Random Star Wars Thought

[Wayofthegods]

Wouldnt it be cool if in the future we continue the saga? A blonde haired man comes forth as a more powerful Light Master then Yoda. Who is 500k years old. Attained immortality.

He then teaches that not all evil stares at you menacingly in the face. But that Yoda was in fact a Sith Lord, who infiltrated it and taught the Light side incorrectly. Thus leading to its demise on purpose.

This new Teacher, shows that the Jedi are not to live like monks in denial of their Emotions and shows them the way to immortality. Actually achieving what the dark side promised but never achieved. Instead turning one into a Golem and slave.

 

[FancyMancy]

It would have to have another reboot, and continuing from the first 6 films it would have to fork from there. That should be nice.

 

[Wayofthegods]

It would have to have another reboot, and continuing from the first 6 films it would have to fork from there. That should be nice.

The new ones are such trash.

 

[Power of Justice [SG]]

Brush, just no.

Jedi literally abducted children and indoctrinated them in the ways of the order and the sith basically say the more pain you are in the more powerful you are, that's why darth Vader's suit was built to constantly keep him in agony because he'd lost so many limbs and was less powerful because of it, this was to compensate instead of giving him a body like general Grievus.

Either way you spin it, doesnt work in the already established rules in the universe

 

[Big Dipper]

Hey aldrick, this is off topic but, there is this poetry site that had some artwork on the gods and I remember you posted something on there. Do you remember the name or link of the website. I cant find it. thx

 

[Wayofthegods]

Hey aldrick, this is off topic but, there is this poetry site that had some artwork on the gods and I remember you posted something on there. Do you remember the name or link of the website. I cant find it. thx

Astral art of the gods?

 

[Baelfire]

Brush, just no.

Jedi literally abducted children and indoctrinated them in the ways of the order and the sith basically say the more pain you are in the more powerful you are, that's why darth Vader's suit was built to constantly keep him in agony because he'd lost so many limbs and was less powerful because of it, this was to compensate instead of giving him a body like general Grievus.

Either way you spin it, doesnt work in the already established rules in the universe

The story of the video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 talks about these. It looks at the Jedi, the Sith, the Galaxy and even the Force and tries to examine them using critical thinking. The character named Kreia does this almost singlehandedly during the story. She is your teacher during the game. There are quotes from her which might be referring to the Force as if it was a being like jehova.

"It is said that the Force has a will, it has a destiny for us all. I wield it, but it uses us all and that is abhorrent to me."
"Because I hate the Force. I hate that it seems to have a will, that it would control us to achieve some measure of balance, when countless lives are lost."

Her goal through the game to destroy the Force itself (to free the galaxy from it's influence) and have the Sith and the Jedi be defeated in their teachings.
There is a video titled "The Philosophy of Kreia: A Critical Examination of Star Wars" on youtube. It basically breaks down her character and tries to explain the plot of the game from Kreia's perspective.

 

[Big Dipper]

Hey aldrick, this is off topic but, there is this poetry site that had some artwork on the gods and I remember you posted something on there. Do you remember the name or link of the website. I cant find it. thx

Astral art of the gods?

no not that one. The one im looking for had really small pics of the gods faces that looked kinda real and it had poetry.

 

[Wayofthegods]

Hey aldrick, this is off topic but, there is this poetry site that had some artwork on the gods and I remember you posted something on there. Do you remember the name or link of the website. I cant find it. thx

Astral art of the gods?

no not that one. The one im looking for had really small pics of the gods faces that looked kinda real and it had poetry.

Hmmmm.

https://satanic-beauty.weebly.com/

?

 

[Power of Justice [SG]]

Brush, just no.

Jedi literally abducted children and indoctrinated them in the ways of the order and the sith basically say the more pain you are in the more powerful you are, that's why darth Vader's suit was built to constantly keep him in agony because he'd lost so many limbs and was less powerful because of it, this was to compensate instead of giving him a body like general Grievus.

