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Ep 635 – An Insatiable Need for Justice and the Meandering Search for Karma, P2

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Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today ProfileTom really hates it when bad people get away with doing bad things. It almost makes him wish there was an afterlife, just so the bad guys can be punished. But what about Karma? Is there any evidence for reincarnation — like maybe children who remember previous lives? What about near death experiences — is there anything at all waiting for us after death? Today’s episode features material from Alan Watts, Dr. Jim Tucker, and Dr. Eben Alexander. Listen in to see what you think.

Tom really hates it when bad people get away with doing bad things. It almost makes him wish there was an afterlife, just so the bad guys can be punished. But what about Karma? Is there any evidence for reincarnation — like maybe children who remember previous lives? What about near death experiences — is there anything at all waiting for us after death? Today’s episode features material from Alan Watts, Dr. Jim Tucker, and Dr. Eben Alexander. Listen in to see what you think.

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