Tulpa Geschichten

I will be attempting to manifest The Tall Man (and other entitys) into my current reality. This is my research log.

Here's where it's all about Tulpas

How should you approach this book? The easiest way is to see it as nothing more than a Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover. It's actually bigger than that, in terms of Crossover potential, and so don't be surprised to find a lot more within the pages, and the books to come. A more difficult way of experiencing this understand that this is evidence of intense psychological spiritual work endeavored by the author, which is accomplished by engaging the unconscious directly. The methodology is referenced, but not detailed; there is enough written on the subjects that you will find your own path. The impossible approach: it is exactly what you're reading, whether you call it hallucination, or dream, or places on... This Book is not the first book for Jon and Loxy, but it reveals their start and their evolution prior to the book "Not Here," but it is still not a prequel. The Prequel to 'Not here,' written by Loxy Isadora Bliss "Under Neath it All." This story is the direct result of engaging in 'Tulpamancy,' 'the invisible counselor technique by N. Hill, and 'active imagination,' by Carl Jung

about the tulpa and host

This is a book about me and my experience with my parogenic headmate Chloe, written somewhat like a diary. She is either 1 year and 7 months or about four months old depending on your perspective (she identifies more with the latter), and she takes the form of a shapeshifter with one human form and one fox form. For her fox form: imagine the fox on the cover with green eyes. It is pretty much on point. She can be considered a tulpa, but we prefer to call her a parogen or a thoughtform. Unfortunately those terms aren't nearly as well known and no one is probably searching that, hence the use of tulpa in the title of this book. This book also assumes that you already know some basic terms regarding thoughtforms such as dissipation, (passive) forcing, form, etc.

A book of my personal thoughts, rants, and more. Includes tulpamancy thoughts and milestones, kin findings.

Tulpamancia es el proceso de crear tulpas, que son como amigos imaginarios solo que más complejos. Aquí describiré mi progreso.

a) Tulpas are imaginary friends gone too far. b) Tulpas are not dangerous. c) If you bring up Supernatural, I will bite you. This book is going to more or less be a log of my making a Tulpa (Felix) and lots of information from proven Tulpa sources. No fluff, no creepypasta, and probably a lot of salt.

بدايتي مع التولبا و اذا عندك ادخل

Drawing on the writings of Dr. Paul Pearsall, author 'the Heart's Code," Anthony Peake, author of "the Daemon," and Robert Wagoner, author of "Lucid Dreaming: Gateways to Inner Self," juxtaposed with personal experience, I propose a synchronicity of ideas the support Jung's thesis that the Collective Unconscious isn't just metaphor of social facts residing as archetypes, but could be evidence for something much more profound.

Malamar is a kid in his early teens with a interesting head, with ideals might not be the most popular or safe, his constant doubt in himself is what holds him back from truely achieving something memorable in his life and can't seem to find any motivation at all. That is until he met her. She became his everything. But was he her everything?

What is a tulpa and how I create her

Do you ever wonder what it would be like to have an imaginary friend, actually there? Like you could actually see them with your own two eyes? The world would be a different place, would it not? Care to take a peek?

Jade Morgan es una joven maestra cuya vida se ha visto afectada por el diagnóstico de un trastorno mental. En su afán por tener compañía se vio envuelta en tóxicas relaciones que solamente terminaron dejándola vacía y sola. Desesperada e intentando contrarrestar la soledad que la invadía, Jade decide adentrarse en el mundo espiritual y allí es donde descubre la existencia de los tulpas. Lo que inició como un simple juego terminó por salirse de control y ahora ella deberá aprender a vivir con ello... con él.

What if the person who knows you best doesn't exist - at least not outside your mind? Eli is a quiet, anxious young man who creates Mira - a tulpa: a companion formed through thought, imagination, and sheer loneliness. She's calm, introverted, patient... everything he needs. At first, she's just a voice. Then a presence. Then something much more. As their bond deepens, the line between reality and inner world begins to blur. Relationships strain. Dreams bleed into waking life. And when love starts to grow between a man and the mind he built to save himself, he must ask: Is she real enough to stay? And what happens when a voice in your head becomes your whole heart? A surreal, intimate journey through isolation, lucid dreaming, and the strange, quiet miracle of finding someone within yourself.

Teratons-mythical creatures that have evolved to have humanoid forms-now coexist with mankind, and wry social recluse Hunter Helfer is not a fan. Unfortunately, his stepmother arranged for him to attend an entire school full of them! Luckily, he finds a haven in the elusive and eccentric Assistance Club, a student organization dedicated to solving problems. Unluckily, its president is Nonoka Saionji, a chauvinistic and misanthropic nekomata-and a source of his unresolved teraton trauma. Will Hunter overcome his biases and resentments, or will the wonderful, wild, and wanton world of teratons continue to repulse him? A zany, light-hearted, and sometimes downright bizarre supernatural-comedy set in an idiosyncratic high school.