Master the Art of Revenge | Sith Teachings

[@TrueSithMastery]

In this lesson, we dive deep into the Sith strategy of calculated revenge, revealing how patience and precision are the keys to destroying your enemies when they least expect it. If you feel like you’ve gained something from this Holocron or want to hear more, please consider leaving a like and Subscribing so I can bring you more powerful Sith lessons. | As a reminder, the Patreon is now available @ patreon.com/SithMastery - Hope to see you there 💪

[@wadewilson8303]

A wise man once said. "Do not fear the change of seasons, nor the anger of the gods. Fear the fury of the patient man."

[@edwardtaka5010]

King Ragnar Lotbrook was a wise man.

[@a_dad_living_life]

This video completely changed how I think about handling conflict. I used to react instantly when someone wronged me, letting my emotions take over. But after watching this, I learned the power of waiting and planning. Recently, I faced a situation where I stayed calm and bided my time instead of lashing out.

[@timgersh6787]

This channel does more good than harm

[@samuelgelinas6855]

I use this exact Sith Meditation music to meditate. Also what is most destructive lesson to the ones who wrong you is humility. While they suffer in their mediocrity, you trive and you never look back.

[@CompanyHaze]

“The two most powerful warriors are patience and time.” They will let their guard down. They will fail. 😈👌🔥

[@TrueSithMastery]

Well said my Lord. 🙏

[@fraterseeker]

I used to act like a Sith, but then started to embrace the ways of the Jedi. Now that I am in my mid-thirties, and am constantly getting kicked around, I am starting to understand the allure and appeal of the Dark Side. I will do my best to implement these teachings to enact vengeance upon my enemies when they are most vulnerable.

[@timgersh6787]

Real life Jedi? what like a Samurai but you go to ultra saber and get a light saber rather than a katana, because that makes sense

[@fraterseeker]

@@timgersh6787 No, I mean like Bhuddism. Not everything is literal, and I often think and speak in metaphors.

[@michaelmacleod6517]

It's even more satisfying to observe them destroy themselves without you even intervening. Some choices your opponents make can bring them down by their own merits as well.

[@TheDeadMoonBeams]

Sidious had four blind spots. Kenobi, the two Skywalker Twins, and family bond. So his enemy rose again. But this was after your time Maul. May the knowledge of the man you hated was not a perfect beeing. Your brother, Maul, is avenged.

[@fishfish8879]

“Your problem is you have spent your whole life thinking there are rules. There aren’t. We used to be gorillas. All we had is what we could take and defend.” ― Lorne Malvo, Fargo

[@TrueSithMastery]

Just binged that recently. Well Said 💪

[@SinfulServings]

This video has given me a new perspective on how to handle the challenges I've been facing. Instead of rushing into action, I'm learning the value of patience and strategy. I can already see how applying these lessons will help me in the near future, making my actions more effective and impactful. Thank you, Sith Mastery, for this powerful lesson!

[@boswcheydoesart1314]

I am deeply indebted to this universe, but perhaps most greatly to my enemies. My bridge to victory shall be crafted of their bones. I also really like the idea of Palpatine doing one of these! Just from my own observation of Sith Lords in action, I've probably taken the most life lessons out of his book (when you build in silence, they don't know what to attack, thinking on your feet allows you to adapt your plans to unforseen obstacles, etc.)

[@redlord-blacksigma2795]

That is the thinking of fools. Now that hit hard. I've been a Sith all of my life. As long as I'm alive, my enemy is in danger.

[@Ascension7707]

The dark lord has returned to bestow upon us more ancient knowledge on our path to self actualization, inner strength, and power. We are ready to learn master

[@strange_sauce]

An interesting lesson on revenge Master. I know that Maul can be a bit extreme at times but I still find a powerful message here. Watching this video really opened my eyes. I've always been quick to react when someone wronged me, letting my emotions dictate my actions. But after watching this, I plan to shift in how I handle situations. This approach has truly empowered me in both my personal and professional life. 💪

[@TrueSithMastery]

Good. You are beginning to understand the true power of patience and calculated action. Maul’s extremities serve as a reminder of what raw passion can achieve, but controlled, precise strikes yield the most devastating results. Let this lesson guide you as you harness your emotions and use them to your advantage. In time, you will see how true power is achieved.

[@CalebMickelson-f9j]

always put on a happy face/ even in sadness and anger. this will confuse thine enemies and hide ur true feelings

[@1opifex]

The force is strong with this video - great insight!

[@KaijuBiologist]

Thank you for reminding me of these truths. When they say Revenge is a dish best served cold, they mean it is cold because it has fermented and solidified over time, gaining its own unstoppable force.

[@ryanarment5393]

Beware the wraith of a patient being. I took lessons from the 47 Ronin and the count of monte cristo. Take your time, bid it. Find out where they are weak and how can they be exploited. The last time i took revenge on an enemy i destroyed him utterly. It was so brutal and final that it forced other enemies to surrender.

