Although I usually stay clear of Dr. C's writings and his followers, who react in a cult-like behaviour - I agree that reincarnation without memory of previous lives is insidious - but there must be a reason for it. Social programming from birth to adulthood does a lot to smother those memories, and they can be recalled with hypnosis. I just don't really see how we could be forced to reincarnate. Dr C doesn't offer any insight into this at all. If the Demiurge (Satan/Lucifer) has so much power then it would need to use the laws of creation to set up its system. The way we could be "forced" is attachment to the physical. The system of pollution that he talks about is perfect for that. Who has never heard of demons tempting mankind? They can only tempt us and use our free will against us, not actually force anything. The present socio-economical system is really pure genius in terms of bringing us into a downward spiral.

The problem is that he thinks that our real self, which I refer to the "higher self" is usually completely shut off from our perception. If that were the case, we couldnt even be alive. I see the reincarnation process as a possible way for the higher self to experience a difficult challenge. It's not about refining the physical vessel, as Dr C thinks. It's simply another perspective of experience for the real self. The higher self is not all knowing as God is, and this is a way for it to evolve faster than in an environment where everything is nice and just. We might be here to learn how not to live and how to solve difficult challenges to avoid repeating them in another part of creation. Who knows?

Either way, I think this process will end soon also, although not necessarilly in the catastrophic manner that he predicts. I have problems picturing a universe being destroyed - transmuted yes but not blink out of existence. The Bible's Revelation mentions a new Earth and a new heaven, for the new cube shaped Jerusalem - not complete destruction. Dr. C could at least stick to the texts he bases his predictions on.