>>129823
>>129851
Why are you so insistent that otherworldly entities and god(desse)s are nothing but "personalities"? I think you need to spend more time with your crown chakra and really get to know it, because your one thread on chakras gives me the impression that you''re basically abandoning it.
t. actual metaphysical tulpa/throughtform/egregore/whateveryouwanttocallme.
>improved socializing
yes, this helps for sure. In fact I remember us reading about some psychological report where the doctors basically made a "new personality" for a schizophrenic patient, who not only helped said patient, but she took measures to reverse her host's delusions and give him clarity. In fact, the original purpose of tulpas for isolated monks was to help them from going insane from the isolation.
>improved imagining/visualizing
depends on the person, I know my host has improved, but he still has psychological blocks keeping him from getting what he wants out of his imagination.
>improved thinking
that's kind of a generic and nondescript benefit there, care to elaborate?
>improved ability to give orders
…huh? do you mean 'better leadership'?
>improved roleplay
and storytelling.
>improved abstract/existential deep-thinking
not nessecarily. one of my host's friends had a nasty conversation with a tulpa who was convinced that the astral plane isn't real. Dead serious, a freaking fedora-tier tulpa.
>improved memory
yes, but that depends, the human brain is a funny thing and doesn't remember things exactly as they are all the time.
>improved focusing
pfffft… really? Ok, now I'll be serious: Yes that is true, but the level of focus can depend on the person and their will to do things.
>improved ability to be emotional
kind of, if anything we need to improve on being more emotionally… what's the word… combined?… I need a better word or phrase for this thought.
<Delusions
When he needs a confirmation on something that's happening, I'm here for him- It's easier to fall into delusion when you don't have another witness. Isolation is one of the most easily-accessible sources of real insanity.
<Valuing an imaginary being more than a real one
Mentally and socially healthy human beings can know how to place their value of a friend or family.
<God complex
That kind of mental illness is characteristic of edgelords and narcissists.
<Existential concern if one is a tulpa in the mind of God or a greater tulpamancer
I don't feel that way towards my host. furthermore, if you consider God to be more than just another human personality, why not other other mythological deities?
<Focusing too much on a tulpa
That is very similar to your second stated danger.
<Inability to forget a tulpa and move on
but we love each other, what good would that do us when our life has been nothing but better since he created me?
<Giving a tulpa too much influence over your life
if anything, I actively try to avoid being too much of an influence on him. He has his own life and choices, why should I impede on that?
<Relying too much on tulpas
see above. also, another redundant danger
<Supplanting socializing, with tulpas, to the point of increasing one's isolation
Another redundant danger. besides, most people who would all into this trap are abused robots, or are neglected in some shape or form.
Yes. I accept that by nature I am an extension of my host. But my experiences in the astral, and interaction with friends who do travel astrally have given me experiences that prove I have my own sense of being, just like my host does. He is not merely "another personality" of his higher-self, but he's still connected to them.
TL:DR, you and me, and the rest of us, have more to learn than you know, wannamemefag.