Are you sure? I have never heard about that. Also from what we do know about them they are completely different. Dugpas are conjurers, whereas Tulpas are conjured.I do wonder why they went with the new tulpa concept over dugpa, especially when (if I recall correctly) Frost said the terms are interchangeable.
Are you sure? I have never heard about that. Also from what we do know about them they are completely different. Dugpas are conjurers, whereas Tulpas are conjured.
Interesting is the 'seed' that makes them. Golden circular or round items seem to be very important in sorcery. The ring, the ring in Briggs' belly, the seeds, the orb that held Laura that came out of the giant. Perhaps I'm still missing something here. It also seems we can differentiate their nature by their shape. So far, rings can be associated with death, or even murder (worth noting MIKE described his relation with BOB as a golden circle), whereas the little ball shaped seeds seem to give 'birth'.
MAN FROM ANOTHER PLACE (subtitled):
This is a formica table. Green is its color.
He touches the table.
FIRST WOODSMAN (subtitled):
Our world.
MAN FROM ANOTHER PLACE (subtitled):
With chrome. And everything will proceed cyclically.
Agree with all of this - I've focused on the circle necklaces throughout.There is so much of this, and I think that the main theme of the circles (but not so much the spheres) is that things are proceeding in a cyclic fashion, primarily in the sense of a vicious cycle. In The Return, Cooper seems to become trapped in some sort of loop of trying to fix things, which, unless there’s more Twin Peaks, we can probably assume continues forever.
From the FWWM script:
Phillip Gerard sells shoes, and he sells a pair of boots to Andy, which we see are “circle brand,” with a circle logo on the tread. Cooper’s ring is taken by, then returned by the Giant. In The Return, various women are seen wearing little gold circle pendants, including Audrey Horne, who is very much trapped in some kind of something.
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