In a system that can already switch (or maybe possess), I feel like there's no difference - if the person in the dream was just your tulpa, that's really all there is to it, right? And it wouldn't be impossible for a system that can't switch to have a dream from the tulpa's perspective, nor is it that unlikely for the host to simply dream they're their tulpa's form (or in reverse, like Lucilyn dreaming she was at a party in my body/form). What is the difference between having a dream as your tulpa and your tulpa having a dream I think I brained my fry last night with too much intense forcing. Were Edwin to share his dreams with me, it would be like he gave me a book that he'd written himself. In my wonderland I envision every dream I've ever had as a 'fiction' book in the library that represents my mind. We share the same physical brain with our tulpae, so no doubt every once in a while those signals cross and we accidentally see through the eyes of our tulpa. You are only aware that you are yourself after the dream is over while in the dream you are no longer yourself but your tulpa instead. So that's easy enough to believe.Д«ut that is different from dreaming as your tulpa, meaning that you are literally in your tulpa's 'mind' rather than your own or that your tulpa is sharing their dream with you. We all occasionally have dreams that we're someone else - a fictional character, our past selves, etc. One is what everyone else is answering, that you are dreaming from the perspective of your tulpa but are still conscious that you are yourself in your tulpa's 'skin' so to speak.

I can actually take this question two ways. But I think my goals of doing a switch while image streaming would still be awesome, though. Good thing I didn't psychosomatic-ally experience biological predispositions of a woman, ha-ha. I even looked at my hands for a bit and noticed I could feel this airy kind of feeling for a few seconds before going WTF. I've had image streaming sessions where I was fixating more on how it feels like to be Eva and Ada, and I had some weird sensations around my body like having a bra on, feeling all langy dangy with hair, and a bit lighter than usual. In other words, I guess there's no right or wrong answer since trying to find the origins with authenticity of you having dreams as your tulpa really being the case rather than it being your usual run-of-the-mill dream with what-if-I-were-them just leads to more questioning. I've had numerous experiences of imagining myself as someone else, though when the analysis and questioning is contingent on lucid dreaming, it's probably just up to the person to feel it's them as their tulpa, or merely imagining a projection of how they want to feel to experience things as their tulpa. Well we never switched during a lucid dream but now im motivated to test it.^^ Another time i had her view while i ate cake and seeing myself eating was a.um wierd expierience. After i woke up she gave me the pictures of her view and i gave her mine and we found out that our dreams are usually connected together. For example one time we were in a castle and i was in the sleeping chambers while she was in a giant hall and danced with dolls. Her answer was no but she is often inside of my dreams and have another view. I asked her once if she realise that we are dreaming. Many times we dreamed together and no one of us realised that we are dreaming so i had a complete imposed tulpa beside me who also gave me something to eat inside of my dream and it was completly normal for us until we woke up.

Lacie and i forced a lot the early days of her development and she always made those weird stuff what she also do when we are awaked.

Yes i think it is possible for a tulpa to take place inside of the host dream.

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