is karma a real thing

One karma real story could be about a person who was always unkind to animals. They would kick stray dogs for fun. Later, they were bitten by a dog that was protecting its territory. It seems like karma in action as their unkindness towards animals came back to them in a negative way.

I'm not sure which 'thing' you're referring to. Without more context, it's difficult to say if it's the real story or not.

" Crusoe " was a fictional novel by Defoe from England. The story was about a young British businessman, Crusoe, who spent 28 years alone on a deserted island in the Amazon rainforest and finally won freedom and dignity through his own efforts and the development of civilization. Although the details and plot of this story may be influenced by the author and the times, it is a true story. In the 17th century, Crusoe did spend a long time in the Amazon rainforest. Because he was a wealthy merchant, he encountered a storm during his voyage. His ship sank, and he, his family, and his slave, Crusoe, were drifted to a deserted island. The 28 years on the deserted island were very difficult for him, but he gradually adapted to the life of the deserted island by planting plants, making tools and building houses, and established contact with other local residents. Finally, he successfully left the deserted island and returned to his hometown. This experience became his source of inspiration and became a famous novel.

Once, a man often littered in the park. One day, he was running there and tripped over a piece of trash he had thrown before and sprained his ankle. It was like instant karma.

A student who always bullied others in school. Later, when he was applying for colleges, some of the students he bullied reported his bad behavior to the schools he applied to. As a result, he got rejected by several good colleges. It was his karma for being a bully.

No, Michael Miles was not a real incident. He was a fictional character created by the film producer John Carpenter for the 1978 horror film,"Valentine." Although this character may have drawn inspiration from real-life cases of violence and mental illness, he only existed in the realm of fiction, not a real person.

Sure. There was a man who used to be very unkind to his neighbors. He would spread false rumors about them. Later, when he was in a difficult situation, no one was willing to help him. It was like karma coming back to him.

One story is about a student who always copied others' homework and cheated on exams. He thought he was clever. But when it came to the big final exam, the invigilator caught him red - handed. He failed the course and had to repeat it. Karma got him in the end.

Sure. There was a woman who volunteered at a local homeless shelter every week. She dedicated her time to cooking meals, handing out clothes, and just being there to listen to the people. One day, she lost her job unexpectedly. But then, through a connection she made at the shelter, she was offered a new job that was even better than her previous one. This is a great example of positive karma. Her good deeds led to a positive outcome for herself.

Sure. There was a man who used to litter everywhere. One day, he lost his wallet while walking on the same street where he often threw trash. A kind passer - by found it but instead of returning it immediately, left it at the local police station. The man had to go through a lot of trouble to get his wallet back. It seems like a form of karma as his bad habit of littering might have led to this inconvenient situation.