A Wisdom Archive on Walk-Ins

Walk-In
A term used by Ruth Montgomery for a highly aware entity from the spiritual dimension who, with permission, enters an unwanted adult human body in order to begin its humanitarian work at once by avoiding living the childhood years.

 
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Fire Walking: Walking on red-hot coals, without pain or damage to the feet.

 
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Buddhist Quotes: We Walk on Frosted Ground
 
We walk on frosted ground praising chrysanthemums bordering fields; sit on the edge of the woods waiting for the moon to rise. Not having to be alone is happiness; we do not talk of failure or success.
 
- Chia Tao, "When I Find You Again, It Will Be In Mountains"

 
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Great Spirit, help me never to judge another until I have walked in his moccasins.
 
- Sioux Indian prayer

 
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Memory is a child walking along the seashore. You never can tell what small pebble it will pick up and store away among its treasured things.
 
- Pierce Harris

 
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Even Indigos have to be disciplined. If they're not, they will walk all over you.. Please don't misunderstand me - I don't mean punished, I mean they need to learn what is acceptable behavior and what is not and learn NOT to do the unacceptable things.

 
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In India, the day begins with worship. People pray, bow and meditate. Members of the Jain community all over India bathe, put on new clothes and walk barefoot to their local temple. They embark on their daily pilgrimage with no possessions and with high aspirations. Some of them carry a cloth mask which they wear when inside the temple. From the moment they walk into the temple, all worldly concerns are set aside to facilitate meditation. Their focus is on the Tirthankaras , the teachers who conquered their own vices to teach the world about compassion and salvation through example. The recitation of the Namokar Mahamantra encourages them to salute the achievements of all divine souls who attained salvation.

 
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Hindu Quotes: Unfamiliar Country
 
Like strangers in an unfamiliar country
 walking over a hidden treasure, day by day
 we enter the world of Brahman while in deep
 sleep but never find it, carried away by what
 is false.
 
- Chandogya Upanishad
 
 

 
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Hindu Quotes: My Soul Cries Out
 
My soul cries out, snared by the beauty of the formless one. As I cry by myself, night and day, beauty amassed before my eyes surpasses numberless moons and suns. If I look at the clouds in the sky, I see his beauty afloat; and I see him walk on the stars blazing my heart.
 
- Fikirchand

 
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Once a messenger walking past a tree heard a voice say: "Will you accept seven jars full of gold?" The messenger looked around, but could see no one. The offer was too good to refuse, so he cried aloud: "Yes, I shall accept the seven jars." At once the voice replied: "Go home, I have carried the jars to your house."

 
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The enormity of death is felt by people when they lose someone close to them. Knowledge and spirituality are often the light at the end of the tunnel in such moments of sadness. A human being who has died, is like a torch extinguished.
 
However, the flame of his life burns in his children, friends, work, and in his ideas. He has enriched the earth on which he has walked, the rivers in which he has bathed, and the living beings with whom he has been in communion.

 
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To forgive is not to forget. Forgetting is not hard. All you need is a bad memory or to treat the incident as insignificant.
 
But to forgive is to make a new beginning, to start all over again with the person who caused you pain. It does not take away the hurt nor does it erase the past injury. It merely ceases to obstruct the path of a new beginning. To forgive you don't have to aggravate the guilt and squeeze the soul of the person. By forgiving you can walk together into the future.
 
 

 
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