I was blown away to see mention of future lives in the 1970 musical, “On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.” In this film, a psychiatrist has jeopardized his job by researching reincarnation with a patient but instead of being fired, the university president informs him that a rich donor, a Mr. Stratton, is willing to fund his research. Why?
It occurred to him that if it’s possible to identify one’s previous incarnations, it might be also possible to determine one’s future ones, in which case Mr. Stratton could leave his money to himself.
When asked if he is okay with this direction, the president replies:
No, I think reincarnation is appalling. It kills ambition, perpetuates human misery, and propagates false hopes. And it’s obviously a pack of lies.
Further uses for my TimeLine Journeying process are under consideration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-9ONjJSTNQ&t=3s