Intro

This post will most likely make little to no sense for people, I personally have a very difficult time expressing my thoughts since I think more in visual terms. So this is my best explanation.

Schizo LARPING is legit

Schizo LARPING has been a legit tool of self improvement, I believe monks had done it via the creation of a tulpa. I had only found out about the existence of tulpas after a month or so of my schizo LARP, I have yet ton reach the level of giving a voice/being able to physically see my "tulpa" without seeing it in my head.

What is the schizo LARP

The schizo LARP is a technique which I have refined for about a year now. The schizo LARP as a quick rundown is imagining yourself as a character whether it be historical or biblical, it is imagining yourself as the main character and you have to recall your life as a sort of diary/journey.

For example if you had sat on your ass all day and done fuck all, in your "schizo larp world" it would become "lore" that you sat on your ass and did nothing. See how boring it sounds? If you become autistic as fuck like me, you start becoming invested in your LARP world and create imaginary obstacles/goals.

One thing I've realised that is similar to how the monks used tulpas is, is that I've ended up creating an imaginary character based on both historic and biblical figures. This imaginary character/tulpa, is the person you wish to be. It's the ideal man in your eyes, keep it realistic too. Don't try to set yourself some stupid goal like fucking spider man.

Now that you set yourself a target to become, you can now set yourself goals to make yourself closer to this person. My tulpa/imaginary character is a mix of Alexander the Great and David (from the David and Goliath story). I regularly for example set myself the goal of becoming stronger so I can fight like David against stronger opponents despite being smaller, this motivates me to lift harder and train judo more (albeit I already found both activities very fun anyway).

So after doing my lifting or whatever task I set myself to become one step closer to the imaginary character, I set myself a mental note/now make it lore that I trained hard. I even put exaggerations in to make it sound more interesting in my own head.

I realised I've rambled, so here are the concise points on how to do the method

  1. Create an imaginary character you wish to become like for their QUALITIES - so don't pick shit like spiderman because you want to climb walls. But do pick someone because they are honest, brave or hardworking for example.

  2. Now imagine yourself in a fantasy world/as a 3rd person narrator, narrating your life.

  3. Set yourself goals to become more like your character of choice. For example if your character is a strong man, use this as motivation so you can go to the gym.

  4. Narrate your day as you go along, narrate it like your telling your future grandkids are hearing about what you did, or like a journal.

  5. Stay invested in the schizo world, and think of the man you wish to become.

Some benefits I've noticed

  1. More motivated

  2. Care about women a lot less now to the extent that I could happily live life as single

  3. Greater perspective on life - realised that things like women, your body count and how much you earn matter way less compared to things you achieved e.g. Being ripped/hitting a new PR is more interesting in the 3rd person narration than fucking some ugly slut off tinder.

  4. More mature, I am 20 years old and feel a lot more mature/calmer compared to most of my peers - could be due to dropping LSD though.

  5. Greater self confidence - knowing that I will one day become this great man I envisioned in my head gives me hope and confidence.

Ending

This method may not be for everyone, in fact some in the community will probably think this is silly and laugh it off. But that's fair, what helps me may not necessarily help you.