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In contemporary paranormal discourse, tulpa is a being that begins in the imagination but acquires a tangible reality and sensation.
Tulpas are created either by a conscious act of individual will or unintentionally from the thoughts of numerous people.

Like Slenderman...but not. Tulpa doesn´t kidnap and eat People.

Tulpa is the creature that appears in Sketch's and Idea's story.
Tulpa is a being from forgotten wishes, dreams and lost knowledge. She adapts to the environment and often wanders in existing living worlds in a form where she is usually left alone. Example would be: In a city she would be a horde of black rats that roam the streets at night.
In the forest, it would be the moving shadows you see out of the corner of your eye. In a room without windows and artificial light, it would be the black spider web in the corner or the dust that is easily seen in the glow of the lamp.

Tulpa is neutral. If she sees it important for her own morals, then she helps.
A child who loses his teddy bear and finally gets lost. Tulpa forms voices that have a different pitch for everyone but sound familiar. Luring the child out of the dangerous corners and in the end leading it directly in front of the searching parents. By chance, the teddy sits a few meters in the shadows.
A desperate artist who no longer knows what to do. A slight nudge that leads to the paint sheet music or other falls so that the artist sees a chance to go his way again.
Or in very rare cases, conjuring by magicians or clueless. Rarely she sees in this situation that she must help. The summoners usually think nothing happened. But she looks over them. Weighs. And if it's just a joke, an attempt to make superstition real, she disappears through the crack in the door and maybe lets windows slam hard and candles go out.

Its price is rarely high. Often it is something that no one misses. What has been forgotten.
If the task goes beyond your normal actions, she takes something that the other person gives voluntarily.

In Tulpa's birth dimension, it often looks like a blob of jet black paint or a slightly humanoid-looking form.
In front of those who know her personally, Sketch-Idea-Fate, she shows her emotions through paint in her own body or through smaller signs floating around her. Often as emoticons rarely text.
She does not have her own voice.

Description
In contemporary paranormal discourse, tulpa is a being that begins in the imagination but acquires a tangible reality and sensation.
Tulpas are created either by a conscious act of individual will or unintentionally from the thoughts of numerous people.

Like Slenderman...but not. Tulpa doesn´t kidnap and eat People.

Tulpa is the creature that appears in Sketch's and Idea's story.
Tulpa is a being from forgotten wishes, dreams and lost knowledge. She adapts to the environment and often wanders in existing living worlds in a form where she is usually left alone. Example would be: In a city she would be a horde of black rats that roam the streets at night.
In the forest, it would be the moving shadows you see out of the corner of your eye. In a room without windows and artificial light, it would be the black spider web in the corner or the dust that is easily seen in the glow of the lamp.

Tulpa is neutral. If she sees it important for her own morals, then she helps.
A child who loses his teddy bear and finally gets lost. Tulpa forms voices that have a different pitch for everyone but sound familiar. Luring the child out of the dangerous corners and in the end leading it directly in front of the searching parents. By chance, the teddy sits a few meters in the shadows.
A desperate artist who no longer knows what to do. A slight nudge that leads to the paint sheet music or other falls so that the artist sees a chance to go his way again.
Or in very rare cases, conjuring by magicians or clueless. Rarely she sees in this situation that she must help. The summoners usually think nothing happened. But she looks over them. Weighs. And if it's just a joke, an attempt to make superstition real, she disappears through the crack in the door and maybe lets windows slam hard and candles go out.

Its price is rarely high. Often it is something that no one misses. What has been forgotten.
If the task goes beyond your normal actions, she takes something that the other person gives voluntarily.

In Tulpa's birth dimension, it often looks like a blob of jet black paint or a slightly humanoid-looking form.
In front of those who know her personally, Sketch-Idea-Fate, she shows her emotions through paint in her own body or through smaller signs floating around her. Often as emoticons rarely text.
She does not have her own voice.