Luke’s Shocking Theory: Did Yoda Get the Jedi Code Wrong?

[@Crimethoughtfull]

Luke's version of "detachment" sounds a lot more like (according to my very limited understanding) Zen, while Yoda's "detachment" seems more like the Stoicism of Marcus Aurelius ("imagine every day that everyone you love might die tomorrow" kind of thing).

[@matthiasengel3439]

More like: Yoda prequels: Theravada Buddhism, Yoda Epis. 5 and maybe after that: Zen/ Daoism, he makes jokes and so on, not so serious like in the prequels Luke could be Stoicism maybe, relationships are there very important/essential, detachment more from things and situations where you have no power over (past, life/dead, other beings behaviour / fate ) and the "force" is the "logos" maybe a little bit Epicureanism, but they (Epicureans) have no "force" other than atoms /compounds and their movements (natural forces ? ) and void, and are more open to feelings /Emotions which don´t lead to negative consequences. (Diogens Laertius: ..."There feelings are no hindrance to there wisdom"...

[@Sora-el-manco]

@@matthiasengel3439 actually this is pretty spot on. The old jedi have similar beliefs to the stereotypical/misinterpreted stoicism or what many people think stoicism is, supressing emotions and neglecting relationships. Luke's view is more similar to actual stoicism; he embraces his feelings, making him free to respond rather than to react. Unlike Anakin, he embraces the force (or the fate) by accepting the fact that he can't change it's will, which makes him capable of just being a vehicle of the force.

[@RAWDEAL064]

​@@matthiasengel3439by my limited understanding, this is more accurate

[@hamishbartholomaeus]

And, the interesting thing about M. Aurelius is that he was a total opium fiend, who ended up taking doses large enough to tranquillise a horse!! Easy to be stoic when you are slightly bombed out if your body and mind.😉😁

[@bigpoppaeffy3380]

"Why should attachment lead to the dark side? love and commitment is the cornerstone of civilization, of society, and unites all living creatures. how can it be wrong? I assert that it's fixation, obsession that leads to darkness and evil. that blind focus can corrupt any area of our lives." - Master Djinn Altis, to Anakin Skywalker in SW Clone Wars: No Prisoners

[@kuunt6065]

it's like, tens of thousands of years of quintillions of sentient lifeforms in a galaxy, and none of them could come up with, "yeah you should love deeply, but be reasonable, be prepared enough to lose people and not go crazy" like the vast majority of normal people in the real world already do.

[@Animalover205]

​@@kuunt6065that's not entirely accurate, the Jedi of the high republic, during the time of the Mandolorian War and the Jedi Civil war, about 10k years before Yoda and the Old Republic, the Jedi actually lived much like that. They married, had families and so on. But somewhere along the way, the code, or rather how it was interpreted, changed.

[@UPTAUT]

To love deeply and accept the loss of that love is not something everyone can do.

[@GAJake]

@@Animalover205 Its like if every sect of Christianity died out except for a singular monastic military order like the knights templar. Without the main church body I could see a military order going the wrong way pretty quickly. If some Jedi wanted to make a monsatic vow sure, but to focre all Jedi from birth is weird.

[@dragonlord498]

the reason why the jedi became so much in denial of all emotions even ones like love is because during one conflict a jedi master's wife/girlfriend or such ended up joining the other side which broke his heart so he decided to essentially take his heartbreak out on everyone else by encouraging the jedi to ban marriage and such

[@thebananaspeedruns9275]

Love doesn’t turn one to the Dark Side, it’s how one handles love that could lead them to the Dark or make one stronger in the light

[@LaraA55]

Exactly

[@SaulofTarsis]

would be great to deep dive into the different names of "Love" emotional, choice, friendship, Family

[@Rooikunbo]

And this is why Disney's portrayal of Luke in the sequel trilogy is completely inconsistent with his established philosophy on the Force, undermining the character's profound journey and beliefs.

[@lotuslife3239]

Those movies don't exist.

