Stories About Karma Novels & Stories

Pretty sure by now at any moment, Mommy Elise will knock on my door. Like it is not my cup of tea to pile lies after lies every now and then. Also, I am not saying that I don't lie and portraying to be a saint. What I am trying to say is that it bothers me to lie with my parents. Mom instilled in me the process of karma. She says that whatever bad things that you do to your parents, karma will bless you twice or thrice than what you have done. See? That's why I am afraid to lie to them. What if one day, the people who are close to me or around me were lying to me?

she tried to make him understand in the easiest way possible. "He knows this and loves us, he doesn't usually interfere with the consequences of our choices. Whatever happened to those innocent lives was either their karma or it's you who was fulfilling your sins and one day surely karma will return to you and you won't be able to do anything, your money, your power, your fame nothing will be helpful for you and you will only have him to beg for mercy." she told him while he averted his gaze away from her.

I relaxed my back before I grabbed my phone to text my Mom to say that I arrived already. I opened my writer’s account and clicked the ‘Create’ button to publish a new thought of mine. This thought is really driving me crazy ever since I accidentally sent my picture to Paul. Just a random thought of mine… Is it really true that karma is so awful to everyone? Or it’s just destined to happen the certain thing? For me, I’m between that two, there are times that one thing happened accidentally and there are times that one thing happened because it’s meant to happen. Does it make sense? Ugh! I’m confused. Does a certain thing have a meaning or… it just happened in your life without a certain reas

To an extent, she felt that the Reynolds deserved everything happening to them. "How dare they besmirch me like that! Who said Karma was just a figment of our imagination? It is real and in due time, it knocks on everyone's door. I guess this is their time. I am so not going to make things easy for them!"Murmured Aria, quietly in indignation.

Felicity looked very upset and angry. "And now, in order to be able to solve one by one the problems I've been endlessly facing, I have to come to The Crescent Moon Pack's place, to apologize. That doesn't even make sense to me. How could I apologize to the spirits who had died horribly, and that was because of Harrison's actions. But I was dragged into a pretty big problem now. Something I never even thought about before could have such a big effect on my current life. Can all the things that have happened now, lately, also be called the circle line of karma?"

And where would I get the medicine? Sadness grips over me as I understand that I cannot help it after this. Even though it is one dangerous creature, no one should be considered harmful before you learn their reason. The Barnard's called out to me as a threat and mistreated me, even before understanding what I was going through. Sometimes I don't understand why the world has to be so cruel. If I have tried to harm somebody, it just makes me more sad and I will get the payback in a heavier form. I believe I am the only one who gets the payback from Karma and no one else. Because cruel people seem to be enjoying their life well.

She reminded him, “We promised that I would stop telling the story when your mom is back.” She added, “I will keep my end of the bargain.” Crossing his arms over his chest, he added, “If you don't tell me the story, I will not forgive you.” She cried in helplessness, “You mean little thing! You know what you are doing.” They said karma comes to bite you in the ass. Is that what they meant? For her Karma came in the body of a five years old kid who was making her dance on her tunes and lord knows why she was letting herself too.

The System had added fifteen points of Karma debt for an act he had committed to prevent harm to people who had done nothing except exist in proximity to his father's household. He stood very still on the border road and thought about what that meant. The novel had addressed Karma in the way it addressed most systemic elements: thoroughly in the early volumes, inconsistently in the later ones, and always from the perspective of characters who were advancing rather than being suppressed. Karma accumulated through actions. Positive Karma came from acts the System deemed beneficial. Negative Karma came from acts the System deemed harmful. The classifications were determined by divine-layer admi

From this moment on, he would never leave her side. Senna, still shaken, lay in his arms, looking back at Mr. Thorne, who was crying over her stepmother’s body. The grief was overwhelming, and anyone who heard it would be moved to tears. All the grudges had finally come to an end. One should never do evil; those who act unjustly will ultimately destroy themselves. The cycle of karma is true—don’t believe it? Just look up at the sky, it doesn’t spare anyone. ***

"I deserve all the bad things you said about me back. When you were always putting me down, it all registered in my head. I don't care about the bad situations that happen to you, maybe it's karma that you have to face." "Karma?" Oriaga chuckled, he shook his head in disbelief. "You're talking about karma with me, huh? So, the bankruptcy of your father's company, the misery of your lives, and you have to be imprisoned in this mansion after marrying me—isn't it karma?" He wanted to laugh in front of Amanda but tried to hold back, they were trying to make fun of each other. "You don't realize you're bearing bad karma from your parents, huh? Don't act so haughty in front of me, Miss Griscouv."