Making Ripples

When you decide that you don’t want to raise a body from infancy and endure all those years of being helpless and at the mercy of others, you do what is commonly called a walk-in. You pick someone with strength and mobility at a time when he isn’t able to control his body. This way, you get a chance to take control and establish yourself before he is able to kick you out.

Opportune times to execute a walk-in are when the person is in the hospital being operated on, when they are overwhelmed by recreational drugs, and when they are in a serious accident.

The behavioral changes that occur are often masked by the confusion of the moment and the effort that is going on to rescue the body. When Aunt Martha comes home from the hospital after her major operation, you don’t expect here to be her normal self. The fact that she doesn’t drink anymore and seems confused about certain things doesn’t seem very important. If you are not really observant, you will miss the fact that someone else has taken up residence, and Aunt Martha is really someone else trying to fit in.

Almost any event that is life-threatening enough for the spirit to leave the body can provide the opportunity for another spirit to take over and walk-in as the new owner. The point to be made here is that any major personality change can be the result of a different spiritual being taking control.

If the behavior of the walk-in is too different from the behavior of the original owner, concerned family and friends may stage an intervention in the form of an exorcism, spiritual counseling, or a stay in a psychiatric ward. These interventions can involve prayer, hypnotism, or even electric shock. Such activities can dislodge the spirit doing the walk-in and cause it to leave. A walk-in followed by such an expulsion is hard on all beings concerned.

A walk-in who picks up the body out of pity or in an attempt to help will generally try to fit in and not cause undue confusion. When this is done, the walk-in learns the ropes and gradually develops their own style of behavior without causing too much upset,

What I did not realize until very recently was that the walk-in may not realize he is a walk-in. His only awareness was that trauma had occurred and now things are a bit different. The loss of memory that occurs when picking up an infant body also seems to occur when picking up an adult body.

I did not realize I was a walk-in until many years after I did it and most of the walk-ins I have encountered in counseling did not realize what had happened until years later. The only thing they were aware of was that life changed after an accident or operation and their relationship with family and friends changed too. In my case, my poor mother had a difficult time when her obedient little boy started asking “why should I do that?”, instead of happily doing whatever was asked.

In normal peacetime, walk-ins are infrequent. In wartime, people are dropping bodies at a much greater rate and serious injuries are occurring frequently. In my counseling sessions, I have encountered many confusions of identity during wartime and they were usually due to a walk-in occurring without being recognized.

A soldier gets shot and picks up the injured body of another soldier and in the end there is confusion as to who he really is. When a counselor encounters this in auditing, he has trouble getting his wits around the fact that the person died in 1942 and dies again in 1945.

Walk-ins will continue to happen and the best solution, once this is detected, is to address any and all confusions with Spiritual Rescue Technology so that all beings concerned can regain their free will. There is a shared responsibility for all beings involved in a walk-in. A walk-in occurs when no one is minding the store. Once the walk-in has occurred, using SRT will sort out the reasons for the situation and can restore peace and tranquility.

Walk-ins are essentially a change of ownership and it is better if all concerned know what happened. If you think you were a walk-in and have any questions about it, I will be glad to help you figure out exactly what happened. Send me an email at srtcounseling@gmail,com and I will give you a free session to help you sort things out.

Do you have trouble staying focused? Are you irritated at what people say? Do you ever find yourself walking in to a room and wondering why you are there? Are you browsing the internet instead of getting things done? Are you encountering lots of distractions in your life?

All of these behaviors stem from your tendency of adopting personalities that are not helping you survive. The mechanism is simple, you have spiritual companions who are trying to help you and they step in when you encounter a situation that you are not able to handle.

We constantly shift personalities as we move from one role to another and we think nothing of it until it goes awry. In a given day a person can change from husband to father to commuter to employee to friend to blogger to avid sports fan to project leader and so forth. Each of these personalities has its own skills and behaviors and in most cases they are manifestations of different spirits.

In our SRT workshop, we will discuss the detection and handlings for personalities that do not help us be successful. This is a continuing project and is accomplished through solo sessions using Spiritual Rescue Technology.

