Who is this book for?


  • Scientists who want to study karma but don’t know where to start
  • Graduate Students in Positive Psychology who are looking for something exciting to study.
  • Westerners who are interested in karma, but don’t know how to incorporate it into their western world-view
  • People who are interested in the “Law of Attraction” but feel like it doesn’t work exactly as presented in “The Secret.”
  • Skeptics who are looking for something new to bash
  • Western minded Buddhists who have come into the path through secular means and are struggling with some of the more “magical” aspects of the path like karma.
  • People who want to learn specific practices for specific life difficulties/mental afflictions without going too far outside of a western world-view.
  • Anyone who wants to learn how karma works and how it’s supported by science.

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