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reason for belief : perception and observation 

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reason for belief : perception and observation 

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perception and observation is how we use our five senses to judge something.

this video shows a man finiding what he thinks is a ghost , I believe it is not real and since he was driving fast on his bike he did not get a clear look and it was just someone dressed up.

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a system of ideas and ideals, especially one which forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy.

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by Joseph Darrach

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it means you believe or dream something happens before it does some believe this means your psychic

this Simpsons is famous for predicting the future no ones knows how or why but this video proves 10 times they did.

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10 Times The Simpsons Predicted The Future

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proof by verbosity is an argument that is far too complicated and verbose for an opponent to reasonably address all the particulars, or the person making the argument is so well-reputed that one takes his claims as truth.

this video explains what proof by verbosity is and how it gets connected to our world.

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is the tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms one's preexisting beliefs or hypotheses. It is a type of cognitive bias and a systematic error of inductive reasoning.

this video is a perfect example of what conformation bias is, it places your life as an elephant and a rider

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Mystical energy is energy created and maintained through connecting with the divine. It is the energy of the heavens brought down to the earthly realm. When a person prayers or meditates, she or he is opening that connection for that moment of prayer or meditation.

on this online blog one user is trying to answer the question "how can one harness mystical energy"

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Answer (1 of 11): Take up some form of meditation and stick with it. Here’s one ridiculously easy method: Spend twenty minutes each day - perhaps twice each day - sitting quietly in a chair with your back straight, paying full attention to your breath. Relax. Feel the air coming in through your…