[@LaraA55]

Bingo. Hence I consider those movies non canon bad fan fiction

[@Geekdom-d8z]

Eu don't exist

[@Geekdom-d8z]

​@lotuslife3239 sadly they exist only way nonexistent make non canon

[@Vraxx7]

I have a slightly different take on it. And feel free to disagree, but, in my mind the version of Luke that we see in the sequels, didn’t have the robust support system that legends Luke did. Han and Leia (his example of a long term committed relationship) split and went their separate ways. He doesn’t have Mara to help balance him out and challenge him. He is trying to restore an entire order of Jedi without, those linchpin students like Corran Horn and Tionne. He tries to train his only nephew and kinda fails at it. Others, like Lando and Chewie are presumably not around (to offer outside perspectives and support) nearly as much as they were in legend’s. We’re all shaped by those we interact with most often, he would be no different. I’m not saying that anyone has to like sequel Luke, but, I think with these factors in mind it kinda makes more sense. Again, feel free to disagree. I wish we’d gotten a closer to Legends version. I loved the old EU and those versions of the characters. However, I’m not mad at the sequel versions either, because they aren’t the same people with the same experiences.

[@drifter139]

this just shows why Luke was the greatest Jedi Grandmaster. he learned the code, rewrote it, and improved it for future Jedi

[@NastyCodeine]

Qui Gon would likely have gotten even more powerful than Luke if he was able to train Anakin.

[@catherinepohlman6957]

@@NastyCodeine Maybe - but I suspect that at that point it was all just a bit too late, and the Jedi couldn't really reform without a disaster forcing them to.

[@tiniusaustin1466]

Did Yoda get the Jedi Code wrong? Yeah, he got it wrong. 'Do or do not' is great advice-if you’re a 900-year-old swamp hermit with no friends. Meanwhile, Anakin’s like, Maybe if I could try not to kill everyone, I wouldn’t be the galaxy’s biggest disaster.'

[@clickbait0190]

What he meant wasn't that things are easy, but that when you "try," you take comfort in the idea that failure is okay, which prevents you from giving your best effort. His problem wasn't his age, but his lack of communication skills. He had centuries to distill his philosophies into concise wisdom, but a much younger student can't possibly grasp these cryptic statements fully. And even though this frustrates me, it does so in a good way: it makes him feel more believable as a person - he may be enlightened, but still not unfailable.

[@otysafiry]

There's a quote in a recent video by Skywalker Stories that really explains where the attachment thing was misinterpreted. "Attachment was not the enemy, fear was. The Jedi sought to shield themselves from pain, but in doing so they became blind to it's purpose." It's honestly worth a watch, it's a conversation between Luke and Qui-Gon and what caused Anakin to fall.

[@mr.boomguy]

Aaaah, the conversatio videos. Now I need to watch it

[@Hiipower23]

Skywalker stories rocks

[@DavidGarcia-kw4sf]

One cannot make steel without fire. Suffering in life is unavoidable. Everyone must endure it.

[@SomeTheorist9090]

What caused Anakin to fall was falling for the wrong person. If he had been with Barris like the novels said he should have been... neither of them would have fallen to the Dark Side. His mother would have been healed, and the Jedi wouldn't have been so involved in the war in the way they were.

[@SpammytheHedgehog]

And this is why Luke Skywalker created a better Jedi Order.

[@AndrewCarlson-n3q]

The previous one basically made darth vader

[@tadhggoreyoneill13666]

​@@AndrewCarlson-n3qThe architects of their own destruction

[@AndrewCarlson-n3q]

@tadhggoreyoneill13666 the council is frowned upon this Me: what council?

[@davidhannum9017]

At least in the old EU. Canon Luke failed as miserably as Yoda's Jedi

[@AndrewCarlson-n3q]

@davidhannum9017 lol eu

[@tyrellcarter3220]

I really enjoy learning how Luke changed the order for the better

[@travishayslip9409]

The wise learn from everyone

[@HellfireClub242]

In the Expanded Universe, Luke rewrote the jedi code. He knew that the Old Republic jedi ways were flawed. He did this prior to the Yuuzhan Vong Invasion. In his code, jedi can love, marry, and yes, show some anger. The restrictions of the Old Republic jedi harmed the jedi. Luke's New Jedi Order was a natural step.

