Karma Quotes and Karma Sayings: What Goes Around Comes Around

When a bird is alive, it eats ants. When the bird is dead, ants eat the bird. Time and circumstances can change at any time. Don’t devalue or hurt anyone in life. You may be powerful today. But remember, time is more powerful then you. One tree makes a million match sticks. But when the time comes, only one match stick is needed to burn a million trees. So, be good and do good.

Whoever said revenge is sweet, never tasted the yumminess of forgetaboutit. – Karen Salmansohn

Karma bus delayed due to high demand. No worries. It’s coming. – Karen Salmansohn

If you want to be happy, stop thinking about revenge. When you stop focusing on someone else’s unhappiness, you have more time and energy to work on your own happiness. – Karen Salmansohn

The best revenge is always to move on and let karma do the rest. – Karen Salmansohn

Do good for others. It will come back in unexpected ways. That’s karma.

Maturity is when you have the power to destroy someone who did you wrong, but you jus breathe, walk away, and let karma deal with them.

Release the pain of the past and allow karma to kick your offender’s booty. – Karen Salmansohn

I can see you. – Karma

How people treat you is their karma. How you react is yours. – Wayne Dyer

No need for revenge. Those who hurt you will eventually mess up and hurt themselves. Or have karma kick their booty. – Karen Salmansohn

Karma. Think good thoughts. Say nice things. Do good for others. Everything comes back.

I am letting go of my energy connection to the pain of my past – releasing it. And I’m feeling a sense of calm and satisfaction about these circumstances – knowing I’ve grown in so many ways, thanks to all that’s happened. There has been purpose, meaning and growth – for which I am grateful. Plus I know that justice and fairness is being served – in good timing – through the law of karma. – Karen Salmansohn

Often when someone hurts you, they aren’t hurting you because you are you. They hurting you because they are them. – Karen Salmansohn

Every time you trash talk yourself somewhere a unicorn loses its horn. – Karen Salmansohn

It’s hard to understand why someone might cause us pain and heartbreak. Often someone’s behavior is so hurtful we feel like there’s no place to forgive. We find ourselves feeling like forgiveness is something far easier said than done. The thing is, it’s essential to forgive – for our own sake – for our own sanity. We must recognize that resentment merely hurts us, not them. We must let the pain go, so we can set ourselves free. – Karen Salmansohn