Jedi Temple Dorne waited on the steps outside the temple, lost in the inner workings of her helmet. Something sparked, and she swore. It was weird sound in such a posh accent, and Fynta wasn’t even sure what language it had been in. The medic looked up at their approach and heaved a sigh of relief. “I was trying to get my communications link back up, but it isn’t working.” She scowled at the blank HUD again. “I’ll have to let Yuun look at it.” Vik bent down and frowned into Elara’s helmet as well, dropping a meaty hand on her military regulation bun. “Least it wasn’t your head,” he remarked before straightening and walking down the stairs. “That means he’s sorry,” Fynta called loud enough for the Weequay to hear. He made a rude gesture …show more content…
That meant it had its own cantina. It almost didn’t matter who they were meeting, because it meant Jorgan got to wander through the belly of the beast. Fynta humored him, he knew, purposefully getting lost twice to give him a better tour. When they did make it to the pub, Theron sat in the back, facing the door, and bent close to a holo. Jorgan caught a clip of the news behind the bar as they passed. A serious looking human woman read from a datapad while red letters in all caps scanned across the bottom of the screen announcing that she had urgent news. “Continuing our coverage of the most recent breakout of the rakghoul plague, I’m joined now by Addalar Hyland, founder of the philanthropic organization THORN. . . .” The rest faded out of ear short. Jorgan frowned at the screen. A rakghoul outbreak. That sounded too familiar for comfort, and he made a mental note to check into it when they reached the ship. A small part of him wondered if he’d made a grave mistake by letting Fynta destroy Dorant’s supply of serum instead of insisting that she turn it over to Research Division. If maybe the Republic could have found a …show more content…
“Alright, you know about me, you know about Fynta. I’m curious, how does a Cathar feel about working under a Mandalorian?” Jorgan tried not to overthink the word choice. “Major Wolfe is as fine a commander as I’ve ever seen. Cathar was destroyed before either of us were born. No reason I should hold her responsible.” It had been a line he’d rehearsed time and time again in his head. He knew, eventually, someone would ask about their peculiar relationship. Theran snorted, leaning back to cross his arms. “You know your commander and I have history, back to her days with Epoch.” It wasn’t a question, Shan was looking for a reaction. Jorgan squeezed his fists and relaxed them a few times in his lap, focusing on keeping his heart rate down instead of laying the guy out flat. “She’s told me,” Jorgan answered, barely able to keep the growl from his voice. Fynta watched him warily, her arms and legs crossed to hide her own
"Only that it had to do with the Empress." Trenor watched her face for the expression he was expecting.
"Ohhh man." She whined to herself as she looked up at the bulkhead and ran her hands through her golden locks. Pulling her own hair in frustration she thought about what sort of punishment she was about to receive for violating a direct order.
“You don’t see the problem?” she screamed outraged. “You are so drunk you probably don’t even know your own name. I can’t deal with this anymore, Jack. I don’t want to have to worry about our daughter while I’m gone because I can’t trust you to watch her. I’m sorry but I’m done.” The wife was shocked with herself but knew that it was the right thing to do. This needed to be done because Jack would never change.
Logan rubbed the back of his neck in thought. “I was hoping I could speak with Delta. Privately.”
“So quick to assume,” he breathed out, voice rumbling slightly as he stepped closer. “Though, in her defense, she always was a rather private person.”
My lips curved into a lopsided grin and my hand scratched the back of my neck as I replied. “Sorry Chief. Little tired this morning. You were saying?” while staring down at the common room floor.
The Cathar swore silently, he'd never managed to rendezvous with her before she left port, something she was clearly angry about it. Surely she didn't expect an answer right before an op. Granted, Jorgan hadn't told her he'd be out of contact, but she shouldn't be surprised. His missions were top secret. Closing the message, he hooked the datapad back on his belt. They could talk later.
