Kharmonics is the term formed by combining the words Karma and Harmonics. Like Scientology, it is a scientific study of the paranormal relationship between a spiritual belief (in this case, Karma), and factual theories and laws (in this case, Harmonics, properties of wave energy). The term Kharmonics was first coined by Kenneth Gardner, a published novelist and private investigator with a B.S. in Pre-Medicine from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Karma is the ancient Hindu belief that dates to the time of the writing of the Vedas. It is essentially the belief that is resonated in the teacings of Jesus Christ and the Goledn Rule (do unto others as you would have done unto you). Karma seems to add the factor of mutually assured destruction, which implies that if you do badness to others, then you will suffer the same in equal amounts. Harmonics is the name for a group of laws of physics pertaining to wave energy, primarily sound. Many musicians have used Harmonics throughout history to improve the complexity and quality of their music. Physicists use Harmonics to explain certain relationships between similar waves of energy; and more recently, Harmonics has been used in electronics to induce the cooperation of electronic circuits. Kharmonics, as set forth by Kenneth Gardner, seeks to explain that a real pysical component of brain waves can be used to explain and support the belief of Karma, or human spiritual unity, in real time with documentable scientific evidence. Experiments are currently underway.
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