Walk-ins

[Mystic Wanderer]

Sometimes, well, most of the time, people go on astral journeys while they sleep. The soul/spirit leaves the body during this time. A sneaky spirit CAN jump in while the other spirit is out in the ethereal plane.

In order for this spirit to stay in command of the body, the other spirit would have to agree to allow them to stay because our spirit is attached to our body by a golden thread until we die. The person would have to agree to give their body and remain in the background until the body dies. Maybe some people just don't want to come back; life is hard.

Wow! That is exactly what my Mother always told us. She didn't say it was golden, but she said when we sleep, sometimes our spirit leaves our body and can go many places. She said  it can always find its way back, because it stays attached to us an a small thread. She says sometimes we will get yanked back to our bodies, and when we do, it can feel like you have been sucker punched. I have had that sudden awakening, and having that sucker punched feeling.

Oops! I called the wrong color. It's called the silver cord.

The silver cord in metaphysical studies and literature, also known as the sutratma or life thread of the antahkarana, refers to a life-giving linkage from the higher self (atma) down to the physical body. It also refers to an extended synthesis of this thread and a second (the consciousness thread, passing from the soul to the physical body) that connects the physical body to the etheric body, onwards to the astral body and finally to the mental body.[1][unreliable source?]


In other research, it is described as a strong, silver-colored, elastic cord which joins a person's physical body to its astral body (a manifestation of the physical body that is less distinct).[2][unreliable source?]

Alfred Ballabene, an astral projector, reported observing that during his out-of-body experiences "glue-like strings" appear as the astral body tries to separate itself from the physical body. As the astral body moves further away from the tangible body, some of the strings break apart and clump into a specific and smaller region - preferably the head, breast, back, stomach, and the abdomen area - thus forming the silver cord.[3]

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