Either way you spin it, doesnt work in the already established rules in the universe

The story of the video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 talks about these. It looks at the Jedi, the Sith, the Galaxy and even the Force and tries to examine them using critical thinking. The character named Kreia does this almost singlehandedly during the story. She is your teacher during the game. There are quotes from her which might be referring to the Force as if it was a being like jehova.

"It is said that the Force has a will, it has a destiny for us all. I wield it, but it uses us all and that is abhorrent to me."
"Because I hate the Force. I hate that it seems to have a will, that it would control us to achieve some measure of balance, when countless lives are lost."

Her goal through the game to destroy the Force itself (to free the galaxy from it's influence) and have the Sith and the Jedi be defeated in their teachings.
There is a video titled "The Philosophy of Kreia: A Critical Examination of Star Wars" on youtube. It basically breaks down her character and tries to explain the plot of the game from Kreia's perspective.

Yeah, i'm a big SW fan and knew all that already, i just dont like the concept that you can only have power if you win the genetic lottery and have a high enough midichlorian count. In the SW universe technically anyone can learn to use "the force" but you are limited by your midichlorian count so you can never advance past what you were born with.

 

[SleepingWolf]

Brush, just no.

Jedi literally abducted children and indoctrinated them in the ways of the order and the sith basically say the more pain you are in the more powerful you are, that's why darth Vader's suit was built to constantly keep him in agony because he'd lost so many limbs and was less powerful because of it, this was to compensate instead of giving him a body like general Grievus.

Either way you spin it, doesnt work in the already established rules in the universe

The story of the video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 talks about these. It looks at the Jedi, the Sith, the Galaxy and even the Force and tries to examine them using critical thinking. The character named Kreia does this almost singlehandedly during the story. She is your teacher during the game. There are quotes from her which might be referring to the Force as if it was a being like jehova.

"It is said that the Force has a will, it has a destiny for us all. I wield it, but it uses us all and that is abhorrent to me."
"Because I hate the Force. I hate that it seems to have a will, that it would control us to achieve some measure of balance, when countless lives are lost."

Her goal through the game to destroy the Force itself (to free the galaxy from it's influence) and have the Sith and the Jedi be defeated in their teachings.
There is a video titled "The Philosophy of Kreia: A Critical Examination of Star Wars" on youtube. It basically breaks down her character and tries to explain the plot of the game from Kreia's perspective.

Yeah, i'm a big SW fan and knew all that already, i just dont like the concept that you can only have power if you win the genetic lottery and have a high enough midichlorian count. In the SW universe technically anyone can learn to use "the force" but you are limited by your midichlorian count so you can never advance past what you were born with.

Isn't that true to reality however? Are we not limited somewhat by the tools we're given at birth? One who's blood is inbred for example probably can't compare to say a Demi-God, even if they would technically start at the same level of knowledge, the Demi-God will obviously have a higher potential for talent. That's how the hierarchy of the universe works, there's no way around that I thought. Midichlorians is sort of stupid roundabout way of saying who's blood is purer in a sense.

 

[FancyMancy]

It would have to have another reboot, and continuing from the first 6 films it would have to fork from there. That should be nice.

The new ones are such trash.

I have seen only the ones (original 6) and only once. I bet the j/new ones are all shiny and clinical, with 'peautiful' (or poo-tiful, if you pronounce "beautiful" differently) lights glares on camera lenses, yes?

 

[Nimrod33]

Wasn't Star Wars, like Tolkien's books, promoted by Mageson? If so, wouldn't this means that it also is enemy propaganda?

 

[Aquarius]

Wasn't Star Wars, like Tolkien's books, promoted by Mageson? If so, wouldn't this means that it also is enemy propaganda?

Star wars has spiritual allegories. For the time it was released in it was spectacular, people back in the day who never thought about ESP powers were flabbergasted. I wouldn't doubt if the Gods directly or indirectly influenced George Lucas.