The basic philosophy behind the Jedi Way & Star Wars itself (Exploring The Force)

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[MrMan-vbmg]

The Force is beautiful in how mysterious it is.

[ShadowJedi]

Jedi in the Original Trilogy:
- Space ronin/ samurai
Jedi Order in the Prequel Trilogy:
- Space Templar Knight Order

[starwarsvault]

It surrounds us, it penetrates is, it binds the galaxy together ❤️

[aliastekle]

the jedi way: exist
the jedi council: we must follow the rules


but our way

[NOORDRAWS]

You are one of the few YouTubers who actually understands how the force works. I've seen many others promote the idea that there is supposed to be a 50/50 balance between light and dark, but that's simply not how it works. Light is balance. If you follow the path of light you will be full of joy. The dark offers momentary pleasures that quickly burn out and leave you craving for more. Dark side users take from others and corrupt the system, causing unbalance.

[ricketyram]

These are my favorite types of your videos. Exploring balance and the nature of the force.

[mariusbruviksinnes]

For me, Star Wars is a story of belonging and of finding your place in the universe. That is the main reason why I resonate so much with it.That is also why Anakin is my favorite character.

[The-Last-Prime]

For my ally is the Force. And a powerful ally it is. Life creates it, makes it grow. Its energy surrounds us and bind us. Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter.

[oscarklauss]

Love vs. hate, virtues vs. vices, freedom vs. control, peace vs. want, compassion vs. lust for power, humility vs. arrogance, this to me is Jedi vs. Sith. A Jedi seeks wisdom and knowledge for the benefit of all . A Sith seeks power and control with fear and hate, deceit and falsehood, lust for more and more.

[RyanTheDark]

Imagine Thor Skywalker being a Jedi. He would have been in archives for hours. XD

[dereklopez]

The next character we should do in the next poll is Qui Gon Jinn.

[bencostello]

Thank you for delving into this. This is the stuff that draws me to Star Wars, and I always look forward to and appreciate your thoughts, whether I agree entirely or not (though I do absolutely agree with you on everything in this video!)

[tirkon]

You are on the right track Thor, no matter how flawed and caught up in politics the jedi were in the PT they are undoubtely the good guys in George's story and it's dumb when people portray them as almost basically being more evil than the freaking Sith just beacause they made some mistakes

[kingartemizxxx]

"The Force is not a power you have. It's not about lifting rocks. It's the energy between all things, a tension, a balance that binds the universe together."

[Mr_Penguins_Pet_Human]

George Lucas said starwars was primarily about family. However, there were multiple other aspects and lessons within the main story. And the light/dark, selfish/selfless was certainly a big part of it

[fishhead]

Also people do live without serious intimate relationship they're called priests, monks, nuns, etc

[AS-rkvb]

The Force also teaches us not to think in extreme terms, but rather too seek a balance and to adapt to the changes that life poses.

[chancellor]

The Force and family is the core of
Star Wars!

[Raleyg]

This is somewhat unrelated, but I can't help but feel that Rian Johnson perhaps fell into that same misunderstanding that Thor Skywalker is talking about. Thinking that Jedi do deny their feelings at every turn, and that the Jedi path means not caring about other people at all

[HappyKat-wcld]

Great video! I would LOVE to see deep dives into Star Wars philosophy as it's my favorite thing about Star Wars and why it means so much to me. I feel it communicates essential truth about life, and the message of selflessness vs selfishness and finding the balance between them is something we always need to strive for. I think by the end of Return of the Jedi, both Luke and Anakin found the balance between personal attachment and the good of all and simultaneously destroyed the Sith and what they represented.