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## Maya's Parallel Processing Guide
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The basic expansion of parallel processing can be achieved by an evolution of
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just one simple technique: Counting to 100.
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At the most basic level, all you have to do is have your tulpa count from 1-100
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without any help from yourself, restarting when you notice an error or if they
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stop.
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Repeat this process until they can achieve it consistently and without error.
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Now, once you feel proficient at this, start increasing how distracted you are
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from your tulpa's counting, only barely listening in to check accuracy when
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possible.
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My recommended progression is:
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-Listening to music
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-Watching TV/Youtube/etc
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-Playing a video game
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-Talking to another real-ass human being
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You can also increase the number to higher than 100, as well.
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You can also additionally compound this with your visualization process to
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improve consistency of visualization over time, which is particularly useful for
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imposition.
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You just adjust things slightly by instead having your tulpa count on their
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fingers(or equivalent), or drawing/painting out numbers, either in reality or in
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wonderland. Feel free to augment this challenge in the same ways that you can
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with the voice-only method.
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