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 Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 1:43 pm
If none of you have heard of tulpas they are creatures that the mind has created.
There's been several documented cases 1 of a group of monks who meditated for a while and brought to "life" for lack of a better word this creature to prove it could be done or what i have no idea the reasoning. There was also a woman who was taking care of a small camp ground by herself and due to boredom decided to try to make a tulpa and successfully created a short man who she believed she could control and bring up whenever she wished however some campers then asked her about the little man who wondered the camp ground at night he also became mean so she decided to reabsorb him but i guess it was very difficult and exhausting as the guy had developed his own mind.
Why i don't doubt this could be done the brain seems to be able to do more then we think. i don't have the time or energy to give to try to create on (i like meditating but days on end seems a bit extream).
What do you guys think possible not possible. is it absolutly crazy to try. Give me your thoughts and opinions
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Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 5:07 am
Yes, creating tulpas is possible, and there are many books about them too. Don't some people even think that Nessie and Yeti are tulpas?
But anyway, as a practiser of shamanism, I have to create [weak] tulpas in order to gain more hidden wisdom and abilities. I decide which animal's teachings I need most at the moment, meditate on the animal a bit and open my eyes, ''seeing'' the animal sitting or standing in front of me. I talk to it trough my mind, and it follows me around, usually together with my spirit guide.
But the problem is, if I don't imagine blue feathers to the animal's neck fur, it'll soon get out of hands. I've got ''bitten'' and ''slashed'' because I didn't realize the feather thing when I created tulpas for the first time, and I made them too strong, too. I'm glad my spirit guide was there to protect and help me.
So, if you want to create tulpas, be careful and don't give them too much energy. Especially human tulpas get easily nasty, and they tend to linger around for a long time. And keep in mind that tulpas may actually create more tulpas or attract not-so-nice spirits to you, so if you don't know how to make sure that your tulpas are friendly and in control [blue feathers in my case], don't make them. They can be very helpful, funny and keep you company, but at worst they can make your life a nightmare.
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Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:46 am
Yeah Nessie and Yetis are believed to be Tulpas which makes more sense then giant dinosaur like creature that nobody can find when they go looking for it swimming around in a lake.
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Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:55 am
Mela Torta There was also a woman who was taking care of a small camp ground by herself and due to boredom decided to try to make a tulpa and successfully created a short man who she believed she could control and bring up whenever she wished however some campers then asked her about the little man who wondered the camp ground at night he also became mean so she decided to reabsorb him but i guess it was very difficult and exhausting as the guy had developed his own mind. HALT. Where did you hear this story? I've seen it somewhere too, but can't for the life of me find any mention of it in any of the books I own.
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 11:59 am
Mitsh thats a good question i have no idea where i read it i think it was a book but cant say for sure. I read way to much to keep track.
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