Stories About Karma Novels & Stories

"You think you can easily get away with making my life miserable? You're not, Juniper! I'm going to make sure you pay for every single thing you've done to me. In this life and even in the next." Juniper let out a dry laugh, clearly unfazed by her threat. "You know, it's quite funny how you keep blaming me for the problems in your life. Chloe look in the mirror if you want to truly know what's wrong with your life." She coughed out another mirthless laugh and continued, "The problem with people like you, who think everyone else is beneath them all because they somehow became privileged, is that they begin to think they're invisible. That they can do whatever they want without thinking about

Would he still love me if he knew who I truly was or the things I’d done? Would he still love me if he knew that I had spent the past decade as a karma dealer? Yes, you heard me right. I deal out karma for a living. I know it sounds complicated & a bit crazy, and sometimes it is, but I always enjoyed my work & I’ve made damn good money doing it. You'd be surprised how much a vindictive individual will pay to see you dish out karma to those that have wronged them. The only downside of my work is that I could never stay in any one place too long.

Fear, despise and torment. "Now let me tell you something you don't know, Alicia. When it comes to me, there's no such thing as karma. Your boyfriend destroyed the lives of young teenagers a few years ago, just like I'm doing to you now. If there is karma, your boyfriend is the one on the receiving end."

He also chose to live alone and away from his parents in order to get peace, Crish really has improved himself to become a better man. Finally Bella and Richard still live together, they live in simplicity and regret. They really wanted to meet their grandson, but it was too late. One thing that can be taken from this story, be a human being who is responsible for all the actions that have been done no matter how bitter it is because if you don’t, then you will be haunted by guilt and regret for the rest of your life. Do not also hurt others because someone who is hurt can turn into a person who has no heart and we never know what revenge has been prepared for us. Finally, karma is real. The

I tried to be like them—the people who can actually afford expensive things and don’t have to steal a bottle of rum. My shoulders tremble as a thick sob catches in my throat. It burns as I shove it down, spreading through my chest like a punishing, icy fist. I wrap my arms around my stomach, staring off into the twinkling night sky. “What karma am I paying for? Was I such a terrible person in my past life that you’ve decided I don’t deserve a break?” “There’s no such thing as karma.” A thick coat settles on my shoulders before I can turn. “Human beings take what they want.”

"Go ahead." "Do you believe in karma?" I asked, watching his reaction closely. Jason leaned back slightly. "Sure," he replied, his attention briefly shifting to the restaurant worker. "Nice. Have you ever wondered why Daniel and Simeon cheated on Emma in their past relationships?" I asked, my tone casual. Jason frowned. "No, not really." I smirked. "It’s because of karma," I said simply. Jason suddenly laughed loudly, drawing the attention of people around us. "Are you saying Emma cheated in the past, and now karma is getting back at her?" he asked, still laughing.

Every life has equivalent karma. So it just makes sense that every death has too. In fact, sometimes, the latter was in a sense, worse than the former, as it never fails to repay all debts and keeps no calendar when claiming its dues. 'You reap what you sow.' There's a natural law of karma that vindictive people, who go out of their way to hurt others, will end up broke and alone. Agatha was not and would never be included in the list of exceptions.

Elaine has earned such respect that she and her family are never forgotten, nor forsaken when it seemed to be the darkest hours of their lives. Good and bad deeds have their returns. Some call it “Karma”, and like a coin, it has its two sides. Good people only have good karma, their misfortunes are not because they are having bad karma, but because life happens. No matter how ugly a situation is, there are always the pretty sides hidden somewhere in there. And these trials in life can often show us who would stay by our sides when we are down, hold out a hand, and help us up. It can be a harvest of good deeds or a chance for others to plant such goodness for them to harvest later.

“Damn it, don’t do that. Don’t change the topic. Do the right thing and dismantle what you’ve connected.” She paused for a while. And then, “Aren’t you tired of being good? Bad things happen to us all the time.” “I thought you said you were bad. You said you’ve done things, remember? Things you won’t even tell me about. Whatever it is, I don’t think it’s okay steal. Shouldn’t we be repenting? If we are facing painful times, don’t you think that maybe it is our karma?” She didn’t say anything. She only wondered if he was right. What is it really karma, she wondered.

how can I explain to Ankur that he will definitely get punishment for his mistake one day like I am getting. "I'm just.., what Riya?" He was trembling with anger after listening to me. "Ankur, there is a lot of power in karma, just like I am getting punished for my mistakes, he will definitely get the punishment for his actions, and I have full faith that at that time he will have nothing but remorse like me." "Riya, how are you so confident about this." Ankur asked, expressing disbelief in my words. "As you sow, so you reap. People have heard the saying, I have seen this proverb coming true in my life."