The workshop will include a discussion of common personalities provided by helpful spirits, the processes for handling them, and strategies for attracting helpful spirits to extend our abilities.

The workshop will be held on Zoom and begins at 12 noon eastern time this Sunday, 7/27/25 and runs for about an hour. If you do not already have the link for joining the workshop, send me an email at srtcounseling@gmail.com

Here is a list of common personalities that are provided by spirits.

https://icedrive.net/s/PjiQaxvkVtwaFZDagg42VftZZCB4

You can look at your life as a series of actions or activities that occur at both regular and random times.

If you are in the army or any other rigidly structured organization, many of your activities will be rigidly scheduled, and the schedules will be enforced. You will receive constant reminders of the tasks you should be performing. When you work in an office environment, your activities are similarly controlled regularly.

While raising a family, your activities are more likely to be interrupt-driven, and the level of randomness is often quite high. Trying to live on any kind of regular schedule is quite a challenge, as children and pets can provide interruptions for almost every activity.

If you are retired and/or living alone, your activities are mainly interrupt-driven. You may think you are managing your life and letting things occur as they will, but that is not what happens at all. You think you can eat, sleep, and work when you choose, but almost every activity is triggered by some external or internal event. You are constantly interrupted by phone calls, emails, when you have a visitor, or when your body sends you a signal that it is hungry, thirsty, or needs to relieve itself or sleep.

As a result, you can become reliant on these interrupts and never think to prioritize their handling. All of your actions are made in response to the interruptions from your environment, and you find yourself being constantly interrupted and losing track of what you are doing. This manifests itself as you needing something from the kitchen and heading in that direction, but getting distracted by a letter on the desk, arriving in the kitchen, and not remembering why you wanted to be there. You can be further interrupted by the dishes in the sink and end up loading the dishwasher and not knowing how you got there.

A more common interruption happens when you attempt to check your email. As you open your browser, you see a notice or a video that catches your eye, and you find yourself scrolling through fascinating Instagram videos instead of attending to your emails.

The solution to this continuing dispersal is to establish a general handling for interrupts such that once you are triggered, you do not allow yourself to be interrupted until that task is done, unless there is a higher priority interrupt occurring. In addition, whenever you are triggered by an interruption, you make note of what you are doing so you can return to that same point when you have handled the interruption.

This means that you need to look at the interrupts you encounter frequently and prioritize them, so only important ones will interrupt the tasks you do most frequently. You should develop quick handlings for interrupts that can be deferred, and these can be simple categories like ignore permanently, ignore until later, make a note to remember, and mark as important to take up next or soon.

Once you decide to handle your interruptions, document your handlings so you won’t forget them and review what you have documented frequently until you have established a working system for dealing with life’s events.

If you ever find yourself stalled and wondering what you were supposed to be doing, repeat this process and fix the errors and missing decisions. If you find yourself forgetting things and names for things, places, and people, you need to repeat this process and see how you arrived at this point of confusion.

The acid test is whether your attention is on the present moment or the past while you are doing things. If you find yourself doing active things while dreaming of past events, you are not in control of your thoughts, and you need to orient yourself in the present moment.

It is possible to multitask while doing chores, but it means that your attention is dispersed and you are not giving your task the attention it deserves. It also means that you are listening to more than one spirit at a time. Does this sound like a good idea?

I would appreciate hearing your thoughts on this matter.

David St Lawrence

Our Spiritual Rescue Technology has been created by those who have communicated with spirits. Their observations have been collected in books and articles and I recently extracted some important insights regarding our relationship to the spirits who surround us. These insights seem to define our relationships with our spiritual companions in an easy to remember form.

I published these insights and soon found that there were many more that should have been added. We will be reviewing these insights in tomorrow’s workshop and expect participants to add those that are missing.

Here is a recent post containing the insights:

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B8hE3F8YZ/

Our workshop will be hosted on Zoom this Sunday at 12 noon Eastern time using the usual link. If you want to participate and do not have a link, send me an email at srtcounseling@gmail.com

David St Lawrence