Businesswoman Shari Arison, who happens to be Israel's richest citizen worth some $2.7 billion by Forbes' most recent estimate), has revealed a secret: she can see the future!
This is much bigger than a parlor trick. In her new book published this summer in Israel, the 51-year-old Miami native says she felt the Indonesian tsunami sweeping over the land two months before it happened and sensed Hurricane Katrina pummeling New Orleans. In an interview, Arison says she also "saw the writing on the wall" before the global economic crash. Reading about Arison's extrasensory perception makes you ache for a heads-up, maybe a blog entry or a tweet or a phone call to Brownie or Greenspan or somebody who might have helped.
Arison explains that she has finally dropped the fear that has held her back from doing more about what she has perceived. Armed with the insight gained through work with Florida-based psychiatrist Brian Weiss, a proponent of regression therapy and the exploration of (take your pick) deep memories or past lives, she says she is ready to go public with her visions and bring together her spiritual and business goals.
Unfortunately, seeing the future isn't the secret to her wealth. She got rich the old fashioned way ... by inheriting her fortunes! Link
(Photo: Andrea Bruce for The Washington Post)
And by the way, how does regression therapy help one predict the future?
I think you forgot put an 'again' at the end of that sentence.
Gosh and gee willikers we are a cynical bunch here in neatoland.
If you are poor or of average living standards and you say these things, you are just called a fruitcake who hunts for his or her 15 minutes of fame...
(Ted's Law - where GWB is eventually blamed when something bad happens)