[@TrueSithMastery]

You have learned well. True power lies in patience and precision. By taking your time and striking at the perfect moment, you ensure that your revenge is final and absolute. Let your enemies tremble, knowing that any move against you will be their last. This is the way of the Sith.

[@ryanarment5393]

@@TrueSithMastery you honor me, my master.

[@Ascension7707]

I feel like the philosopher friedrich Nietzsche would have a deep love for Sith teachings.

[@randomcenturion7264]

Definitely a lot of his writings in the Bane Trilogy

[@Ascension7707]

@@randomcenturion7264 100% agree

[@KaijuBiologist]

As someone who has studied Nietzsche, I have come to the same conclusion. I actually consider his works to be a part of my personal Sith philosophy.

[@chrislledet213]

These are very wise words I'd never considered the art of calculated Revenge till I listen to this video

[@1streetmagic]

Thank you for the lesson Lord maul I shall put your teachings to good use use, long live the sith

[@jacobdarling1524]

Reminds me of a game of Risk that I played with three friends. One of them would always camp out in Australia and use that cheap strategy to win over and over. Finally I got everyone to try the new Star Wars edition with a more balanced map. He couldn’t use the cheap camping strategy but was still a capable strategist. But I showed him the power of sith manipulation. We formed an unofficial agreement to ignore each other and go after the other two players. It was a race to win the most territory and end the game. A race I allowed him to think he was winning. My forces looked like they were stalling but as he was just a few turns from victory I attacked. My army rolled through his undefended territory and his forces were too spent from his final push to stop me. Revenge was sweet on that day.

[@TrueSithMastery]

A beautiful war story worthy of Sith praise. Well done

[@christiansmith-of7dt]

It hurts alot more than it should

[@jacobnelson6042]

Success is the best revenge and revenge is a dish best served cold

[@CalebMickelson-f9j]

i recently got revenge on my idiot parents. they gave me a hard time for one day of relaxation and had me do extra work and a whole new schedule. so i beat them at their own game. my mom coped badly by trying to still give me a hard time.

[@rickring8366]

Thank you Master you're lessons have greatly helped guide me toward my true destiny. I have accepted my passions and I strive forward

[@TabathaTMartin]

May the force guide me on my quest to vengeance. I shall stride across the bones of my enemies and make them wish they’d never cross me

[@TrueSithMastery]

Good. Let the Force fuel your vengeance, but remember-patience and precision are your greatest weapons. When you strike, ensure it is a blow they never recover from. Make their regret absolute, and let your power be their undoing.

[@TabathaTMartin]

@@TrueSithMastery yes, my master

[@ryanarment5393]

@@TabathaTMartin strike when the opportunity presents itself. Remember the master’s teachings though. Don’t immediately lash out. Strike hard, strike fast but wait for your enemies to drop their guards. Let them forget that you are a threat. Then at the moment of their greatest confidence and when they feeling the most secure strike

[@TabathaTMartin]

@@ryanarment5393 I have already begun the first steps. Their arrogance will be their downfall. Mark my words

[@Dread_Master_Cyberblade]

I like it! Maul really learns from his past, from using passion to vengeance to vengeance to fuel his passion. And it allowed him to continue living after obi wan cutted him down

[@TrueSithMastery]

Indeed, Maul’s survival is a testament to the power of the dark side. He turned his pain and vengeance into a relentless drive that kept him alive. It is through this cycle of passion and vengeance that true strength is forged. Even in defeat, he found a way to rise again.

[@penguintaco9038]

But he didn't learn in the end and that cost him his life.

[@Dread_Master_Cyberblade]

@@penguintaco9038 indeed, in Darth Vitiates words, "Revenge drives and burns with bright intensity, but it is a mortal fuel that leaves the tank bare"

[@penguintaco9038]

@@Dread_Master_Cyberblade very true, Maul always pursued revenge after his defeat on Naboo. Even after killing Kenobi's precious duchess he still pursued revenge. He could have done so much after that but still all he could think about was Kenobi and in the end where did it get him, nowhere except dead.

[@CamSiv996]

This is a beautiful lesson from the Sith. Patience as the center is a thing to value when seeking retribution.

[@timgersh6787]

Wait as long as you need to get the hit

[@villiannewyork]

The best revenge takes time. Do not take immediate action. The greatest trick is to play dead, make your opponent forget you exist and spring back up when the opportunity arises.

[@davidbennett4901]

Why did this creator not have millions of followers??? Amazing content

[@TrueSithMastery]

@@davidbennett4901 i wish I did tbh

[@TheKulu42]

Sounds like the same lessons a certain Don Corleone gave to his son Michael. Delivered by either the don or Darth Maul, they are lessons worth hearing.

