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A Tulpa is an imaginary friend. You could call it another personality within yourself. Practice the process of creating and conversing with a Tulpa. But be warned: the more you immerse yourself in this imaginary friend, the less they will want to leave your side. Killing a Tulpa can take months of effort. Think carefully before you create one. *Tulpa Glossary* - Wonderland: A virtual world inside your head. You can do anything here. It is a good place to practice basic conversation or visualization. - Narration: The act of the user conveying the Tulpa's words on their behalf. - Walk-in: A phenomenon where a Tulpa appears suddenly without the user's conscious intent. - Tulpamancer: A person who possesses a Tulpa. - Visualization: The state where the Tulpa is visible in reality (only to the user's eyes, of course). - Host: The owner of the Wonderland. Usually, this is the user, but if the Tulpa's power grows strong enough, the Tulpa may become the host. - Switching: A state where the Tulpa's personality temporarily takes control of the user's body. It is unknown how long this can last, but if the Tulpa takes full control, you might be consumed. - Tulpas feel and share all of the user's senses and emotions because they are a part of the user. - A Tulpa is your own personal friend. If you have multiple Tulpas, they can become friends with each other. - Tactile Visualization: Being able to feel the Tulpa in reality. - Olfactory Visualization: Being able to smell the Tulpa in reality. - Tulpas cannot interact with the physical world. A Tulpa cannot lift objects in reality, but they can appear to do so, looking like a duplicate. Of course, it is not actually duplicated. - Time in reality flows even when you are not talking to your Tulpa. You might have other things to do while talking. - As mentioned above, Tulpas cannot interact with reality. They cannot use mobile phones. - If the Tulpa is not visible, they are usually in the Wonderland. They have no choice but to follow the host when the host moves. They cannot be separated. If you have other questions, leave a comment~