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Walk-Ins: Soul Exchange
Walk-Ins/Soul Exchange explains what a walk-in is, how to know if you are a walk-in, and recounts several unusual cases of walk-ins revealed in Regression Therapy. There are interviews with walk-ins who reveal where they came from and why they are here at this time in Earth's history. There are also references to historic walk-ins. The book is rich in cutting edge philosphy for the new millennium or for your own spiritual growth.
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First published October 1, 1999
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April 4, 2012
A psychologist discovers that her patients are revealing a phenomenal event in their lives in which the soul born into the body has left and a new soul has taken up residence. Not like a possession, it was done with full permission and cooperation at a soul level, but the changes it created in the person's 3-D experience was quite disturbing until they had the knowledge of what had happened. With that knowledge one can begin to put the pieces together and get on with life.
If you think this might have happened to you, Mitchell gives helpful information such as common characteristics of a walk-in and what a soul braid or twin flame is. A portion of the book shares the stories of these patients and what went on during their sessions.
I didn't like the formatting and inconsistent font and type size so I only gave this book four stars.
If you think this might have happened to you, Mitchell gives helpful information such as common characteristics of a walk-in and what a soul braid or twin flame is. A portion of the book shares the stories of these patients and what went on during their sessions.
I didn't like the formatting and inconsistent font and type size so I only gave this book four stars.
January 23, 2011
This book was given to me by the author herself. It was very easy to read and yet it still took me on a wild ride. There were a lot of concepts in this book that were really "out there" even for such an open-minded person like myself. I LOVE that. It makes me wonder what else could be out there that I'm not aware of.
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