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on one hand my fox theriotype, sneezing is like ‘hey you wanna play? I wanna run around and play!

on the other hand my feline theriotype, sneezing is like, ‘ugh stop that. I’m so annoyed’

You’re unsafe for POC. Especially Asians. Because you have other words to use, you just love shitting on Asians.

And it’s so painfully obvious too. Trying to be the ‘holier than thou’ syscourse blog, and be so ““accepting”” of others, it’s pathetic.

And people who don’t speak up about it, you’re equally as bad. If you sit at a table of 9 racists, then there’s 10 racists at the table.

You don’t even have to make your own post, or interact with racist people. Just uplifting our voices is enough.

I don’t care if the “pro-tulpa” voices are big blogs. It just shows how normalized racism against Asians is.

sprul pa'i sku is a general term for "incarnation" instead of the emanation of a buddha . the term is very sacred and holds very high spiritual attainment .

tulku , which is the "tulpa" in ADN's book , is one of the bodies of buddha (nirmāṇakāya) . it is , in basic terms , incarnate lamas .

tulpa , as a word , is spelt སྤྲུལ་པ , which can also be spelt as tulku , or sprul pa . tulpa is a mistranslation .

ADN's "tulpa" , is a poor understanding of tulku . extremely poor . you can see why tulku is extremely important in buddhism , and why tulpa is a poor word to use , especially with it's bad history .

what tulku ACTUALLY is , in relation to western “tulpa”

it is an issue with racism . not the validity of parogenic/thoughtform/endos/etc . not just the word tulpa .

Local endo that likes to send anon hate tries to incite violence over syscourse

highly questionable wording used to stay under the radar, product looks like crap on every available item

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from Coping With Trauma Related Dissociation

Ohohoho I've read many books related to dissociation & trauma! You can find a bunch of them in this pdf drive, along with my recommendations below. Here's the books I recommend and why I think they're helpful:

Understanding & treating dissociative identity disorder: a relational approach: Want to understand wtf DID/OSDD even are, but you don't want to dive into a book with graphic trauma descriptions or scientific jargon? This book is the perfect starting place, in my opinion.

The Haunted Self: Love scientific jargon? Don't mind if you have to read through pages of graphic trauma descriptions? Want to finally understand what structural dissociation is all about and why DID/OSDD are trauma-related disorders? Read this book!

Got Parts?: This one is a tad old but it's honestly solid advice and a great starting place for anyone who is newly diagnosed or discovering their DID/OSDD.

Coping with trauma-related dissociation: Okay, so you've read Got Parts? or maybe you're a bit further along in recovery and you need something that really tackles all the deep-seated issues that come with having DID/OSDD. THIS is the self-help book to get.