[@starkillerab1582]

Did he actually like write a new one from scratch? If so where can I find it?

[@HellfireClub242]

@starkillerab1582 He didn't write the whole code from scratch. He amended it. Basically after the Thrawn Saga, it was stated at Ossus... Jedi are the guardians of peace in the galaxy. Jedi use their powers to defend and to protect. Jedi respect all life, in any form. Jedi serve others rather than ruling over them, for the good of the galaxy. Jedi seek to improve themselves through knowledge and training Jedi can enable emotional attachments. Including partnerships. Jedi can have emotions that stems from joy to anger. As long as the being and force can control it No force sensitive being is obligated to become a jedi. It is their own free will ......because of what happened to his father and the old jedi. Luke wanted elements of all emotions within the Order. Order 66 was due to the jedi being easily led. Luke's Jedi Order was certainly more assertive.

[@orioneverett128]

Really wish they'd have kept that aspect of him in the sequel trilogy. I would have LOVED to see even a little of his new philosophy, not the pity-party that we got...

[@Conner-jm4to]

You mean new republic right? Old republic were the strongest jedi of olden days, is how I remembered.

[@Cross_Corp64]

Luke’s code from the EU >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> what we got from Disney

[@Cross_Corp64]

This is far more better and satisfying than what we got from Disney. Luke having to rewrite the Jedi code from what he learned throughout the OG Trilogy really makes the movies so ancient for it’s storytelling

[@camerongunn7906]

Read the extended Universe material. Soon, you will understand why Legends is the only Canon.

[@Cross_Corp64]

@ Okay👍

[@clickbait0190]

*Thesis:* The Jedi Code was never meant to describe worldly behavior, but rather the state you achieve when attaining oneness with the Force, and thus the nature and "truth" of the Force itself. In a worldly sense, the code serves solely as a guide to mentally prepare you to achieve spiritual oneness with the Force. This way, you can *ask the Force for worldy advice* , and attain the necessary answers to social and institutional problems *in any era* , since the Force is timeless and (almost) omniscient. However, over time, the Jedi lost sight of the spiritual aspect, thereby misunderstanding their own code and focusing on worldly doctrines instead.

[@jacksonyon5276]

Yodas order had the right ideas, but lacked certain things and didn’t focus on things that mattered. Luke basically perfected the Jedi by solving the few flaws the old order had

[@hgtrftfr]

To pretty much shorten you comment Yoda's order had the right idea, but went the wrong way about it

[@oddjam]

Yo. Low key, this one of your best vids.

[@saltyvillager4258]

If Anakin had been born during an order like Luke’s Jedi Order, he would have reached his full potential and most probably never fall to the Dark Side.

[@nexusofice9135]

Over the last week this is the 4th time I have heard KZbinrs say "EU" instead of "Legends"... I think Disney's death grip on the narrative if finally slipping.

[@The.Dude.Abides75]

I’ll always take Legends over European Union….. I mean Expanded Universe. 😅

[@Darkjedi030]

Great video and analysis. Luke did a great job making sure that the New Jedi Order was more flexible and responsive than the Old Republic Jedi. But more needs to be said that Luke, to his credit, became a true master of the Force through his experiences and interactions with his students. In ‘I Jedi’ Luke still had a lot of the same inflexibilities with understanding the Force as Yoda. Through teaching Corran Horn and other Jedi, Luke learned that there is not a one size fits all way to be a Jedi.

[@thewanderingronin5433]

Just a few tweaks and the jedi could've been so much better off, yet they themselves were shackled by their own rigid dogma. Luke truly is who Anakin should've become

[@ElTwOJaY]

Emotions are not good or bad, they are natural. What you do or don’t do with them is what matters. Like everything else in life it’s a balance.

