An Exercise with my Dæmon
My Aza's been feeling less focused and less active and more sleepy lately. Our brain's been really busy and there's been less room for her to play a more active role. Out of curiosity, we decided to look at tulpamancy exercises and found a revitalization exercise. So why not try it, right?
I'll be honest, we weren't able to follow it and ended up doing it differently. But the exercise we did do was pretty sweet, so I figure I can share how that went for us and what we did.
So for the exercise we picked up, the first step was visualize your tulpa (daemon in our case) and "force" every aspect of their personality onto the visualization of them.
Wasn't sure what that meant exactly, so we started by projecting Aza as a dormouse in the palm of my hands, cupped in front of me. To help my focus, I found it easier to talk to her out loud. We went over some of her likes and dislikes, her voice, her appearance, her favourite forms, her opinions, things we like to do together, her favourite spots to be, moments we've shared, etc. She would chime in with comments, which technically was not allowed, but... oh well. I said everything I could think of about her as the thoughts came to mind, not worrying if I ended up repeating something in the process.
We ended on the knowledge that we both love each other. You love me, I love you, it was very sweet. It brought back some memories and put some focus on Aza and helped her ground her into herself. Like putting a little spotlight on her.
As mentioned earlier, according to the original exercise, for this step we shouldn't have allowed feedback from Aza since focusing on her feelings would have been step two. In the end it felt more like an bonding exercise by allowing her to comment and add things and react naturally. So we're glad we did it our way. Something about the rules being more like guidelines, right?
Here is the link to the original exercise if you're interested: https://tulpanomicon.guide/three-task-tulpa-revitalization.html
And if you give this exercise a go, either the original or what we did (or some variation of your own), feel free to let us know how it went.