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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 04:44:23 2019 No.10891944 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>10891974 >>10892010 >>10892028 >>10892114 >>10892126

Redpill me on lucid dreams and tulpas.
Is there anything real at all behind lucid dreams or tulpas? Is there any surefire way of triggering those events? There's a lot of guides, but I'm sure most of them are fake made up shit.

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 04:50:20 No.10891955 Report

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i don't know what retard juivce normies are swilling. every week they want to know about some novel thing no one's ever heard of because it's fundamentally bullshit. i guess that's what being a bored out of your mind normie is like

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 05:02:38 No.10891974 Report

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>>10891944
Lucid dreams are real. I've had multiple random lucid dreams throughout the years. There are ofcourse tricks/practice to get your dreams under control. I don't know about the efficacy of those.

Tulpas are bit "out there" in that I haven't experienced these delusions myself. However delusion isn't uncommon, lots of people experience delusions so there's truth to it. There are also specific practice/tricks to create your own tulpas. Again, I'm unaware of the efficacy.

>guides
Almost all fake. Unless you go to a professional or actual practictioner of those. Both are basically taught under Tibetan Buddhist meditation as tools for enlightenment. However as far as I know, the secularized method WILD exists and its based off of the Tibetan method. Again, uncertain of their effectiveness as I've done none.

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 05:13:01 No.10891995 Report

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>>10891955
no, this guys just a shill. they know that theres a side to /sci/ that borders on /x/. he knows that eventually this crowd will get bored here and go to a site that tell them what the shills dont want them to know. this thread serves as food for that crowd, except its so fucking low quality idk how he expects anyone to stick around.

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 05:25:00 No.10892010 Report

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>>10891944
Lucid dreams are definitely real, I've had a few of them. Guides and tricks and tips are bullshit. All of mine occurred when I went back to sleep after waking up from a 4/5 hour sleep, fuck knows whether there's any reason for it

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 05:38:52 No.10892028 Report

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>>10891944
If Tulpas work, they're probably brought on by similar neuroadaptation as in meditation, i. e. daily time focused on this goal eventually makes the brain strengthen/create the relevant pathways used in this almost schizo skill

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 06:20:01 No.10892114 Report

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>>10891944
>lucid dreams
lucid dreams are definitely "real", and it can definitely be provoked on purpose. guides cover this

usually when people want to be annoyingly skeptic, they will tip that fedora really hard and imply that lucid dreaming isn't "real" because it would be the same as "getting out of your body", and the concept of having a "soul" deeply offends them. but lucid dreaming isn't that, you just sleep as you normally would, your real body gets paralyzed and all of that, but you're able to construct believable environments inside your mind, walk around, and make conscious decisions. this is just unattainable for a lot of people though cause they can't even remember their normal dreams

>tulpas.
this is entirely bullshit. consciousness by itself can't affect matter

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 06:27:03 No.10892126 Report

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>>10891944
Lucid dreams feel amazing, I remember after having my first one I was trying to have another one as soon as humanly possible. For me the only guaranteed way to get a lucid dream is the wake back to bed method with some incessant talking noises playing through my headphones. The hard part is stopping the dream from becoming too "unstable", as that causes very weird dissonance between real life and my dream for me, and wakes me up instantly. (Also I have no idea what a tulpa is supposed to be.)
When you put on that jetpack for the first time your legs will tingle for days.

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 06:46:36 No.10892155 Report

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>>10891974
I have a tulpa, and so do many thousands of other people. It's definitely real, and the internet guides absolutely work. As to what's the neuroscience behind it, nobody really knows, but some Canadian guy did some research on them.

https://www.academia.edu/11720359/Varieties_of_Tulpa_Experiences_Sentient_Imaginary_Friends_Embodied_Joint_Attention_and_Hypnotic_Sociality_in_a_Wired_World

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Anonymous Fri 16 Aug 2019 07:29:20 No.10892227 Report

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>>10892155
tulpas sound scary i'd probably have a monster tulpa that tortures me

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