[@domanikmoyer]

Yoda inherited the role as Grand Master of an already established order… I don’t think Yoda got it wrong, he just couldn’t do anything to alter the Order bc he’d be going against their long standing tradition…. that has worked up until order 66

[@kuunt6065]

if you know anything about jedi history, it really, really hadn't. it was just coincidental that around the time Yoda got in charge, the sith had nearly destroyed themselves through civil war and had to go into hiding. the jedi were actually losing to the sith at the time, and so the sith turned on each other. consistently the Jedi's greatest threats came from themselves being too close minded or inflexible and driving troubled members away without any attempt to compromise or help them- exar kun, revan, vitiate, Vader, so many others. there was no real reason to assume that the jedi finally got it right other than complacency due to the sith being missing. if Yoda was half asleep knowledgeable and wise as he acts, he'd know damn well that strict, extreme adherence to the code, especially a very close minded interpretation of the code, would not work out well long term.

[@doomslayer7719]

True detachment as Luke found is great and all, however, learning and teaching how to actually deal with fear and its related emotions, including the need to ride out and experience love in a healthy and skilled manner as a Jedi is even more important.

[@kingshadow8782]

Happy Sunday everyone!

[@anthonycobbett2899]

Lukes jedi code: ✅️ Clone wars jedi code: ❌️ Edit: The clone wars jedi should have known better. Not trusting anakin and treating him like shit all of his time in the jedi order doomed their fated and palpatine was one of the few people who trusted him. Luke saw the flaws in the jedi of the Clone Wars and sought to fix the mistakes they had made, and he did.

[@Bitterman5868]

All of the old new republic Jedi Code problems can be traced back to Yoda's Jedi master: a catwoman who wasn't even a master when the Valley of the Jedi Thought Bomb incident happened that wiped out all of the wise jedi masters and left her and the padawans alive. She wasn't even a Knight entirely yet in EU, so all of the Jedi's Problems in the New Republic can be traced back to her.

[@anthonycobbett2899]

​@@Bitterman5868 exactly

[@icefyer2]

@@Bitterman5868 Jedi thought bomb?

[@Gor85]

This is perfect. Yoda was very wrong. Love and attachment are possible. They don't lead to dark side. They help and strengthens people. Bulids character. May the Force be with you too😊

[@anthonycobbett2899]

Imagine how sad yoda must have been knowing he had failed the jedi and the republic because of his own teaching and viewpoint.

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

Not spending years of his youth being indoctrinated in the Old Republic's Jedi's code of conduct, Luke combined Yoda's teachings and his real life experience to understand that it is not how you fight that counts but what you are fighting for. And that requires and emotional attachment.

[@LaraA55]

I really love this. Being into spirituality and understanding aspects of it such as astral projection, spiritual realms, consciousness/the soul, this all completely make sense. As I see it detachment from relationships leads one into the dark side as this actually leads to a disconnect from the force.

[@thingX1x]

Must let people go when they die, except when they become force gohsts, then it's highly encouraged to reconnect and learn from them :D.

[@stepabuv842]

Loved your explanation on detachment. Clone wars Yoda missed it completely. There's is no passion there is serenity. It's all about balance. The difference between the two are on a spectrum - choose one over the other without denying either. I'm left-handed. That doesn't mean deny my right hand. Yoda taught denial of one for the other. In reality, passion is needed, but serenity is the guiding influence. Apply that to the entire Jedi code and we get Lucas' force.

[@Learningthetruth-ci5mw]

Great meditation my friend.

[@NathanBallah]

Exactly love without attachment was the key

[@jyveturkey1894]

It was very important to luke that the his jedi be completely detached from the new republic, then galactic alliance. He saw that as a fault of the old republic. They were too entwined with the the 'republic' that they're fates were joined.

