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Re: Obi Wan Kenobi Training Question
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Mon, 17 Apr 2000 15:42:48 GMT
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You are right on this there are two distinct views of "theory/training" on the
force. SW: TPM Eposide 1 book goes into them in much greater detail than the
movie. But the basics are the following (if I remember corrclty)
Yoda and the majoritry of the jedi believe:
That students should concenrate on the force as a tool to help all individuals.
They should look at what their actions might do to the future and pick the best
action that will have the best future
Qui-Qon (and perhpas few other jedi)
see the force as a "living guide". Help all life evolve, because life breaths
the force so thus you are helping the force. besides one never knows when a
type of life you help will help you back. (ex. Qui-Qun helped Gungan and later
Gungan helps Qui-qan with big army deversion at Naboo battle)
Read the book. You get a lot of more character development and a lot of little
insights that the movie just can not give you.
In lugnet.starwars, Eric Joslin writes:
> In lugnet.starwars, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
>
> > Obi Wan constantly referred to
> > Yoda training him in the classic series, especially the Empire Strikes Back.
> > However, Episode 1 revealed that Qui Jonn Jinn actually trained him. Is
> > there any reference to this in the books or anything, or is this just a
> > glaring contradiction? Any information would be beneficial.
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> One of the first bits of dialogue in Episode I is about the difference between
> Qui-Gon and Yoda's training (well, their views on the Force). I can't remember
> all of the lines exactly, but Qui-Gon says something about focusing on the
> present, and Obi-Wan says, "But Master Yoda always said to be mindful of the
> future." Qui-Gon says something about not doing so at the expense of the
> present, and to tune into the "living Force" (which I assume means as opposed
> to trying to use it to view the future).
>
> Anyway, it pretty clearly shows that Obi-Wan was trained by Yoda before
> Qui-Gon.
>
> eric
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| (...) little (...) Yes, I know. It is frustrating to have to pick up so many points from books though. Oh well I guess I will have to go out and buy some. Thanks for your help! Scott (24 years ago, 17-Apr-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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| (...) One of the first bits of dialogue in Episode I is about the difference between Qui-Gon and Yoda's training (well, their views on the Force). I can't remember all of the lines exactly, but Qui-Gon says something about focusing on the present, (...) (24 years ago, 17-Apr-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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