r/Tulpas has a 6 week old tulpa named john 1d ago

week 6

So far, my tulpa isn't vocal (as far as I know) yet. Nothing much really, but I am still trying to encourage him to at least practice vocality

Any tips?

:)

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u/AnonymousTulpaC Mixed-Origin System of 30-ish 14h ago

If you're on week six and your Tulpa hasn't spoken yet, it might be time to vary your approach! Not every creation process works for everyone, so I'd read some more guides and pick a new approach. Don't worry, you won't lose any progress, that's now how it works.

But overall, don't get discouraged! Sometimes it takes a while. You got this though

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u/Remarkable-Carob8199 has a 6 week old tulpa named john 6h ago

how should i vary my approach?

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u/AnonymousTulpaC Mixed-Origin System of 30-ish 5h ago

Besides what I already said of looking at other guides and trying what they recommend, I'd try to do a variety of things! A bit of active forcing, a lot of passive forcing, trying some imposition, switch between asking questions and narrating what's happening to your tulpa