Well that ' s the thing is I ' m not sure what tone I would go for I was hoping listing those things would help someone help me . My price rage is around 100 $ but cheaper is better of course <| sep |> I can ' t be the only one that knew this was going to happen . <| sep |> Because Walmart bought them <| sep |> Being sung by a cucumber <| sep |> And everyone thought Andy Kaufman was dead . <| sep |> Do you not understand what a canary is ? <| sep |> Thanks my guy <| sep |> Sorry no . But I saw a ghost dog . <| sep |> Thanks for the advice . Would you mind linking me to the article on Tulpa anxiety ? That would be very helpful . Apologies . I didn ' t mean an article on tulpas specifically . Rather , there ' s a lot of general advice floating around on how to help a friend with anxiety . Tweak it as needed to account for the fact that you live in the same brain and it ' ll do . Also I was asking because I was wondering if it was common for a Tulpa to be knowledgeable and want to understand the subconcious . He seems to desire to help me not fear my mind and better understand my life , so I was wondering if that was common . I don ' t know about common , but he ' s not the first . Also are visions common ? Sometimes when I relax I get these visions of going through an ocean and exploring it as symbolism for my subsoncious . Same answer as above . This doesn ' t sound like a tulpaspecific thing , but more of a general introspection exercise that can be done regardless of whether you have a tulpa or not . It comes more easily to some than others , like a daydream . Lastly , how do I explain this to my Father ? If you mean the Christian one . well , you ' re better off asking uNobillis or uCambrianCrew . P If you don ' t mean the Christian one . well , honestly , you don ' t have to . Ask yourself , what do you stand to gain by telling him ? What do you stand to lose if he reacts badly ? What do you stand to lose by not telling him ? If it seems like he ' d be hostile towards the concept , it ' s probably a good idea not to . Not unless you ' re of adult age and able to get out and fend for yourself if things go sprockets up . If you really must tell him , I ' d recommend floating a trial balloon first . Bring up the topic of tulpamancy and see how he reacts . If he reacts well , then it ' s up to you whether you tell him or not , but be sure not to cram all the info down his throat at once if you do . Leaving it at I have a tulpa and they ' re basically a helpful mental presence is fine .