[@LordofDarknessX]

Impressive, most impressive.....

[@Powerick]

I think this is probably your best video so far.

[@randomcenturion7264]

“You mistake me for some gangster seeking “Payback.” I do not seek to “settle the score.” I aim to see everything they worked towards corrupted. Their allies destroyed. I want them to know in their final moments it was I that brought this upon them. And for that? I can wait.”

[@Vanguish85]

Hence, the reason for voodoo and rituals its all about waiting from within the void, and after I became more aware and more powerful.

[@SouthernSultan阿力]

Revenge....... The Beautality of it Especially when it has Staying Power

[@AlexCitroen-zt8xv]

Very well put this stuff has more wisdom than 10 entire encyclopedia's ✌️

[@zeekrich7143]

Revenge is a dish best served cold

[@tonysmith5878]

POWERFUL TEACHINGS.

[@SouthernSultan阿力]

This is Beautiful

[@DeMarcusFountain-sv6fi]

Spot on accurate philosophy

[@timgersh6787]

I find its best to remove your self from the revenge for it to work best

[@Vanguish85]

I did the same using my patience and power of voodoo or witchcraft. If you call it that.I waited and cursed them it took time, but it was very delicious vengeance and worth it.

[@isoisoisoiso93]

We need a Jedi version of this channel too

[@Red_Black_Key]

It'd be called "Lies & Falsehood"

[@isoisoisoiso93]

@ all right chill out edgelord

[@vicentetorres9482]

My fellow sith lords..

[@raven3067]

Darth Maul is good at teaching a class.

[@vastolorde313]

I think Maul is not the best example of revenge. He never had his revenge neither on Palpatine nor on Obiwan

[@PolarBearXx]

How do u control emotion in a fight adrenaline pumps

[@TrueSithMastery]

Control comes from mastering your mind, not succumbing to the rush. Channel your adrenaline and emotions into focused power. Breathe, center yourself, and use the surge to enhance your strength and precision. A true Sith fights with controlled fury, not reckless abandon.

[@CompanyHaze]

@@PolarBearXx adrenaline is natural, u must control the natural to make u successful. You control you, never let adrenaline control you. Passion is controlled by YOU.

[@PolarBearXx]

So it’s breathing sometimes I hold my breathe while adrenaline I should let it flow naturally

[@CompanyHaze]

@@PolarBearXx yes

[@PolarBearXx]

@@CompanyHaze it throws me off like I’d rush too fast n just not good I’ll practice

[@fishfish8879]

[READ THIS EVERY DAY. NEVER GIVE UP. REMEMBER YOUR PURPOSE.] "Don't be afraid. There's nothing there." - That's what they always told me. But the night my parents were murdered, I knew I had seen something in the dark of that night. I searched for it a long time, cloaked myself in the darkness, learning it, understanding it, merging with it. I realized in its depths, where light cannot escape, there was only one thing to fear: myself. I became the shadow. I became vengeance. I became the man Night City doesn't deserve. I became Murk Man. I deliver the vengeance, destruction and justice necessary to save this dying city from itself. And I will do so until the day my heart no longer beats inside my chest. ― The Secret Diary of an Anonymous Person, Urban legends from Cyberpunk 2077

[@Arondeight]

A good lesson. But I think there's more lessons to be taught than just the brute force aspects of the dark side...

[@TrueSithMastery]

@@Arondeight What are some other topics you would be interested in seeing lessons for?

[@Arondeight]

@@TrueSithMastery I am curious to see how you view the subtle uses of Sith teachings, like how the Rule of Two would have made their way unknown through the untold 1000 years of history. How to make your mark on history, whilst not being suspect of the Jedi.

[@kondvktor5951]

Cloaks & daggers

[@BiteMe5664]

Isn't this the same method Dabi used on Endeavor?

[@jackieanderson9408]

👍🏿

[@Jedi1993]

😂🙂

[@sydneysmith1521]

A good video 👍 Be careful about using terms like "Achilles heel". That is from ancient Earth, not the Star Wars galaxy.

[@fergnasty69]

😂😂😂 oh come now darth small, Palpatine was sloppy in annihilating the Jedi...he made critical mistakes because his ego got in the way...He let yoda escape, did not yoda teach Luke? He stopped Darth Vader from pursuing Obi Wan Kenobi who begun Luke's training. He underestimated Anakin's love for his children which led to his destruction AND Darth Vader's...I would say the Jedi had their revenge and struck Palpatine down at his height of his power, his moment of complete victory....

[@obanjespirit2895]

Pretty corny but not that bad. Like that bald baby face muscle guy who does star wars content.

[@lessparks8553]

I love this one Pre Meditation

[@TrueSithMastery]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@SammyHangDD]

😊

[@SammyHangDD]

Clown world.

[@SinfulServings]

wtf this mean?