Novel & Cerita Karma Bible Quotes About Revenge

"You have been through so much. You suffered a lot. I want you to let go and move on. Don't think of revenge. Don't do them like they did to you, because the best revenge is no revenge at all. Just forgive in silence and move on. Forgiving people in silence and never speaking to them again is a form of self care. Family or not. You are only hurting and caging yourself if you keep holding on to the past. Is that what you want?" "At this point, I just want what I deserve because I have put up with everything I didn't deserve." Kim stated. "I promise, this is the last time you will put you with what you don't deserve. Will you let go?" "And Payson will just get away with everything?" "Karma wil

I would see Eva again, of that I was sure, and even if it was the last thing I did, she’d pay for what she had done to me in and then I would forget about her. I always forgot, my brain reminded me. The experience with Eva had been rewarding and unique for her being so different from the women I’d been with in the past, but that would change. I would forget her and move on with others, but not without her first paying for what she had done to me. Many women had made me go through all kinds of revenge, and for me to do the same at least once didn’t mean anything. Karma could go fuck itself.

( Sena's POV ) Killing is a mortal sin. People have conscience but these guys seemed to have lost it. My parent’s tragedy was also out of apathy by equally unconscientious people. Plus, there’s no fair justice in the Philippines. Everything is up to St. Peter when the time comes for those bastards to die. The past was set in stone and nothing else could be done but move on. My brother would say that there’s no benefit from revenge. Revenge is a punishment we give ourselves for other’s wrongdoings against us. Let karma do its work, right?

As Rebecca was hastily dragged away, she shot a quick glance at Mr. Winston Senior, who was convulsing in the arms of the doctor. A hoarse chuckle escaped her lips as she said, "Mr. Winston Senior, I must admit I've got a bit of a temper. What you said actually makes sense. Karma is just a psychological comfort for ordinary people. "When it comes to revenge, taking matters into one's own hands is far more satisfying." If she couldn't survive, she was determined to infuriate him to the core.

' me: " don't know mom.. will love happen twice..?? " mom(smiled): " Love is different feeling... but Jenna as special place and ELINA as special place.. don't compare them with each other.. if Jenna is here, she feels bad seeing you suffering like this.. if you be happy, even she will be happy.. you should move on, Jenna won't come back by taking stupid revenge, you have to hurt her father not ELINA, she is innocent.." me: " fine mom... I will think.. " mom: " I just want you to be happy.. I want to see your smile like before.. I want my son back..."

But not this time. She wasn’t plotting revenge. She wasn’t planning to destroy his reputation. He was her ex–best friend, after all. She would simply go with the flow. She has no clue what is ahead waiting for her, but one thing she knows is that Karma is a bitch. Karma gets you back. You just need to believe in it and move on. Try not to take matters into your own hands if unnecessary. Just leave it to Karma. It has its way of dealing with things.

Bianca answered, “this is a famous quote from a famous man Xavier” “Are you sure taking revenge this way will make all the hate and pain go away?” With a smirk hovering across her lips, Bianca brought her glass to her lips but paused and turned to Xavier. “When you read the Bible, it says that vengeance is off the lord, right? But do you know something?” The smirk on the face intensified but the look in her eyes was deadly, it was filed with pain and anger, “The almighty made me in his exact spitting image, Xavier” the smirk disappeared, “I am made in his exact image and that means, I can dish out karma as I so desire”

“You’re not. You’re the one who keeps rescuing the rest of us.” A beat. Then he added, quieter, “Just promise me something.” “What?” “Don’t let revenge be the only thing keeping you upright.” “…It’s not.” “Kal—” “I’m serious. This isn’t about rage anymore. It’s about answers. About making sure no one else tries this again.” “And if they do?” “I make an example out of them.” Kiran exhaled. “That’s the sister I know.” “You’ll always know me.” “I’d better.”

Revan barked, attempting to mask the shaking in his voice. The stranger stepped inside, boots echoing against the concrete floor. “Name’s Kael. Business… and revenge… are my specialties.” Revan’s laughter was bitter, hollow. “Revenge? Ha! Everyone’s left me. My business is gone. My wife left me. Even my name… my reputation… is dust. What kind of revenge do you think I can have?” Kael’s smile didn’t waver. “Sometimes, when a man loses everything, that’s when he finally learns to see clearly. You’ve been blinded by arrogance and obsession for too long.”

Thea angrily gritted her teeth. Ezekiel said, "You know better than anyone that life has its ups and downs, and everyone's fate is determined by their own actions and consequences. Even if Nathan has made mistakes, how do you know that in this lifetime he is not your karmic debt, and in the next life, you may be his? It is better to resolve conflicts rather than hold grudges." Thea naturally knew the principle of "an eye for an eye," but she felt that her actions were justified and she had a clear conscience. Therefore, she was not afraid of retribution in this life.