exploring karma as it is percieved in science and religion with a touch of my personal beliefs...(in my failing attempt to be non-bias)

Proper conclusion:

will we be able to explore and investigate Karma? my opinion and my other people on QUORA no because it is far too expensive, very time consuming, is not deemed to be a prospering field and some even categorise it as pseudoscience. i believe that people shouldn't believe in karma but they should understand it and explore the world of free will...(ps if you want me to do a podcast on free will and the moral compass... don't worry, it's coming)

sorry for such a prolonged podcast..these two weeks have been hectic and i needed to just get my patience back as my editing kept clearing...enough of that hahah...hope you guyshave a good one!

contacts:

[email protected]

_.t.su

websites from which i got my info:

timecolonist.com

philearchive.org/archive/DORTSE-2

WWW2.estrellamountain.edu

livescience.com

sivinandmiller.com

Apophenia is a phenomenon where by your brain tends to fill in gaps or missing information in certain pictures or images we see through out the day. The energy we leave with with others if contains missing information/closure tends to undergo the same. Basically how to stop jumping into conclusions. Learn with me. 

hi guys! This is my first ever podcast and I would like to say it was not easy *nervous laughter* I probably sound a bit awkward and had to stand for half of it so my voice tone varies... I hope you enjoy anyways! Promising better content as I progress.

animations reference linkO(channel Shugrr)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3ye59U4cQ8&list=PLx7YJc3DAQ8aTPHZcnaFi46TpoFZk8J-O&index=5

kiesel jam link- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-mbga2-B_I

See yah! stay safe!