Why Bad Things Happen With Good People: Is Karma For Real?

We all somewhere grew up hearing that good things happen with good people and bad things happen with bad ones.

And, that’s how the law of karma works! That’s what most people believe, at least! These are some amazing Karma Quotes for you to better analyse the law of karma.

So, when faced with adversity, pain, and trauma, we start questioning our karma.

Why me? Am I a bad person? What did I do wrong? Why is all this happening to me?

But is it the right way to perceive the law of karma? I think no!

As humans, when we enter this world, trials and tribulations are going to be a part of our being. One cannot shy away from difficulties and pain, no matter what. They are part and parcel of our lives. Even if you are rich or poor, bad or good, or anything, adversities can knock on your door any day, without any invitation.

So, there’s not always an answer for “why me?”

This also puts a question mark on “why do bad things happen with good people?”

The simple answer, as far as I know, is it just happens!

Even if you are a criminal or a saint, difficulties can arrive in your life. You might get sick, lose a loved one, be cheated by a friend, and more!

Of course, I believe how you make out of these things-will shape you in real ways. That’s where your karma works!

If somebody did something very wrong with you, so, now, are you gonna react the same way with them?

Are you also gonna use harsh adjectives for the person who hurt you, as in, a narcissist? Here are some Karma Narcissist Quotes to comprehend the repercussions of the law of karma in a relationship with a narcissist.

If so, then I think you can question your karma. Otherwise, if you believe in the power of gratitude, forgive but don't forget, then your karma is practical and built on the right basis.

“Karma is not some sure-shot for good things happening to you. Instead, it’s one of the tools to live with calmness, patience, and composure, even if the tide is against you.”

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