I've accomplished quite a bit on my own since 1997, but I think I could do a lot more and there are several ways you can support the project. First and most importantly, you can write your local television station, especially (but not exclusively) your PBS station, and request that the documentary be broadcast there. Occasionally I have corresponded with people in these stations who want to see "In Another Life" aired, but they can't get it past their supervisors because they don't see enough public support for programming on the topic. Secondly, you can purchase the video, and if you belong to a group, arrange to show it to them. Thirdly, if you are a college student, you can encourage a professor to order it for the school library, or if you are not a student, you can encourage your public library to purchase a copy through Films Media Group. Fourthly, you can arrange for me to speak to your group. Finally, you can suggest radio or television programs that might want to interview me, or you can suggest me as a guest to the appropriate program host. If you host a website or are editor of a publication, I can write an article about reincarnation geared toward your specific topic area. Reviews of the program are appreciated, as are written interviews. I have even participated in an invited online chat on a spiritually-oriented website, so that's an option.

Donations could be put to good use as a fund to enable me to speak to groups at distant locations which could not afford to bring me there. They could also be used for promotion and education. The best way to advertise the website and the documentary is through traditional (not online) advertising, which is too expensive for me.

My thanks to the people who have supported the project in various ways until now. I want to make it clear that I am not simply promoting my own work. I also cooperate with and support other people who are working toward the same goal, that of getting an understanding of, and respect for, reincarnation and its far-reaching implications back into Western society. I believe what is needed is to open a crack in the Western world view so that a sane and accurate understanding of true mystical principles can re-enter and regain its rightful place. Reincarnation is, I feel, precisely the crack in that materialistic world view into which we can wedge the crowbar of knowledge, because it is a prime "gateway" concept. If reincarnation comes in, the rest follows and the materialist world view cannot hold, which is why it is so adamantly resisted.

Stephen Sakellarios
Producer, In Another Life