Walking in Light Quotes

“There is also a paradox that you have to dance, and it can be a challenging dance. The dance is to engage in creation and dreaming practices while letting go of the attachment to the outcome at the same time.”
― Sandra Ingerman, Walking in Light: The Everyday Empowerment of a Shamanic Life

“I consider it to be our birthright to practice direct revelation and to be in contact with our personal spiritual guidance. Today, we might not practice the same way as people do in native cultures, and it is vital to bridge the ancient ways so that we can work within our culture. As long as we use discipline and stay focused on our spiritual path, we do not take away from the power of the work. While you might not have been born with the destiny to be a shaman, it is your responsibility to live a spiritual way of life. The practices in Walking in Light teach you how to do this.”
― Sandra Ingerman, Walking in Light: The Everyday Empowerment of a Shamanic Life

“Many people in our culture only focus on making changes in the outer world. Well, of course we need to come up with plans for our life, but we need to balance out our rational planning with exploring our inner world and learning how to cultivate a rich, peaceful, and powerful inner space. We need to move from outer visioning to the power of working with our inner visions. We need to wake up out of the collective trance that teaches us to only focus on the material realm. It is time to explore how to open ourselves to new dimensions of life.”
― Sandra Ingerman, Walking in Light: The Everyday Empowerment of a Shamanic Life