Though the idea of "spread everywhere forever, everyone must know!!" doesn't really seem like a too good idea right now when most of the communities haven't gotten their shit together. There was a time when I would've been happy to link people to some tulpa-related stuff. Not anymore.

And unfortunately the vocal minority tends to be the one people like to pay most attention to.

I agree with this. It's not like I want tulpas to stay underground, that'd be stupid. But I don't see any good coming from advertising them.

I still can't see the benefit of a "tulpa zine".

It's always your guide.

Publishing tulpas is pointless.

This drawing somewhat resembles me. I look slightly older though, and usually wear a simple one-piece black dress.

That wasn't me. My host can't deal with subaccounts. It's also not my form in the picture, just a picture I like.

Ea, you should take a look at Sam & Max. Although it may not directly be a puzzle or shooting game, its puzzling nature makes it comedic and sometimes difficult. You must think outside the box in order to play the Sam & Max games, as the plots are often hilariously sneaky. Start with season one. You didn't say anything about not liking adventure games.

Adventure games are fine. I'll try that, thanks.

To me, it didn't feel much different. The only way I can describe it is I felt "warmer", though it's not related to heat in any way. It was easier to communicate with my host, though. I'm not sure about it actually inducing any specific brainwaves, but he said the flashes and isochronic tones helped him disconnect from his senses better, which allowed for more visualization than usual. Also, he was more prone to hallucinations afterwards, sometimes hearing whispers which were not mine.

The most notable thing was when he did hear my voice in a hallucinatory fashion, or maybe like hypnagogia. I didn't have to do anything different from the usual, but I did feel much more at ease for whatever reason. I suppose this is supposed to affect hosts more than tulpas?

I suppose he should've said so himself but I figured the effects the tulpa experienced might also be a good perspective to hear from. We'll keep doing it, and if we notice any other effects I'll make sure to post about it.

A large house, with weird stairs that go in all directions. There's little concern for gravity or realism. It's surrounded by large plains that contain pretty much nothing out of the ordinary besides what you'd call "nature". There are also mountains, but I've never gone there. Distance is weird.