Reincarnation: Is there an advantage for non-believers?

[Tenet Nosce]

But denial of reincarnation is not in any case necessary in order to reap the so-called benefits of a dogmatic religious belief system. There is no shortage of dogma among Hindus or Buddhists to select from.

Even if the lower ego-self has not attained the ability to have any "say" in the planning of an incarnation, the Higher Self still does. The Higher Self is still programming the incarnation to have a belief system that is directly contrary to how things actually operate in the larger life.

I can see how religion, in general, might be useful if it is used to engender a sense of wonder and awe, and an acknowledgement of "something bigger" insofar as that can be recognized. But again- all of this is still possible with a belief in the transmigration of souls.

I'm still left wondering if there is some specific advantage to the denial of reincarnation, or if it is simply another inevitable corruption of spiritual teachings.

I'll put it this way... on other 4SD/3D planets would we suppose they also have such a large swath of the population that denies these basic understandings of the larger life? Or is this something else that is unique to the earth experience?

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The subdensities alternate between focus on self and focus on group.

I would assume odd-numbered focus on the individual, and even-numbered on the group...? If so... it is curious that there are 4 densities/subdensities that are individual-focused and only 3 that are group focused.