[@mitchhaelann9215]

That's the *modern* code. But not the original. The original was a set of paradoxical koans. Emotion, yet peace. Ignorance, yet knowledge Passion, yet serenity. Chaos, yet harmony. Death, yet the Force. It's about balance not denial. But the Jedi became a political force and prioritized growth for a while. But they got too big, and more members of the order struggled to find balance. And with so many falling so close together, they EDITED THE CODE. They made it a tool of control, not enlightenment.

[@johnmccall4528]

The thing that gets me about the Jedi in Star Wars (originals and prequels) is that usually one of the first things they say to new students is "Don't think, feel." And yet 9 times out of 10 it is their feelings that cause their downfall when if they relied on reasonable thinking they would have never fallen to begin with.

[@LarryDiamond-te3yt]

First video I’ve ever watched of yours. Really enjoying 4:36 Some of the most universal and deepest thoughts on who we are and why we are here. What does it mean to live a good life are in Star Wars. Ironically these were the exact problems I had with Yoda. I’m in agreement with Luke here. Love is the greatest power in the universe. Compassion, wisdom, living in oneness. Sophia in Gnostic. Or the right hemisphere. I resonate with this statement. Each of us should write our own gospel. Live our own myth.

[@Kuzunoha-]

The Jedi Code reminds of Vinaya in Buddhism and the variances between the schools. Yoda’s Jedi Code is to Theravada as Luke’s Jedi Code is to Mahayana.

[@anthonycobbett2899]

Luke ran his jedi order, so well it made the Clone Wars jedi order look like it was run by a bunch of drooling morons.

[@skip0]

It was run by morons, lol.

[@davidforehand2761]

It’s like you explain it how my mind thinks it. I absolutely love your insight and the depth you put into your videos and your appreciation for the EU. I’ve read so many of the old books and you just bring me back the feelings I’ve had reading them. THANK YOU!

[@zedbruh7212]

"to have but not hold" If you love something, let it be

[@jaieregilmore971]

I’m with Luke idea of the Jedi code while Yoda Jedi code had work in his time but in the prequels the signs was showing that needed to adapt the times.

[@kuunt6065]

I guess it works if you only indoctrinate small children and don't have to work with normal people without stunted emotional development.

[@Paerigos]

Well "There is no death there is only Force... And it has a plan" (And Darth Marr hated and loathed that!)

[@astrallis7873]

I believe the way of the old Jedi about living without possessing is kind of what Revan is like being a man of both the dark and the light in true balance

[@TheAntiBigwsly]

Thanos would have to snap 20 times to get rid of you.

[@kevin-2.1]

Excellent video

[@egyptnylia]

This is the reason Grandmaster Luke is the ultimate Grey Jedi. The sith allow all kinds of attachments, in a variety of ways. It's just that pure love can give you great perspective on the pure Force

[@chadbrad8100]

True Jedi not gray Jedi buddy the sequel trilogy version is more like that

[@diGritz1]

I seriously thought the title "The Last Jedi" was referring to Luke ending the Jedi as the were. Maybe something along the lines of Grey Jedi or a mix between "The Ones" and "Je'daii". Not the actual Jedi as a whole. I didn't think it would exactly that but something like it. After which I couldn't even bring myself to see the third film. Up to this point in my life the most disappointed in a movie was Godzilla 1985, there were only 2 of us in the theater. I now realize it could have been a whole lot worse.

[@venkelos6996]

It's odd, then, that said Kenobi, fighting Grievous, couldn't maintain that pattern when he fought Anakin? It's obvious that Vader couldn't do this; he was way to certain of his own importance in how HIS power worked, so maybe the fight should have been more in his favor...or I guess maybe this was how he stood up to Anakin's superior strength, speed, and offense.

[@gutz166]

"I have no attachment....I have no passion..... I have no emotions....I am the Force personified....I am nothing....I am void...and everything returns to the Void...and emptiness." -- Darth Nihillus ... probably 😂

[@mung01re]

It’s cool, just handle attachment like Ki-Adi did! That went fiiiiiiine.

[@marshalllatta2073]

I will love to join Luke Skywalker new Jedi order

[@danielletchford9281]

I want to see this version of Luke and with his wisdom to time traveling back to the clone wars.

