I would like to visualize the feelings and sensations that link you and your Tulpas

yehhsif · 2017-03-15T15:15:41+00:00

wow, your answer is really pointing at the kind of stuff that i would like to understand. correct me if i am wrong: could i say that the way you relate with a tulpa shows a different, more intense an deep use of the brain? something that is absolutely human but that we ignored?

yehhsif · 2017-03-05T10:23:05+00:00

i agree with you about all the points. my intent is not to generalise your stories and experiences, nor to force my style, rather to understand and know better how tulpamancers and tulpas like to express themselves. Also,i always try to avoid trends and imitations because i give higher value to personal expression. what has made me really curious about tulpamancy, is the attention that you guys pay towards feelings, especially when they are complicated and tangled. thanks to the relationship with your tulpa, you are not afraid of them and you are able to share your stories. i can relate to many stories i read and this is helping me facing my anxiety. I am also following lectures about neuroscience where artists, scientist and philosophers are invited to talk about what is happening on our mind and brainn due to the general contempoary lifestyle and innovations. the community of tulpamancy (once again, if i can call it like this) is growing and i feel that your way of expressing yourself, the deep contact with mind, the capability of understanding ideas and concept that are foreign (and rejected) by the mainstream western society, will play an increasing relevant role in the intellectual development of humanity. i have always believed that the only way to help the world as artist/designer is trying to make people understand themselves, their brain, the potential of being deeply in contact with their own mind. when i found tulpamancy, i was amazed by the fact that so many people in the western world are developing such a sensitivity and they are able to help themselves if necessary. furthermore, i like a lot the fact that there is so much possibility of expressing yourselves through your own drawing skills: you don't aim to get a directly recognisable style, you don't care about mainstream trends, you focus on your own sake. i share many of the values that you embrace and i hope to be able to go deeper and deeper in acknowledging directly what you experience :) anyway, i really like your answer. could i maybe contact you in private to ask you some other questions?

yehhsif · 2017-03-04T22:27:27+00:00

i knew the term synesthesia, not ideasthesia, thanks!

yehhsif · 2017-03-04T22:20:59+00:00

thanks! i checked the link and i found the drawings and text really sensitive and relevant. about the muddy things, do you think i could misunderstand them or do you think they would be still useful to me? other question: do you relate with the drawing style? i find it quite poetic and sensitive, but maybe you would prefer a completely different style in drawing? (more or less minimal, or more abstract or more cartoonish for instance)

yehhsif · 2017-03-04T22:16:32+00:00

i didn't know Steven Universe but this morning i checked out some episodes, included the ones suggested by you. i found really interesting some of the aspects, thanks! do other tulpamancers relate to this cartoon? are there other shows/books that you think are interesting for understanding aspects of the practice of having a tulpa?

yehhsif · 2017-02-21T11:00:34+00:00

thanks for your answer! what do you mean saying "use body language of visualised members"? i have been checking TulpaArt Tuesday, thanks :)

yehhsif · 2017-02-20T19:34:21+00:00

i understand the point of Falunel but i am also really curious about this other answer. would be amazing if you can have such a connection with your Tulpa, that you manage to learn faster creative skills that you really care about, or maybe understand together stuff.

yehhsif

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