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Originally posted by 0cryptic0truth0
Hello all,
I don't know if I'm known much here, but I am usually the guy who has some skeptical comment to post here. The other day a good friend of mine got sick of my constant debunking of his various ghost photos and recordings (I'm still very much on the fence about EVP), so he said "If you really don't believe in this stuff, you'll have nothing to fear in attempting to create a tulpa." Now I'm going to take him up on his challenge.
Yes I am aware that there is a level of danger involved here. I'm sure there will many people trying to warn me against it, but my mind is made up, and I'm just posting this to ask for some advice. Since I'm doing this, and I have some very good instructions, is there anyone out there with any experience with this kind of thing? Is there any advice you can give me?
Oh! I'll be sure to keep you all posted on my progress in this very thread. I hope there is actually something to this whole tulpa thing, or the thread will be pretty boring for all...
...Here goes nothing.
Originally posted by selfharmonise
Mmmmmmm chaos magick.....
Yummy.
You can create tulpas for good....
www.philhine.org.uk...
Originally posted by wigit
Read about the Scole Experiment. There's a nice book "Witnessing the Impossible" There should be some tips in there on creating "something " from nothing. I wouldn't try it myself but whatever floats yer boat.
The True and Complete Story of THE SCOLE EXPERIMENT
Witnessing the Impossible traces every session of the 'Scole Experimental Group' over the years, from its foundation and the beginning of The Scole Experiment in 1993 to its very sudden and unexpected ending in November 1998. In all, it follows over 1,000 continuous hours of mediumship and objective Physical Phenomena. The book represents the only true and complete eyewitness account of this unique and pioneering experiment, which pushed the boundaries of psychic research further than ever before at that time, consequently changing the face of physical mediumship and its resulting phenomena for all time. An absolute Must for all serious students of Psychic Research, and of immense interest to the whole of mankind
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
I've also had interest in a specific psychotronic experiment. I forgot what it is called, but it was when you stick a person in a chair and devoid them of all of their natural senses. Basically, it leaves them in a "senseless" state (meaning no sight, hearing, touch, taste, or smell), which creates this void in the mind that opens up the psychic doors which induces these senses, but on a mental level only. Think of it as a kind of artificial meditation. Know what experiment I am talking about?edit on 29-2-2012 by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by miniatus
A tulpa is, in Tibetan mysticism, a being or object which is created through willpower, visualisation, attention and focus, concerted intentionality and ritual. In other words, it is a materialized thought that has taken physical form.[12]
edit on 2/27/2012 by miniatus because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
reply to post by benjamin2012
here's a very nasty case guy was inducted into a "scientific research" advertising in the papers
when it started causing problems they laughed at him saying "surely you can't be serious it's just your imagination"
op's "friend" might be related to research group
creepypasta.wikia.com...
Originally posted by PapagiorgioCZ
reply to post by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
I've also had interest in a specific psychotronic experiment. I forgot what it is called, but it was when you stick a person in a chair and devoid them of all of their natural senses. Basically, it leaves them in a "senseless" state (meaning no sight, hearing, touch, taste, or smell), which creates this void in the mind that opens up the psychic doors which induces these senses, but on a mental level only. Think of it as a kind of artificial meditation. Know what experiment I am talking about?edit on 29-2-2012 by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi because: (no reason given)
It's not a chair. It's a sensory deprivation chamber/tank (REST) where you are floating in salt water or something like that, in completely dark and silence. I wished one at home People start halucinating and so.
Watch the Simpsons season 10 episode 16 and you will know everything you need
Originally posted by darkest4
reply to post by DerepentLEstranger
Dude, you do know creepypasta is completely fictional stories right..?
Chaos magic theory says that belief can be an active magical force. It emphasizes flexibility of belief and the ability to consciously choose one's beliefs, hoping to apply belief as a tool rather than seeing it as a relatively unchanging part of one's personality.[7] Various psychological techniques are employed in order to induce flexibility of belief.[8] Other chaos magicians suggest that people do not need "belief" to work magic.[9] Austin Osman Spare asserts in the Book of Pleasure and various other works that Will formulates Desire which promulgates Belief.
Emphasis on creative ritualism
Modification and innovation of ritual take place in all magical and religious traditions at varying paces. In the case of chaos magic, the idea that belief systems and gnosis-inducing techniques are interchangeable has led to a particularly wide variety of magical practices evidenced in large and diverse directories of rituals.[5][10] Many authors explicitly encourage readers to invent their own magical style.[11][12][13] The basic chaos magic training manual Liber MMM, mandatory for membership in the IOT, requires the original creation of a banishing ritual.[5]
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by benjamin2012
anyone ever seen 'fight club' with brad pitt??? this sounds very familiar with that storyline!
No it doesn't. "Fight Club" was only about one guy with multiple personalities.
A Tulpa is a whole separate entity that a person creates through their mind. As one example showed, after time, the tulpa "evolved" from just a featureless monk that was only noticable to the creator, to a devious monk that was even casually observed by other people at random times.
Originally posted by JROCK2527
Guess the OP wasn't too serious seein as how he hasnt posted on here since posting the thread, or maybe it worked and it killed him hmmm?