In the California Jedi Knighting Standards, the core knowledge is broken down into the five areas of wellness, originally taken from The Jedi Circle. These are Physical Wellness, Emotional Wellness, Intellectual Wellness, Social Wellness, and Spiritual Wellness. Although community is always an advantage, four of the five areas of wellness…
Originally published at The Jedi Path. A Jedi of quality lives a principled life. They have a strong moral center which guides their interactions with the world, and the beings within it. But morality never happens in a vacuum. It takes place in a real environment and context of those…
Written by Roz Johnson, reprinted with permission. Originally published on “Strength and Determination” Depending on where you go in the Jedi community, there is much talk of martial arts. If we take the fiction as our starting point, it goes without saying that those we emulate were competent in various forms…
Ahsoka Tano is a newly beloved character in the Star Wars fandom, someone I (and many others) look up to as a guide and clue to Jedi behavior. But Ahsoka never becomes a Jedi Knight; in fact, she refuses the knighthood offered to her and leaves the Jedi Order altogether.…
I was recently reading Destiny Froste’s series of articles on the Jedi Trials, and how they can be useful in our real world community, and it got me thinking: what is the purpose of these trials? Why these trials, why skill, courage, flesh, spirit, and insight? There are a plethora…
Reposted from Return of a Jedi, the blog of Destiny Froste, with permission. From The Jedi Path by Daniel Wallace: Trial of Insight Reveals a Jedi’s aptitude for distinguishing reality from illusion through deceptive challenges. Can Jedi be deceived? Of course, but only if we ignore the will of the…
