The need of simple passions is a delusion. We are far more than them, perhaps, but in some ways we are little different. What keeps the most rudimentary creature alive? Fear to run, anger to fight.
Love leads toĪnger and hatred more often than not, but it also leads to mercy, which is far worse. What about love? Love is more dangerous than all of those things. What fuels your power with the Force but your passion? The stronger, darker emotions: anger, hatred, fear. Without conflict, you have only stagnation. It forces change, growth, adaptation, evolution, or death. That improves the lot of civilization and the single being both.Ĭonflict forces one to better oneself. It is our passion, our hate, and our desire that fuels the Force. Mastered, that a lack of conflict betters man.
The Jedi would have you believe that peace is a desirable goal, that peace of the spirit is the way the Force is Please post an opinion and tell me what you think. I changed it from game dialogue and made it look more like an educational document. I wrote down this dialogue many years ago.
You can repeat this dialogue as much as you need to to get it's full meaning. On Korriban when you (as Revan) are talking to Yuthura Ban, (the violet hued Twi'lek who was apprenticed to Sith Master Uthar Wynn, the Headmaster of the academy there) she tells you about the meaning of the Sith Code before you speak to her master. I took this information from the first "Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic" game for the X-Box.