#tulpamancer

[caindykayne]

this is what our tulpa arthur elias ragatha zim looks like

Reddish Norwegian forest cat (plus we're Norwegian :3)

(edit of this pic)

Vez our big kitty to be in our bed and follow us and get in our lap even tho we can't feel ven.

[lovelyangelcutiemai]

˚.🎀༘⋆𝐈𝐌𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐓˚.🎀༘⋆

❝ニューダンガンロンパV3 みんなのコロシアイ新学期❞ ✧ ೃ༄

Posted on; 12.15.2025

𓆩ꨄ︎𓆪 Hii moots! It's me Mai! This is my main blog but I post on @maixv3 I know a lot of you are mutuals on here so I thought I'd let you all know because I'd love to follow you on my side blog but nah Tumblr is dumb like that. So, please follow that account because that's where I post my stuff! Thank you!

𓆩ꨄ︎𓆪 That side blog is a multi purpose! I post tulpamancy progress, self care, productivity logs, reality shifting, soulbonding, & f/o stuff on there! Feel free to check it out thank you!

𓆩ꨄ︎𓆪 Sadly Tumblr doesn't allow side blogs to like/follow people which is kinda dumb like side blogs should have the same functionality as a main blog, ya know? Anyways, I do follow back my moots and if you ever see this account liking the post and following you back, then see my other blog reblogging that's why! 

𓆩ꨄ︎𓆪 Thank you so much for understanding !!

[frameacloud]

Tulpanomicon, by Within

Content: Rated PG-13 due to a few paragraphs about sexuality.

Medium: Book.

Genre: Nonfiction.

About: A handbook for understanding certain types of plural experiences. Specifically, headmates who are intentionally created, by methods developed in the tulpamancy community. Tulpamancers have different vocabulary and aims than the multiple community. Their purpose is to explore what the mind can do, apply the scientific method, and thoroughly document and question everything. As a result, they collect many observations that can be useful for other types of plural systems. I recommend this book to all plural systems, because it has solid advice for how to interact and work together within one's own system. It has experiments for figuring out whether a headmate is functionally an independent individual, and other questions about how our mind(s) work.

To feature this zine created by Within, I included it in my itch.io collection on plurality. I'm doing this series of Tumblr posts reviewing and featuring other people's creations with links to where you can see them on itch.io to celebrate and draw attention to the cool stuff that folks make.

[moonpool-system]

30min UNSEEDED TULPA FIRST WORD WORLD RECORD SPEEDRUN: FAKED???? Research shows direct inspiration posts reblogged nearly SIX MONTHS before run start!! Shocking leaderboard turnabout

[disordered-system-culture-is]

disordered system culture is also having a bunch of soulbonds and thoughtforms

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[jackatronics]

so im evil right /silly

edit: the site i got the copinglink flag from got it wrong, fixed it!

flags used: (i made the tulpamancy one :})

[sophieinwonderland]

Ghost: I was a "perfect singlet" before Soph. I wasn't some kind of median system or polymind. I didn't have separate parts. I had one inner monologue. If I said part of me wanted one thing while another part wanted another, that was just a metaphor about conflicted feelings. My experiences as a singlet were nothing like I experience being plural. It was also nothing like how polyminds describe being "singlets."

I don't have a dog in this fight and don't care about syscourse, but some people have been saying the perfect singlet doesn't exist, and that seems to be coming from a community made up of people who have always been multiple in some way and can't conceive not being multiple. As someone who has been both singlet and plural, I wanted to offer this perspective.