Oct 14, 2023 09:01 PM
(This post was last modified: Oct 14, 2023 11:08 PM by Magical Realist.)
"Tulpa is a concept in Theosophy, mysticism, and the paranormal, of a materialized being or thought-form, typically in human form that is created through spiritual practice and intense concentration."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWwR-LIJcVg
"Explorer and Orientalist Alexandra David-Neel decided to conjure the tulpa of "a fat little monk." After months of directed meditation, it materialized, not only to her, but to other residents of her camp. After a while, the tulpa graduated from her control. It slimmed down and took on a decidedly sinister aspect. At that point, David-Neel decided to pull the plug on her tulpa, and with the help of some Buddhist monks of her acquaintance, re-absorbed his energy."
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I have what may be called 3 auditory tulpas. In psychiatric parlance they are known as "voices". The thing is they are half dependent and half independent. They are only sentient of what I am thinking about, often scolding me for thinking too much. They also express their own intentions and desires to me. They are my little buddha-masters in a way. They also provide me a social outlet for affection and amusement when real people aren't around.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWwR-LIJcVg
"Explorer and Orientalist Alexandra David-Neel decided to conjure the tulpa of "a fat little monk." After months of directed meditation, it materialized, not only to her, but to other residents of her camp. After a while, the tulpa graduated from her control. It slimmed down and took on a decidedly sinister aspect. At that point, David-Neel decided to pull the plug on her tulpa, and with the help of some Buddhist monks of her acquaintance, re-absorbed his energy."
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I have what may be called 3 auditory tulpas. In psychiatric parlance they are known as "voices". The thing is they are half dependent and half independent. They are only sentient of what I am thinking about, often scolding me for thinking too much. They also express their own intentions and desires to me. They are my little buddha-masters in a way. They also provide me a social outlet for affection and amusement when real people aren't around.
