Stories About Karma Novels & Stories

Golden Cicada, who had been silent, suddenly opened his mouth and said with a solemn face, "Once the killing starts, karma will ensue. I'm concerned about you." Ding Hao nodded and said, "I will keep this in mind. I am not a bloodthirsty person and will never kill innocent people, but I won't let go of any evil person who has the blood of the Swordsmanship-seeking Sect disciples on their hands. Buddhism stresses the law of karma. The Universe works in its way: good deeds will be rewarded while the evil ones will be punished. It is the cycle of cause and effect, isn't it?" Golden Cicada nodded and said with a smile, "Almsgiver Ding, you have a profound understanding of Buddhism."

“The world tramples kind people. They’re used, abused, and made into jokes.” “That’s not true,” I say, stubbornly. “Karma always comes around to help good people.” He chuckles deep and low. “Walk through this with me,” he says, just as the waitress arrives with our food. The conversation pauses while the plates are placed in front of us and we dig in. “Back to what I was saying,” he continues, cutting into his steak, “there’s an evil man, he has committed countless atrocities, yeah?” I nod. “It’s time for karma to catch up with him. What do you think karma does?”

“When the two were found out as the stalkers, as the perpetrators, they fled the country but were eventually involved in a fatal car accident on their way.” “I don’t think that’s just a car accident,” Denver hissed. “What do you mean ‘not just a car accident’, Denver?” I swallowed my words and brace myself for whatever he may say. “It’s called karma.” We burst into a cackle. I thought he was the one who ordered it to be honest. Our laugh echoed in the Emergency Room, earning us a look from the nurses and other patients. “Yes, it’s indeed called karma.” We paused for a breath, silence humming between us. Our eyes met, setting ablaze to our already burning emotions. My gaze slid to the bulge b

Eventually he lost everything and ended up as a middle-aged beggar. I didn't keep up with Lydia's and Zachary's lives. After the incident was resolved, I fulfilled my promise to Sarah and operated on her mother. The operation was a complete success, and her mother quickly returned to normal life. I was rehired by the hospital and continued to be a dedicated doctor. Throughout the rest of my career, I worked diligently and never neglected my duties. Karma had a way of catching up with us, and I had always believed it.

she blamed him with a sorrowful expression. "You're concerned about your image after your engagement is broken." Xander stated. He shook his head with a bitter smile before clenching his teeth. "Imagine how Ariadne would've felt after her two-year marriage ended. And that was also while she was pregnant." he added, looking at her sharply. Crystal was taken aback by his words. "What do you mean?" she asked, confused. Xander abruptly straightened in his chair and leaned forward, startling her. "I mean, karma never forgives anyone. What you give will ultimately return to you." he stated aloud.

There was no anger or fear as she said placidly, “Tell me, Edward, do you believe in karma? Divine retribution?” He was slightly taken aback by her rhetoric question, but before he could formulate an answer, she continued, “I do. I believe that no deed goes without consequences, whether good or wicked. One day, there will be a reckoning. Someone will deliver your comeuppance for what you’ve done. You’ll be sent to hell and you’ll be denied reprieve.”

‘She did nothing wrong, you know,’ my wolf continues, ‘She is a mate to Landon and Evander too, after all. I lean back in the plush chair, the cool leather attempting to cool the heat within me. The flickering flame of a nearby candle casts dancing shadows on the walls. ‘Karma is a relentless force,’ my wolf remarks, his voice a solemn reminder of the cycles of retribution. ‘You lied to Liliana, now the lies haunt you.’ Karma, it seems, has come for me. I close my eyes, attempting to shut out the haunting whispers within. ‘She's not the enemy, Kaden,’ my wolf insists, the wisdom in his voice cutting through the fog of self-loathing. ‘She's a victim of fate, just like you.’

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

While Vincent was finally arrested and brought to trial. Some people said that the greatest loss in life was death. But in their case, they've got greater karma for leaning so much to their desire to stay at the top, to seek revenge, and to love someone who was not theirs to begin with. They were too busy saving themselves from emptiness and dread that they'd forgotten how to be kind. They forgot that evil intentions don't reap any benefits. That one day, karma will come around to bite them and it won't miss one way or another.

“I understand. That is a good wisdom. Respect between each other is a must and not only between people.” “Hmm… Are you talking about animals and flowers too?” Ruta asked. Jai nodded again. “Yes. We may not receive their affection towards us, but the world will return the favor to you in other way.” “Like what?” Ruta asked. “Good luck.” Jai smiled. Ruta looked at him curiously, and it was clear to Jai that the boy might not learn yet about the existence of karma. He chuckled and said. “It’s a lesson for another time.”