The Walk-In

By Juelle Wilkins and Juelle

"In one remarkable exchange of spirits, Shari's soul left her body and Juelle's soul moved in." And so begins the straightforward personal account of The Walk-In, a narrative that describes the life... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967843502
• ISBN13: 9780967843506
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Light Star Mission Publishing
• Length: 244 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

The Walk-In

All I can say about this book is, that is was wonderful. I wish there were more books on "Walk-Ins".Thank you.

I concur, amazing book!!!!!

After reading Ruth Montgomery's book on walk-ins years ago, I have always been intrigued with the idea of walk-ins. After I read Juelle's book, I was very touched by her story, her incredible honesty and straightforwardness. I knew that if I ever got the chance I'd have to meet her because I found her so inspiring. As it just so happens, I was out in Colorado for 3 weeks looking for a job, and decided to stop in Crestone and have a reading with Juelle. She is truly a wonderfully warm, caring, compassionate, giving woman and so grounded and practical. This book gives such great advice to those who are trying to grasp this concept and Juelle is truly a jewel in our midst. Thank you Juelle for you openness and compassionate heart!

Some books change your life.

Some books change your life. And sometimes they're the ones you least expect to have an impact. I bought "The Walk-In" because I'd met the author when I stayed at her B & B in Crestone, Colorado. Although I'm a deeply spiritual person, I shy away from things too "New Agey," and the concept of a walk-in certainly fit that category. But I liked Juelle, and as a writer, I was curious about what she had written. Well, I started the book on the airplane, and I was riveted from the first page. Not only is the book extremely well written (something that as a creative writing teacher and an editor I very much appreciate), but it's written with such honesty and candor, that I found myself seriously considering what Juelle had to say. Now, one might say that my reaction grew out of knowing the author, but I read both the prologue and a chapter called "My Purpose" to my husband who prides himself on his scientific approach to the world ("skeptical, but not closed-minded"), and he, too, found himself considering walk-ins as a real possibility for the first time in his life. But it isn't just the way Juelle talks about the walk-in experience that makes this book so compelling. "The Walk-In" contains a philosophy for living life that one can turn to over and over again and be enriched by every time. I would love to have just the chapter called "My Purpose" in a small bedside book that I could pick up and read each night before I sleep. It is one of the most profound and powerful pieces I have ever read - a spiritual manifesto that could change the world overnight if people only had the chance to read it. Thank you, Juelle, for touching my life to the core. I will never be the same, and I'm glad for it. Namaste.

A sensitive account of an unusual journey.

I was amazed and touched by the honesty of the telling of two souls' lives that met in one body. I read this book after meeting Juelle and her companion, Donovan, in person in my hometown of Fairbanks, Alaska. At the point where I read the book, I knew more about the "Council" that Juelle channels than about her. She tells her story and Shari's story in such a tender way, that admiration was the main feeling I had when I put the book down (need I say I read it in one sitting?). Also, I felt great respect for Donovan's loving acceptance of the "new" person in his life!