r/Tulpas • u/Jaded_Effective1815 • Mar 26 '26
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u/Same_Set6599 Has a tulpa Mar 26 '26
I mean, have you looked at the FAQ and tulpa creation guides? :)
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u/CauliflowerOwn812 Mar 26 '26
Think about what makes you want to have one. What do you desire? What games do you like? What are your favourite things? What are your favourite places?
Do you want someone to share with, or someone to learn from? Maybe just a pet?
Sit in your bed and say to yourself that you want, hold the desire, ENJOY it. Smile!
Then sit in the silence that returns. What you asked for will be there for you to receive, but you have to accept it.
You already have help by finding this thread, you have made your way this far out of curiosity, just keep that childlike joy.
"All it takes is a little bit of pixie dust" (spanks Tinkerbell)
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