Does anyone else here practice tulpamancy/soulbonding?

[Maixv3]

I am just curious if there's any other people on here who also practice tulpamancy or soulbonding.

 

[albundi]

I am just curious if there's any other people on here who also practice tulpamancy or soulbonding.

Yup. Anything specific?

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I don't call it that but it's interesting to see what it can do. Have you tried making fetishes? Like with clay, leaves, insects, and animal/human parts? I rarely hear anyone talk about it.

 

[Maixv3]

Yup. Anything specific?

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I don't call it that but it's interesting to see what it can do. Have you tried making fetishes? Like with clay, leaves, insects, and animal/human parts? I rarely hear anyone talk about it.

I see, I don't really have any specific questions I do know I practice tulpamancy and soulbonding. I was curious if others did as well. It's cool you practice it!

I'm curious what do you call it?

I haven't really done that before and I understand that sounds interesting though.

 

[sydward]

Can you tell us more about your practice? I‘m interested in seeing the similarities and differences, as I share my vessel with another spirit.

 

[Maixv3]

Can you tell us more about your practice? I‘m interested in seeing the similarities and differences, as I share my vessel with another spirit.

My practice? I normally just follow it with Tulpa narration (talking to them) but I sometimes think I'm soulbond with them since I always see signs from them. I sometimes use my tarot / Oracle / cartomancy cards but I haven't in awhile which I should. I also use subliminals and affirmations as well. I usually post my logs on tulpa . Info and Tumblr.

How about your practice if you don't mind me asking it sounds interesting. And if you do , do you have any tips or anything you do to help you with it?

 

[albundi]

I see, I don't really have any specific questions I do know I practice tulpamancy and soulbonding. I was curious if others did as well. It's cool you practice it!

I'm curious what do you call it?

I haven't really done that before and I understand that sounds interesting though.

The name you give it tickles my interest. I just never heard it called that before, and wasn't sure if it's exactly what I'm thinking.

It may be silly but I never had a name for it. I studied it since the early 2000s from different traditions. The varieties usually have specific uses like a chained curse to stalk a lineage, or blood line. The Asian traditions have some serious power to do harm, and make them appear visibly. So I wasn't sure if there was something specific behind the name you used.

I identify them into 3 categories depending how it's birth.
Tulpas via thought, prayers, songs, and personal or group willpower/attention.
Servitors or shikigami via paper, sigils, symbols, and willpower/attention.
Fetishes via spirits/deities, elements, nature, and evocation rituals.

Different traditions have a variety of methods. I was curious what yours was based on the name.

You inspired me to now think of a name for my personal practice. Some kind of -mancy perhaps.

 

[Maixv3]

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The name you give it tickles my interest. I just never heard it called that before, and wasn't sure if it's exactly what I'm thinking.

It may be silly but I never had a name for it. I studied it since the early 2000s from different traditions. The varieties usually have specific uses like a chained curse to stalk a lineage, or blood line. The Asian traditions have some serious power to do harm, and make them appear visibly. So I wasn't sure if there was something specific behind the name you used.

I identify them into 3 categories depending how it's birth.
Tulpas via thought, prayers, songs, and personal or group willpower/attention.
Servitors or shikigami via paper, sigils, symbols, and willpower/attention.
Fetishes via spirits/deities, elements, nature, and evocation rituals.

Different traditions have a variety of methods. I was curious what yours was based on the name.

You inspired me to now think of a name for my personal practice. Some kind of -mancy perhaps.

Ooh understandable, I see tulpamancy name has been around for a while but tulpamancy seems more niche now then what it used to be. Usually it's called tulpamancy in Tulpa circles usually people just call tulpa, tulpa(s/ea) so maybe that's also why? That's super interesting. I'm kinda new to all this occult and magick terms & such.

I don't think it's silly so no worries! I recommend looking into plurality as well that might help if you haven't already.

Usually from what I seen group creation tulpas are mostly referred too as egregore as well.

I've been interested in making servitors and shikigami I read a few things on that before.

I actually never heard people call those sort of things fetishes. That's definitely new to me.

I mostly stick to the metaphysics and psychology side of things but I've been more open recently to learning about magick practices and occult practices relating to these things if that makes sense.

I agree -mancy is such a cool wording

 

[Spiritual doctor]

I want to know about this is there book written about soulbonding

 

[Maixv3]

I want to know about this is there book written about soulbonding

Same I do know there's a whole Internet achieve of a lot of written works on soulbonding (due to a lot of stuff being deleted) not sure about books though. There is books on tulpamancy though. To be honest depending on who you ask soulbonding and tulpamancy overlap a lot.

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I‘m interested in seeing the similarities and differences, as I share my vessel with another spirit.

If you don't mind me asking I'm interested in your practice, what would be your advice and routines/rituals that you'd recommend for trying to get another spirit to share a vessel with you?

 

[Phillian]

I am just curious if there's any other people on here who also practice tulpamancy or soulbonding.

I am still curious about this sort of practice, and it reminds me, from what I read, the concept of divinity from "American Gods", the principle of believing allows room for growth & ascension to Godhood. Is quite interesting, since from what I read it can be something simple like an imaginary friend, so I am curious how this works and how you and others put this practice into your craft.

I will still look around and see what I can find, see where my intuition guides me, but I would love to hear more from those who practice.

 

[albundi]

I am still curious about this sort of practice, and it reminds me, from what I read, the concept of divinity from "American Gods", the principle of believing allows room for growth & ascension to Godhood. Is quite interesting, since from what I read it can be something simple like an imaginary friend, so I am curious how this works and how you and others put this practice into your craft.

I will still look around and see what I can find, see where my intuition guides me, but I would love to hear more from those who practice.

The book, The Making of A God by Basil Crouch, is a good start for making fetches. It provides examples of how to use it also. You can modify to test out what works best for you. If you can't find that book, message me.

 

[Phillian]

The book, The Making of A God by Basil Crouch, is a good start for making fetches. It provides examples of how to use it also. You can modify to test out what works best for you. If you can't find that book, message me.

Well, I was researching that book and other books on Tulpamancy and found a discussion here in WF. Maybe you can also find something interesting here, as well as other members who either practise or know other ways to expand your knowledge.

Seeking Recommendation - What Books Do You Know Of On The Nature Of Tuplas & How To Create/Manifest Them?

As the thread title states, do you have any recommendations. The older the better but I'll check out anything.

wizardforums.com

 

[albundi]

Well, I was researching that book and other books on Tulpamancy and found a discussion here in WF. Maybe you can also find something interesting here, as well as other members who either practise or know other ways to expand your knowledge.

Seeking Recommendation - What Books Do You Know Of On The Nature Of Tuplas & How To Create/Manifest Them?

As the thread title states, do you have any recommendations. The older the better but I'll check out anything.

wizardforums.com

Thanks, I'll definitely keep an eye on that thread. For the last 13-14yrs I've been testing artificial beings in haunted areas in the US. Looking for people who are doing something similar... outside of the spellcraft work in most books. There's a huge untapped use for artificial beings I heard/read nothing about.