[@stratometal]

There is passionate love and there is compassionate love. Compassion is what motivates us to help others, it gives us empathy, it is the path to harmony, it brings us inner peace and creates a bond amongst people. I believe that compassion is the key to achieving a state of true humanity. Benightment if you will.

[@aalhard]

2:40 it draws parallels to the two interpretations of The Mantle of Responsibility in Halo

[@artiemedley9369]

Since Yoda outlived everyone else on the Council, maybe he changed the Jedi code to be more strict because of the hubris of Jedi of the past. Luke would never know whether Yoda did such a thing or not.

[@AussieRider20]

He didn't change it so much as refused to let it change and adapt. Yoda was determined to make sure the Jedi he trained were like the ones who trained him, never considering that in the hundreds of years he was the leader that the republic and galaxy at large had changed and needed a new type of Jedi.

[@timalsept2854]

The original Jedi Order failed, it became…inhuman with unrealistic expectations and failures at the very top. Luke changed everything for the better.

[@megatronsith5054]

Great discussion and very insightful knowledge of the Jedi code, I have a little more respect for the jedi code now, I was never to fond of it but I like Luke's understanding of thecode.

[@joshcollins1177]

This was an awsome video dude 👍👍

[@TheStupendousWave]

Thank you! I appreciate the time you spent to say that!

[@Purpleninjawv]

Luke proves Kreia right once again to have an ideal, is to willing to betray it

[@merwindor]

0:15 in the movie, it looked like Yoda just bumped the guards against the wall...i think he crushed their hearts at the same time, i doubt they're unconscious lol

[@TheInvisibleManInBlack]

We were robbed of a great Luke story in this new trilogy.

[@LadyAndreaRose1701]

Good soldiers watch early

[@SilasSmith-u2z]

Let’s go another Luke video man love em

[@danielbickford3458]

Honestly I've always preferred the a yet B version of the Jedi code, it gives a lot more flexibility for interpretation and understanding

[@LookAtDat4ss]

yoo that was cool asf man. nice work SW

[@titangamerhd9215]

Luke skywaler is the man, what a legend.

[@LarsIsReal]

from a certain point of view

[@kingshadow8782]

Hello there!

[@lorddarkrai7712]

Luke wasn’t just a visionary or the son of the chosen one he was the perfect and best grand master of the Jedi order’s history

[@Guntrap-s1q]

Truly impressive!

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

Star wars borrowed philosophies from Taoism and Buddhism something that dave filoni doesn't understand know about it or realize oneness is also use in Buddhism as zen or nothingness in Taoism luke anakin Skywalker anakin solo jacen solo were able to archive that state

[@derekhogan9685]

Yoda cast aside emotion, to emote is to live, the Force is life itself. It is only natural the old jedi would fail as they were taught to discard what made them alive.

[@ColdShoulder131]

This is why luke is my favorite

[@emancoy]

The EU is poetic and made sense, worthy to be canonical. The opposite of the Disney canon

[@morgangraves7070]

So to summarize: We took the lessons from Avatar -The Last Airbender when Ang was training how to control the Avatar state. Is that a fair assesment? I'm in agreement as to what was said, but everything he said reminded me of this.

[@zephodb]

...if you follow some of the weirder books, the no family no attachment... is because of an era of Jedi Dynasties... and let's just say it caused all sorts of issues. :)

[@MrKrozam]

A 1 minute 30 seconds unskippable ad... *Sigh* Well, the video itself is good, as usual. I always thought that this particular part of the jedi code was insane, now I know it was just misunderstood.

[@thomasparque7834]

I think Luke was right to teach his Jedi like the way he did for Yoda took the code too far, Revan proved that positive emotion can make a Jedi stronger in the light side but they need to temper it with some retain and mindfulness so they won’t be blinded by them

[@prospero6337]

✨Sensational….better than Sarvapriyananda ✅

[@deadmetal8692]

Lukes my boy!

