• S01E05 Beliefs in Trust & The Origins of Karma

  • Feb 15 2021
  • Length: 1 hr
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S01E05 Beliefs in Trust & The Origins of Karma

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  • The Chorus continues the tour of our Belief System Complex by exploring beliefs about trust - or the lack of it. Katie shares the one word to say in your head when you meet a non-physical being. It might not be what you think.

    TRANSCRIPT - The complete transcript of this episode is available on our website.

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