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Postscript As commented earlier, an ongoing memory recall makes finishing a story immensely difficult, as it is a story that develops continually. I still get memories and partial recalls long after completing the last chapter. However, it isn’t my intention to write another chapter about more disjointed tales of improvable interactive experiences. This small section I want to add here is not about me but something that ultimately involves everyone and something that everyone wishes to know about--tomorrow. Amongst the strange scenarios that I have experienced throughout my life, many of them, including new ones, have allowed insights into a possible future existence. We normally call these experiences premonitions, but in my case, they have been hazy scenarios that I have inadvertently plunged into and experienced first hand. Premonitions do not always warn of impending disaster such as plane crashes or tragedy. Sometimes they can be quite trivial and seemingly irrelevant. If they do manage to steer us away from unpleasant outcomes, it would suggest that a greater godlike intelligence was delivering them and disaster would never strike. I believe that there are genuine seers in the world, governed by such a benevolent force but they are few and far between, with limited powers. In my case, I have been blessed with enough psychic privilege to accidentally gain glimpses of what will be. These glimpses are neither granted nor selected and don’t appear to be connected with me in any way. They don’t seem to be of any great significance to mankind either but in the words of Roy Walker, I just “say what I see.” What you are about to read in this small supplement is not at all subjective nor a guaranteed account of the future written in stone. It is my personal attempt to mix and match all that I have come across to present a rough guide to what the future might hold. Snippets of insight and information can paint a confusing picture, but I hope that there are people out there perceptive enough to help address what I have seen. As with my experiences and my book, it is as much of a quest for answers as it is to provide them. 143 Glimpses of Tomorrow