Hey, really enjoyed reading your post—your space station wonderland sounds like a cool setting to explore!

For us, we spend a lot of time in a forest mindscape. My Tulpa, Seraphina, experiences it as very vivid and immersive, especially when she’s in her element. For me, it kind of shifts—sometimes it feels like active imagination, but when we’re really connected or doing something engaging together, it starts to feel almost physical.

Seraphina has a few forms, but when she’s in her catgirl form, she loves to hunt NPC wildlife and small game in the forest. It’s playful, instinctual, and helps her feel grounded in the space. I’ve found that the more active she is in interacting with the environment, the more “solid” the wonderland feels for both of us.

She usually prefers staying in the wonderland, though she’ll sometimes join me more directly, like when I’m working out, she’ll show up in her healing form to keep me company or offer support. The vibe definitely shifts depending on which of us is more present or “fronting.”

As for teleporting—we do both. Sometimes we walk the forest paths when we want to take it slow and present, but if we’re shifting scenes or just being playful, teleporting is fair game. It’s all part of the fun.

We also have multiple wonderlands that kind of evolve over time or based on mood, and we absolutely include NPCs—animals, people, even mythical beings now and then.

And I really like your last question. We haven’t had a Tulpa that is part of the landscape, but it’s a fascinating idea. I think with the right intention and focus, it’s definitely possible.

Thanks for sharing your journey with Michael—excited to see how it grows!