Seen from orbit, Imperial Center is a blaze of light and sparkling colors, reminding some spacers of corusca stones, after which this planet was named long ago. Coruscant was known to have the tallest buildings in the Galaxy. Coruscanti skyscrapers dwarfed all the original natural features, including mountains, as well as floors of oceans which once covered a large portion of Coruscant's surface. Areas of Galactic City were broken up into 5,127 levels which were then divided into megablocks, blocks, and subblocks. Coruscant itself was divided into quadrants, which were divided into zones.
Both of Kyoya’s hands were mildly fixed on her abdomen. His eyes were slightly wide in awe in the recent revelation, as if not fully comprehending the situation. “Is that why you’re wearing loose clothing lately?”
At first glance, Jediism might appear to be a product of Star Wars fanaticism, merely rooted in the dreams of overzealous LARP-ers. However, in spite of its pop-culture origins, Jediism is a philosophy and way of life for thousands—if not hundreds of thousands—across the globe. In fact, many true Jedi (here referring to those who follow the philosophical “path” of Jediism) have cited that they have no interest in Star Wars, but simply find the philosophical concepts of Jediism to meet their spiritual needs, where similar philosophies such as Buddhism fail. Many followers of Jediism refrain from calling the Path a religion, but instead refer to it as a philosophy, or even a way of life—they believe in the Force but they do not worship the Force.
The personal and communal nature of spirituality is nowhere so clear as it is with the Jedi Community. I assert that the promotion of the Jedi Path (as an authentic spiritual orientation) is best maintained by the Perennial Philosophy. In the performance of ritual at the Temple such as birthdays, invocations, tokens of offering, etc., etc. are all designed to promote a “higher” spirituality, authentic in form and grounded in science/philosophy. In addition, I explore how (daily) rituals at (both at the Temple and at home) imply/strengthen/reinforce the particular moral agenda of the Jedi/ Code and their Code. In the observation of such an ethical framework, served as the basis for moral purification and the basis and rationale an individual’s (Jedi) training as well as for the general placement of the (Jedi Path) spirituality within society. As a moral beacon, the Temple functions as a transforming influence beneficial to society as a whole, providing foundation of the Jedi Path. In short, the communal and social understanding of ritual functions and observances at the Temple is a major aspect of (perennial philosophy and ) the rationale for its existence.
“There is a disturbance that requires your expertise, Uhlan. You will proceed to Medical for deployment.” The man explained in a volume that aggravated Oberyn’s already intense migraine.
The Star Wars Franchise remains as one of the most influential science-fiction franchises up to the modern day. However, as with many works of fiction, some of the concepts presented in the movies are scientifically inaccurate. One of the most iconic symbols of Star Wars is the close-combat weapon of choice for both the Jedi and the Sith, the Lightsaber. The possibility of a real-life Lightsaber has been experimented on and quite a number of flaws have been brought up by those who have experimented on its creation.
“You LIE!”, she scoffed, and thankfully, Mechanicus understood what she meant. He looked very shocked and troubled.
Religion has been a controversial topic for thousands of years. More lives have been lost in the name of “God”, in Wars, crusades, territory disputes, religious clashes, and the list goes on, even to this day. Religion is worshipping and believing in a higher power. Also, religion is a very intimate relationship with this higher power, which may be called, “God”, “The Force”, “Allah”, and “Buddha”. The symbols used in different religions vary on their beliefs such as putting meaning to a cross or worshiping the sun. Over time religion has evolved to form new beliefs, rituals, and religions. For example, the Pharaoh Akhenaton of Egypt tried to change the traditional Ancient Egyptian Religion by reducing the worship of many deities to just one, the sun of god Aten, but despite his efforts that new religion this would be rejected upon his death. Centuries later, Henry VIII of England, created his own religion, Anglican, so he could legally get a divorce, becoming the head of the church which is still being worshipped to this day. Anglican was created without divine intervention in order to satisfy personal agendas. There are golden rules in Religion that must be followed, such as Christianity’s, “do unto others as you would have them do unto you”(). Who can dictate if your beliefs are considered a religion? Taking a closer look at Jediism as a religion, which takes old ideas and makes them ‘fresh’ again, it will be shown how some