Servitor Interview?, Could a method used by fiction authors be helpful when creating entiti Options

This may sound completely stupid but forgive me I'm a noob to all this. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/baby.gif)

I've heard that sci-fi and fantasy authors 'interview' their characters by imagining them sitting across from them in a room and asking questions. The answers are supposed to let you get to the know the characters more.

Could this be useful if you intended to give a servitor/tulpa/whatever a personality? I was thinking about creating a 'friend' servitor just to start out with, and I was wondering if this could help.

And if it could, what would be some good questions to ask?

Ok, stop, back way back. You over complicated this somewhere.

Dangers from servitors are minimal, unless your intent is very targeted physic damage, if that is the case, reexamine your motives, if someone discovers it…likely they are coming back at you with more then a Servitor.

The main problem is you, always you (this goes for anyone) . we have trouble understanding people when they talk to us as it is, adding a level of confusion by making an entity that looks and acts like them, can only lead to more piss poor communication. I was not talking about doppelgangers. You should be the only person to ever see this entity as an entity, someone will have to be totally sensitive to sense it as anything more then your energy in a tied up mode.

Servitors are the simplest of simpleton objects in the astral universe. Think of them as the scripts (as opposed to programs) of the spirit world. They have more of a problem staying together then running amuck.

Since they are made of you, you can always reabsorb them.

However, if you make one you like, no reason to absorb it back.

Single task rinse and repeat entities is what they are pretty much are.

What’s needed.
1. concept
2. intent
3. correspondence
4. time
5. material
6. form

Concept, what is it for?

Intent, specifically what is it’s task?

Correspondence, what symbols, planets, incense, colors correspond to the intent.

Time, how long it has to finish its work

Material, does it require physical focus, if so this can be anything, I have used keys that go nowhere (I use them for other reasons now as well) some use table top war game figures, anything can work, if it has some correspondence probably better.

Form: what does it look like in astral form…this is where you got confused I think…it could be an egg with wings if that will accomplish it’s task, chaos lovers love to make things totally bizarre for the sake of it. I love complicating my life with rules…then trying to remember why I made those rules up. There is no reason for it to be as complex as a person.

Once you play around with this for a while (20 years just kidding) where you are comfortable, move on to more complex versions, more complex tasks.

Phil Hine has some great words on this, and many other topics look up his web site. Evocation is your concern once you get to his site so search for it.

Hope that helps…at the same time, that bit of fear is healthy. Being precise with intent is always a good thing, as well as contemplating unexpected results.