Using a tulpa to retrieve past life memories?

**Daredevilpwn** · 11-25-2012 06:52 AM

This seemed to have not been addressed so I thought I should start this up. Either that or I suck at searching. Now then. From what I know about tulpae they are a part of their creator, they have access to their creators memories including their subconscious ones. Now then if reincarnation does exist and we have had lived multiple life times then shouldn't these tulpae be able to retrieve these memories for us? It should be possible considering they can access our subconscious. Now then if these tulpae do retrieve these memories for us then this should prove without a doubt that there is a life after death. So to those that have a tulpa here is a little interesting experiment you can do if you are up for it.

**Daredevilpwn** · 11-25-2012 06:55 AM

I will also acknowledge that these past life memories that the tulpa find could potentially be just something conjured up by the brain. It is another possibility that I cannot ignore. But I hope this isn't the case.

**Original Poster** · 11-26-2012 09:31 PM

A lot of if's are required for this.

If the mind exists outside the brain, perhaps past lives are locked in the unconscious. That is, if past lives exist.

If tulpae exist, I do not believe they are actually separate from their creator. But that's a sort of complex issue. That doesn't mean a tulpa couldn't be used to pry into the unconscious. But it seems really impractical when all you have to do to visit past life memories is a little TM or self-hypnosis.

**Daredevilpwn** · 11-27-2012 03:05 AM

True. But what I was trying to convey is that using a tulpa can be another method to retrieving past lives. And it would be much easier if someone already has a tulpa to just go and ask it to retrieve the memories instead of trying to do self hypnosis. But for someone that doesn't have a tulpa, then like you said, it would be very impractical to create one just to do that one thing. I am pretty sure tulpae exist. Otherwise there wouldn't be a tulpa forum on this site, nor woud tulpa.info exist. Though you could argue that just because a community about a certain subject such as tulpae exist doesn't mean it's true and even though the subject of tulpa does seem kinda weird to me, anything is possible when it comes to the mind.

**Original Poster** · 11-27-2012 07:13 AM

Yeah that argument makes no sense. There's also a forum for Scientology that doesn't mean it's true.

**Goldust** · 11-27-2012 10:51 AM

Retrieving past life memories is probably one of the best ways that tulpas can help you. Before creating entities you should read the book, Creating Magickal Entities by Taylor Ellwood.

**Daredevilpwn** · 11-27-2012 03:33 PM

Originally Posted by Original Poster

Yeah that argument makes no sense. There's also a forum for Scientology that doesn't mean it's true.

Lol yeah. Thats why I said you could argue that just because theres a forum for it doesn't mean its true. But there are many things the human mind can be capable of.

**Supernova** · 11-27-2012 05:18 PM

It would raise some interesting questions at best. It would prove nothing - unless you have no regard at all for empiricism, in which case this whole thing is futile.

**Daredevilpwn** · 11-27-2012 06:02 PM

Originally Posted by Supernova

It would raise some interesting questions at best. It would prove nothing - unless you have no regard at all for empiricism, in which case this whole thing is futile.

Well this is where it gets tricky. If someone has a past life and retrieves it and it turns out to be someone from the 1950's or something and then that person does a little research and finds out that someone indeed existed from that time period then it would have to prove something. However not all past lives could be on earth, nor would they all be researchable. This is the biggest obstacle for proving stuff like this.