Power - Karma

[Len]

Originally Posted by Steph

All this power and karma stuff is really confusing to me yet everyone else seems to understand it perfectly!

Hi Steph

I hope this helps you.
I shall point you to another thread which explains what Karma is, as for Power it is explained in #2 post in this thread.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/s...11&postcount=5

[Steph]

Can I just say thank you, that helped a lot

[harwood red]

can anyone tell me when I can start deciding how much karma to give as it doesn't give me the option it just lets me give or take away not by how much!!! I feel awful when someone gives me like 8 karma but when I give some it only gives 2. I have quite a few posts under my belt so not quite sure what else I can do????

[Doug]

Don’t worry about it Harwood, Keep posting and you’ll catch up soon enough…..If you look at you little box you will seen Karma and Power, the first is self explanatory, the Power is what you can give or take away……..The more Threads you create and posts you maker the higher your power goes. You will also get more power as you Karma increases “I think” I stand to be corrected by those that know better, but if it helps……….

[harwood red]

well I can't do anything about how long I've been on here, ,but I suppose I can post more and be extra nice to try to earn karma off the wonderful people on here, in other words...................


nice people please give me some karma so that in return I can give more karma out!!!!

[Len]

As Doug say, just keep posting and the power will increase.

[Gayle]

Sorry to drag this up again but what does it mean when karma that's been given to you has a blue box next to it instead of green?

[emamum]

isnt that when they didnt have any karma to give? you have to reach a certain amount before you can give karma?? I may be wrong tho

[WillowTheWhisp]

Yes, it's been given (or taken even) by someone who has no rep power and doesn't affect your total.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by harwood red

well I can't do anything about how long I've been on here, ,but I suppose I can post more and be extra nice to try to earn karma off the wonderful people on here, in other words...................


nice people please give me some karma so that in return I can give more karma out!!!!

looks like its same as lager red, you never have enough.

[harwood red]

Originally Posted by cashman

looks like its same as lager red, you never have enough.

crikey that you have quoted of mine was from over 2 years ago!!!!!!!!!!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by harwood red

crikey that you have quoted of mine was from over 2 years ago!!!!!!!!!!

You've got to admit Red cashy is quick on the uptake

[cashman]

Originally Posted by harwood red

crikey that you have quoted of mine was from over 2 years ago!!!!!!!!!!

yeh well i only just started speaking to ya.

[Morecambe Ex Pat]

There is so much to learn about how this forum thing operates that it makes me so mad that I want to swear and I will be penalised if I do and then I will be banned and then I will have to pretend I am someone else and then I am lying and I don't like liars so that will make me even madder and want to swear more but that means I will be penalised even more which will make me swear even more and then I will be hated even more and like everyone else I just want to be liked by the entire membership and ................... ooh, I have just received some Karma, not a clue what it is but let's do a google

The korma (sometimes spelt kormaa, qorma, khorma, or kurma) is a mild, pale, creamy, curry dish originating in India and can be made with yoghurt, cream, nut and seed pastes or coconut milk. Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian kormas exist.

That doesn't make sense, why would someone send me a mild curry

I want a strong curry because mild curry makes me so mad that I want to swear at the next person who rings me trying to sell me double glazing or a holiday or .................. wait a minute - I spy with my little eye - something beginning with 'T'

Ahh typo!
Not 'Korma' you grett nit wit, 'Karma'

isn't google great!

The philosophical explanation of karma can differ slightly between traditions, but the general concept is basically the same. Through the law of karma, the effects of all deeds actively create past, present, and future experiences, thus making one responsible for one's own life, and the pain and joy it brings to him/her and others. The results or 'fruits' of actions are called karma-phala. In religions that incorporate reincarnation, karma extends through one's present life and all past and future lives as well.

I am calm now and I think that Karma is something good so that makes me even calmer and I am feeling sleepy so this forum stuff will have to wait till tomorrow when I can concentrate.

It's been a long day and teddy is tired

[cashman]

when john lennon recorded " Instant Karma"s gonna get you, don't think he meant a kisser full of mild curry.