[@kashiro2492]

Ep 3 was Obi-Wans moment

[@anthonyml7]

It seems like Luke just took Yoda's teachings / code to the next logical conclusion, kind of like Plato did with Socrates

[@YayoHernandez-b1j]

the stupendous wave Did you know my birthday is today? I turned 25 and I was thinking. From a Star Wars fan to a Star Wars KZbinr you could give me a gift a present? Make a video of Anakin Skywalker the God of the force. You made ones about him, but this one is really special. a favor besides we want you to tell us what you think is going to happen when? We see him again in the next season of Ahsoka. Please bro. That would be so great.

[@ChrisGrogu]

Let’s gooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!❤ Happy Sunday 👍

[@privatename5788]

Where are we going?

[@bombsczech4338]

Wow this really explained the force for me thanks my friend i learned to really let go of atachment to my loved ones and love as a human right way forgive myself mistakes and let go of his hate anger fear that he gaved me its not my i confronted my shadow i realy think that Lucas hiden in ultimate way to live just fuse sith and jedi ideologies and will be unstopable. This morning on way to school my hood was on my face so i didnt see and diidnt heard fuly noises outside so i started meditating i was fully focused so when we arived i didnt noticed driver telled so we are here. Starwars saved my life

[@AlbertoRodriguez-ju6hc]

"there is no emotion there is peace" define peace "people living contently with all of their needs being met meaning they want they have emotion meaning "there is no passion there is serenity" is half right. One can not exist and find serenity without emotion there can be no serenity because a serein state of mind comes after mastering emotion fear pain and anger are defense machinosms meant to teach us and they're part of our instincts, no wonder the Jedi were blinded by the dark side it was because they didn't recognize it.

[@daffydlandegge3843]

If we're to go by the metachlorians explanation, more powerful Jedi would naturally cone from 2 Jedi procreating together 🤷‍♂️

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nice video

[@marcusstitt6641]

The New Jedi order is the Strongest! Came closest to the unified force.

[@cherrytonshawty9120]

I still agree with Yoda though, in some ways. He was right about the Dark Side, and his advice was sound, based on his literal near eon of life. He knew things a lot of others didn't.

[@shauntempley9757]

Yoda was wrong in how he failed to realise that attachment and emotions are natural and good. He focussed only on how those become out of control and overwhelming for them in relation to the danger the Dark Side posed, and failed to see that it was how life is lived. By not recognising that, Yoda failed to realise in turn that there were solutions to manage those problems, so that no one would fall to the Dark Side permanently. He made a situation that should have been temporary, and a short term issue, into a major permanent one, and turned a balanced existence into an unbalanced one.

[@desertbluffs7113]

I believe, It’s Grandmaster Skywalker , just saying

[@westongarner-qo2ez]

Like!👍 Awesome video!🤘 Keep up the awesome work!🤘😎🤘

[@LarryDiamond-te3yt]

This is VERY Bruce Lee. Very. This makes me happy.

[@majesticmsfc]

Luke in the EU was truly the best.

[@kingshadow8782]

A

[@samuelballard3467]

And luke skhwalker, Always... Learned from his mistakes.

[@Voiceinthewoods]

almost sounds like ultra instinct.

[@SHARKVADERS]

NNNNNNOOOOOOO

[@ChrisGrogu]

Yeeeeeeeesssssssssssss😂

[@scottjuhnke6825]

Luke wasn't shackled with the imbalance of Jedi, and Sith. While both could, as you Obi Wan example shows overcome, to a degree, the dogma of Light versis Dark, they could never completely shed it. Luke was not bound by dogma. His training was hardly traditional, and was not influenced by the existence of many Jedi Masters presenting dogma at every turn. Luke was the Balance Anakin was meant to bring. In the Force, there was no Light, and Dark, there was only you, and your willingness to open yourself to it.

[@christophervandyke1342]

Always hated the shut off emotions thing a big denial of sentient life

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

Why are you going to do how powerful is anakin solo?