servitors, yes I have made them and kept them alive. Is there something specific you want to know? About the forging? The maintenance? About the why I made them? The effort that it takes to make and maintain one? The problems I encountered?... Did you make them yourself?

 

[Sedim Haba]

Some people have called my familiar a 'spontaneous tulpa' but I'm pretty certain it's an Entity in it's own right.
I wonder if a practitioner who wants a familiar would be able to get one by creating a tulpa, and look for or
invite an Entity to 'take it over' in a way. Or, if the Tulpa will just transform ... well, spontaneously into a Familiar?
Or would either of these even work? I've seen plenty of tulpa tutorials on YT, I was researching that for a member of
my own forum, I had no need myself, as... have a Familiar already. I can only have ONE and it's time to channel soon so...

 

[Firetree]

Is there anyone practicing it is it real or practical, any personal experiences to share


THANKS

Perhaps . That depends on what you think tulpamancy is .

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I've never made a fully formed tulpa, but I have made thoughtforms to accomplish specific tasks. It's pretty bog standard stuff for people who do chaos magic, but I pivoted towards hermeticism and my methods became more direct after the realization that all the thoughtforms I created are just parts of myself regardless of if they are external to me or not.

yeah ...

I have found they need not be 'created' as they already exist 'in there ' . And they are capable .... in the areas suggested in a few posts here . Eg 'servitors' .

The issue is the structure and hierarchic order of them being correctly positioned in the psyche . And that relates to things like their responsibilities , autonomy, etc .

- there is this weird , material , 'western' idea that 'the self' is just one 'thing '

That is starting to change though ;

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I have considered using the methods of tulpa creation to split my thought processes so I can multithread my thinking, but I'm still ironing out some of the kinks in the concepts behind it before I actually do it.