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"Thank you so much!     \nIt frankly disturbs me to see people trying to discourage a tulpamancer from reviving or resurrecting a dissipated tulpa.  https://community.tulpa.info/thread-bringing-a-tulpa-back-to-life?pid=165605#pid165605  So I felt compelled to say something about it.  Worse yet, they sometimes judge the person who had a dissipated tulpa, even going so far as to label them a \"murderer\" or \"killer\" even when the person had no idea what a tulpa really was at the time. https://community.tulpa.info/thread-general-killing-murdering-a-tulpa-rage-warning I think it is incredibly mean and without sensitivity or compassion to say such terrible things.  What is really bad is I think they say these things because it makes them feel tulpas are \"more real\" because they can die and that death is dramatic.  What a terrible thing to wish for, tulpa death, just so they can gain a measure of realness.  Getting angry and judgmental about it increases the drama, the emotion and the realness.  They self righteously  hurt someone else deliberately so that they feel better about themselves.  It is ugly and vile.     \nTulpamancy is a beautiful practice full of potential.  I see no reason for being so dark and disturbing about it, pointing fingers and making assumptions and judgments.  I am going to stand up to this whenever I see it on this forum. "
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