Did you ever try having a tulpa?

Starbug 2020 年 8 月 31 日上午 11:35

引用自 ᚨᛞᚡᛖᚱᛋᚨᚱᛃ：
引用自 crgzero：
Ok so a tulpa is just an imaginary friend,,,,, thought it was somethign I could order off taco bells secret menu like the quesarito.
It's a concept from Tibetan Buddhism used as a means of self-introspection that a bunch of suburbanite millennials with nothing to do other than complain about living comfortable lives thought they would appropriate so they could be with their waifu. That's literally it.

Should be popular on here then.

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Adversary 2020 年 8 月 31 日上午 11:45

引用自 Starbug：
引用自 ᚨᛞᚡᛖᚱᛋᚨᚱᛃ：
It's a concept from Tibetan Buddhism used as a means of self-introspection that a bunch of suburbanite millennials with nothing to do other than complain about living comfortable lives thought they would appropriate so they could be with their waifu. That's literally it.

Should be popular on here then.

No, because when you get down to the nitty gritty and actually delve deep into these kinds of subjects, the majority of people won't be interested because it's not like their Harry Potter novels or some trite Hollywood ♥♥♥♥♥ out ad nauseum.

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Starbug 2020 年 8 月 31 日上午 11:48

引用自 ᚨᛞᚡᛖᚱᛋᚨᚱᛃ：
引用自 Starbug：

Should be popular on here then.
No, because when you get down to the nitty gritty and actually delve deep into these kinds of subjects, the majority of people won't be interested because it's not like their Harry Potter novels or some trite Hollywood ♥♥♥♥♥ out ad nauseum.

Imaginary Tony saved Jack Torrance's boy from being murdered by his dad.

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Spud the Spud 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 12:12

引用自 Miss Ann Thrope：
No need. I already have schizophrenia.

You're more interesting, now. Hi there. Let's be friends. By friends I mean I'll buy you a cup of coffee and watch you talk to people who aren't there, because that's interesting to me.

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Rio 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 1:22

引用自 crgzero：
Ok so a tulpa is just an imaginary friend,,,,, thought it was somethign I could order off taco bells secret menu like the quesarito.

Too much fast food isn't healthy. Sounds like you have it often.

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s w e k 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 1:30

I have enough problems with my mind already.

#36

Adversary 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 1:44

引用自 Starbug：
引用自 ᚨᛞᚡᛖᚱᛋᚨᚱᛃ：
No, because when you get down to the nitty gritty and actually delve deep into these kinds of subjects, the majority of people won't be interested because it's not like their Harry Potter novels or some trite Hollywood ♥♥♥♥♥ out ad nauseum.

Imaginary Tony saved Jack Torrance's boy from being murdered by his dad.

You prove my point by citing something which itself has no basis in reality. While Kubrick may have made many movies which themselves contained truth - hiding truth in fiction being one of the highest forms of art and also a common way to convey a message when you yourself are either being suppressed or threatened as he himself was, why else would he live in the middle of nowhere and greet interviewers with a shotgun to the face - The Shining as I've stated was based on a book by Stephen King and has as much truth to it as any other work that coke-addled nonce had penned.

Granted, Crowley and Gardner were of a similar mindset, which is why Wicca and Thelema are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, but that's beside the point. Point being, it doesn't work like how it does in the movies just like how science itself doesn't work like how it does in the movies. Real pursuit of esoteric topics such as this and other manners of the occult are more akin to scientific pursuits, and real science is truly droll and boring to the mainstream as well as to those who exclaim i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ LoVe ScIeNcE whilst wanting to deny it nonstop due to the truth not conforming to their utopian nonsense world views.

That being said, I have a headache and it's made worse by speaking with you as I have already stated, I don't like you. If you actually wish to pursue truth, good on you. But you'll find that not only is truth stranger than fiction, it's also a lot more ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ boring in many cases.

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🍋 Lemonfed 🍋 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 2:20

I wonder with augmented reality if they could created Tulpa by implementing a chip in your brain ... well that would be kind of scary when I think about it.

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Radene 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 2:25

A what-a?

#39

Rio 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 2:25

引用自 Lemonfed：
I wonder with augmented reality if they could created Tulpa by implementing a chip in your brain ... well that would be kind of scary when I think about it.

A tulpa is you, a chip wouldn't be you. It would be someone else injected physically into you. And that could be removed from you and put in another.

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sage2001 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 2:29

get help

#41

Starbug 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 2:44

引用自 ᚨᛞᚡᛖᚱᛋᚨᚱᛃ：
引用自 Starbug：

Imaginary Tony saved Jack Torrance's boy from being murdered by his dad.
You prove my point by citing something which itself has no basis in reality. While Kubrick may have made many movies which themselves contained truth - hiding truth in fiction being one of the highest forms of art and also a common way to convey a message when you yourself are either being suppressed or threatened as he himself was, why else would he live in the middle of nowhere and greet interviewers with a shotgun to the face - The Shining as I've stated was based on a book by Stephen King and has as much truth to it as any other work that coke-addled nonce had penned.

Granted, Crowley and Gardner were of a similar mindset, which is why Wicca and Thelema are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, but that's beside the point. Point being, it doesn't work like how it does in the movies just like how science itself doesn't work like how it does in the movies. Real pursuit of esoteric topics such as this and other manners of the occult are more akin to scientific pursuits, and real science is truly droll and boring to the mainstream as well as to those who exclaim i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ LoVe ScIeNcE whilst wanting to deny it nonstop due to the truth not conforming to their utopian nonsense world views.

That being said, I have a headache and it's made worse by speaking with you as I have already stated, I don't like you. If you actually wish to pursue truth, good on you. But you'll find that not only is truth stranger than fiction, it's also a lot more ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ boring in many cases.

I don't mean to sound degrading but this is all complete twaddle. Whether you know that or not and this steam account of yours is but a roleplaying receptacle in which to post the type of twaddle you've become synonymous with is irrelevant.

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Rio 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 2:54

Tulpa are mental/psychological beings, not supernatural. Even if in the past they were incorrectly thought of as so.

So why the occult and such being brought up?

#43

Starbug 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 3:02

引用自 pSy-chO-PAth-y：
Tulpa are mental/psychological beings, not supernatural. Even if in the past they were incorrectly thought of as so.

So why the occult and such being brought up?

Wiccans being wiccans?

#44

Adversary 2020 年 8 月 31 日下午 3:39

引用自 pSy-chO-PAth-y：
Tulpa are mental/psychological beings, not supernatural. Even if in the past they were incorrectly thought of as so.

So why the occult and such being brought up?

Because unlike you I take this ♥♥♥♥ seriously.

Like I said, if you think tulpa.info is even the slightest bit legitimate, that it isn't anything other than a bunch of suburbanite millennials with nothing better to do than complain about living comfortable lives deciding to take something out of Tibetan Buddhism and appropriate it as a way for them to continue with that whole ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ headmates/otherkin/soulbonding LARP they've had going on since the 1990s, I have oceanfront property to sell you.

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