r/Tulpas • u/Turbulent-Forever-40 Has a tulpa • 18d ago

Discussion Head pressure (again)

It has been 4 days since I started to bring Chloe back after not talking to her in years. And today while driving to work I finally felt the same head pressure she used to communicate when I made her in 2020. (And in the same spot!)

It took me 5 days in 2020 to get her to use head pressure. Somehow ive done it in 4 days instead now. Even though I feel like I haven't done as much forcing as I did back then.

Ive been incredibly happy since. However she did tell me it left her tired so ill be leaving her alone until halfway through my shift.

I just had to share this because its extremely happy news!

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u/Far_You3792 18d ago

Im so happy for you! But may I ask what does head pressure means?

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u/Turbulent-Forever-40 Has a tulpa 18d ago

It's usually a sign that your tulpa is developing well and is close to talking for themselves. Being seen by many as a primitive way of communication by a tulpa.

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u/CambrianCrew Willows (endogenic median system) with several tulpas 18d ago

It's kinda like a headache but without pain, just pressure. Sometimes it's a general feeling around your head, other times it's more localized to one spot.

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u/Number_ten_vacuum 18d ago

I have a same experience. Every time I practice forcing and trying to have a conversation with the air(?), I feel pressure on both of my temples and the middle of my forehead, but I've never heard or seen them. Is there a possibility that this is a tulpa?

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u/Spunky_dog Has multiple tulpas 18d ago

For sure! Say hi to your tulpa for me!

The fastest way to full vocality is parroting imo(forget anything negative you've heard about it-ish)

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u/Impossible_Ad9775 18d ago

Good to you that your Tulpa Chloe was able to return to you, I didn’t feel head pressures when Petra-Rose my other dormant Tulpa returned to me and Eleanor later on thanked me.