>>5729You believe that your tulpa exists in your own mind and only in your mind (or worse, brain). That's why you wonder about multi-processing. There is no multi-processing involved, that implies your mind is doing the work. There is only your mind, and there is your tulpa's mind, they are naturally independent.
>How long would I have to cut him off for, and how exactly would I go about doing that because I've always been open to him?Ask him not to read your thoughts anymore and only listen to your purposeful speech. If he continues to interact with your thoughts (probably out of habit), quash it. With no hard feeling; you'll both have to get used to it. Continue at least until you feel he's completely independent, as if he were another person living with you.
>However, what do you think they are and how would believing what you belief benefit me? Thoughts given form, as we are thoughts of the mind of The All, so tulpas are thoughts of our minds. Mind is the creator. Thoughts are not confined to ones head, they define reality itself.
Tulpas are independent beings just like us, though further removed from the source.
You may alternatively view this as fracturing your soul, but I am the same now as I was before, so I don't believe it.
If you believe this you will have an easier time with everything. You will feel better about easing off and letting your tulpa take control of himself. You do not need to manage him, either consciously or somewhere in the back of your mind. You will also be able to perform what seem to be miracles with his aid. See
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>>5737There is never a need to reabsorb a tulpa unless they're actively hostile; all can be reformed.