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Aton · 03-01-2009, 10:46 PM

What I find most interesting about the John Titor material is that in his timeline there doesn't seem to have been any widespread revelation or contact with aliens/UFOs.

Anyone familiar with the book "Mass Dreams of the Future" by Chet Snow, in which he uses the techniques of past life regression to "pro"gress people a couple of decades or so into the future. This work was done in the 1980s or 1990s I think, with something like 5,000 subjects.

The conclusion was that a high percentage saw themselves as no longer incarnated on earth. Of those who did still see themselves "here" there were something like four different futures described:

1. a quasi-hippie commune lifestyle in which people's energies made it possible for plants to flourish around them.

2. a 19th century pioneer lifestyle

3. an underground/off-planet hi-tech lifestyle

4. I forget what the fourth was, maybe it was "no longer incarnated".

Now several sources I've talked to have indicated that our collective future has been "changed" from what it might have looked like a decade or two earlier. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on this material if you know about it.

03-01-2009, 10:46 PM	#7
Aton Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 12	Re: John Titor - Coincidences or a Similar Timeline What I find most interesting about the John Titor material is that in his timeline there doesn't seem to have been any widespread revelation or contact with aliens/UFOs. Anyone familiar with the book "Mass Dreams of the Future" by Chet Snow, in which he uses the techniques of past life regression to "pro"gress people a couple of decades or so into the future. This work was done in the 1980s or 1990s I think, with something like 5,000 subjects. The conclusion was that a high percentage saw themselves as no longer incarnated on earth. Of those who did still see themselves "here" there were something like four different futures described: 1. a quasi-hippie commune lifestyle in which people's energies made it possible for plants to flourish around them. 2. a 19th century pioneer lifestyle 3. an underground/off-planet hi-tech lifestyle 4. I forget what the fourth was, maybe it was "no longer incarnated". Now several sources I've talked to have indicated that our collective future has been "changed" from what it might have looked like a decade or two earlier. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on this material if you know about it.