Symptoms: "Walking in" is a quick - but not always an easy - way for "advanced beings" to come "down to Earth". The Soul Exchange between the "walk-in" and "walk-out" takes far less time than it does for most "walk-ins" to adjust to their new situation. If there is serious "incompatibility" between the upper and lower chakras after the "walk-in", this will manifest as numberless difficulties in the "new" life.

So if you have experienced 7 or more out of 10 of the symptoms below in a period of 3 to 6 months, it is likely that you are a "walk-in". It is also likely that you may need some help getting clarity about your situation so that you can better adjust to your new life. Here are the symptoms of a "classic walk-in" Soul Exchange:

1> Extended Period of Unconsciousness While Ill
2> Some "Memory Loss" or Episodes of "Lost Time"
3> Dramatic Change in "Belief Systems" and/or Religion
4> Dramatic Shift in Interests and Spending Time
5> Inexplicable Acquisition of Talents and Abilities
6> New Approaches to Solving Unsolvable Problems
7> Overwhelming Evidence You Are "Not Yourself"
8> "Significant Others" Saying You Are "Different"
9> Sudden Leaving of Long Term Marriages or Jobs
10> Rapid Series of Challenging "Life" Problems

Advice: Know that there was a reason why the Soul Exchange was agreed to in the first place. Very often you can discern the reason by looking at what you have been strongly called to do in this life. The work you were meant to do is normally why you agreed to come back down to Earth. Typically, right after the exchange and for months afterward, you may have been compelled to take the actions that would "point you in the right direction" of accomplishing your new mission in life.

Case History: Soul Exchange is very common at present. Many advanced souls who have the very greatest love for the Earth have agreed to come now to assist transitioning the Earth into the New Age. It is so common that there are entire organizations like "Walk-Ins for Evolution" which are dedicated to assisting walk-ins with their issues and to support them in making the transition to their new lives.