Lunanite's "'Complete' Wonderland Guide"

Lunanite's "'Complete' Guide to Wonderlands."

So you want to make a wonderland, eh? It doesn't matter what reason: a place for your tulpa to stay, a place to just hang our, maybe a "Roman Room", a place to store information for better memory? Well, you found the right place.

First thing you need to do is go over the details of the wonderland you want to make. Write down all the things about it, the little details of the rooms, maybe even graph it out or draw it. You want to get down every fact about it you can. The texture of the drapes, the creaking of the oak flooring, the beams of sunlight radiating down on the floor from a stained glass window.

One thing you want to do is have a starting room. The area you want to be in when you enter the wonderland. This can be anything, a regal bedroom, the central garden of your dream mansion, a living room filled with books, lit by a fireplace? This is a very important part, so get as many details down as you can.

Once you know you got all this down, get into a meditative state, and clear your mind. Now think about the place you want to start in. For example, the central garden of your dream mansion. Now before you open your "minds" eye, imagine what it feels like to be standing there. Think about the feel of the sunlight hitting you, warming your body. The smell of the rose bushes and the smell of the prairie wind drifting down. Absorb all these details, and open your "minds" eye.

Visualize the area around you, starting with what is nearest to you. See the grass waving from the breeze, the pond swirling around, koi fish swimming around. Visualize every detail around you, and try walking around. Feel the ground give way under your feet, or the carpet squish as you step on it. Feel the air move around you, and try feeling the things around you. Rub the rough tiles, or stop and smell the roses. Absorb as many details as you can, *even taste, if possible*. Now go over everything in this first room again. Do it at least 2-3 times for your first day.

Next time you go to your wonderland, instead of only going over the first room, go to a nearby area. As you go along and enter your wonderland, remember to try going somewhere new each time. Explore, and don't just explore the area you wrote down/drew. Explore onwards. Go out the front door and explore the area around it! There is more to your wonderland than you think.

For Tulpamancers: Remember to make a room that you can easily visualize your tulpa in. Somewhere with a simple background and without many distractions.

For the Roman Room: TBA