Logging more Tulpa stuff. (Log 4)

Yo, I'm back! And I'm getting the blog in on time! Whoa!

So, I must address two amazing users who inspired me and are just amazing people. They helped me make this blog post, even though they didn't know it. I will provide a link to the page that inspired me that they wrote, along with a link to their user page. I introduce to you, drumroll, please!..

SpiritOfDancingFlames! He posted a blog that completely changed how I think about the world, or at least changed how i think about just random stuff. This is a link to the original post. I really didn't know much about it then.

And I thank ShinigamiKing14489. He knows what's up, and I know he's down for these blogs. He said so here. These two people are amazing, and I owe my current situation, even though almost nobody reads this, trust me, I've checked, to them. I thank you both.

If this is the first post you're reading, and you don't know what a Tulpa is, prepare a Method of collecting bits of brain, because your mind is about to be blown.

Quoting tulpa.info's home page,
'A tulpa is an entity created in the mind, acting independently of, and parallel to your own consciousness. They are able to think, and have their own free will, emotions, and memories. In short, a tulpa is like a sentient person living in your head, separate from you.'

So, mind blown? Are you still reading this? So your mind didn't explode, I guess. Good job!

Before you continue, it's best to read the last few posts to get up to date.

Lavender is formless at the moment. So no plans other than wavy neon blue hair and green eyes. I haven't thought of anything else, because I'm easily distracted, so focusing on tulpaforcing is quite difficult. So, instead of focusing and forcing, I simply passively force by chatting with Lavender. She doesn't chat back. YET. So I always say good morning, tell her a bit of what's happening, and a few things she should know, and just generally show her around. I also talk to her about what we could do when she becomes fully sentient, such as play turn-based games like Pixel Dungeon. I chat about just about everything. I do hear that passive forcing takes much longer to form a Tulpa then active forcing, but you definitely have more time to passively force. You have all day, actually.

So that's all I have for now. I might make these blog posts a weekly thing sometime, and just post on Tuesday, but I'm not too sure.

Want a good guide that you can use to create a Tulpa? Go to Tulpa.info. They have a great guide there. Two things, though. Never follow a guide too closely, and read multiple guides for a bette understanding on creating a Tulpa.

I have a notification, so bye.
-Del

P.S. Yes, the comment that indicates I'm ending the post, so in this case, the one that says I have a notification, are for comedic purposes, and are not excuses to cut the blog post short. They are just there to make you laugh.