Agreed! I had a choice of that or regular purple and violet amethyst looked way cooler imo. Plus it goes with the hilt perfectly

@@DarthImagnus0790 awwww yeaaa you got good taste my guy

@@slowsloth3809 I appreciate the compliment brotha! The Force Unleashed was one of my favorite star wars games. I had to grab Starkillers hilt. He seems the type to use a violet amethyst blade too. You cant exactly undo 10+ years as Vaders apprentice and not walk away a little messed up

@@DarthImagnus0790 now i wish my momma was watching your vids, she was a HUGE star wars fan! i'm not like her tho but i still appreciate people who know their stuff! oh and she's not gone she's just busy :P prolly still is a huge star wars fan

@@slowsloth3809 maybe she'll like one of the trailers my friend put together for me? They should be at the top of the Eternal Brotherhood of the Balance playlist. Theres 3 of them with music. And thank you! I pride myself on star wars Legends lore and some lightsaber moves lol I'm glad you like the content

That damn fan is always trying to steal the spotlight 😂 yea I wasn't trying to over extend as much in this one. Glad you noticed that. At the end when I'm backing up to the starting position but still swinging my saber around, i would call that some form III defensive moves. Circular strokes that deviate the opponent's blade from yours

@@DarthImagnus0790 Fascinating. Yes, in budo, there are naturally different schools of thought for any given situation, but keeping movements tight and inside the frame of the body (from the opponent's standpoint) will always make those movements harder for the eye to detect. The harder it is for the eye to detect it, the longer it takes to respond. Very interesting, indeed! 👍👍

@@RyanR-ty2nw I love how you broke that down. That was perfect! My friend is teaching me more about 2 handed strokes. When he had me do a mid stance and sweep the blade away from up coming attacks, it instantly reminded me of Form III Soresu. I love how star wars Legends lore will pull actual techniques from samurai, monks, ninjas, fencing, etc. That's why I like to throw in some Taekwondo kicks here and there, or hilt strikes. I suppose that's why I favor Form VI Niman, because it utilizes the other forms. It's like a Jack of all trades, but you don't focus on one specific Form.

@@DarthImagnus0790 See, I find the way that folks have gone in and actually broken down the lightsaber styles into different forms fascinating. I can spot different styles of Kenjutsu, even ones that I don't practice myself... Katori Shinto Ryu, Yagyu Shinkage Ryu, and so on... and it sounds like you can do likewise with these saber forms.

@@RyanR-ty2nw well the styles that you mentioned, I have never been properly trained, so I wouldnt be able to call them out on the same level as you can. But I'm sure you can spot some of the styles within my videos

I mean, That damn stupid ceiling, he thought maybe, and he would be able to put himself under your blow whenever he wanted, it turned out not to be so.

@@TheTranscendentForce would you consider deja vu to be a form of foresight? I remember this one time years ago, my brother had walked down the stairs, and before he could say anything, I said, "mom wants me to take out the trash and clean up the dog poop". He just stood there for a second and was like, "uh yea...how did you know". It was because deja vu hit me right as he walked down the stairs. It was the noise of the stairs that triggered the deja vu. Anyways, I like to think it is. I also think that a lot of deja vu comes from dreams we have. That is why the memory feels familiar but lost at the same time.

@@TheTranscendentForce I'll post the video if I ever break the ceiling fan lol

@@DarthImagnus0790 well, such things could be explained by many ways, and yours is one of them. Like i said, i saw things and events which couldn't be told because surely i would be considered as crazy or very cheap liar. But because of it I am able to perceive other people's impossible stories and admit that it could really took place

@@TheTranscendentForce so basically because of your experience, you have an easier time accepting things of this nature? That's very open minded of you, and I commend you for being like that. I have some stories from things I have seen in Afghanistan and sleep paralysis demons, that if I talked about it on here, I would look crazy. I know what you mean. Normally I dont talk about it because of how outlandish it sounds, and from previous reactions I've experienced when I've told people in person. It's almost as if it is hard to grasp the concept, unless you yourself have been through a similar experience

My boy over here constantly calling out the correct forms 💪🏾 Did you notice at the end when I backed up and swung my saber in a more sweeping motion? That's what I've been practicing for defense for Soresu. Contrast it to the blocks I did earlier in the sequence which were more Makashi.

@@DarthImagnus0790 for the part of makashi you are right, even your final pose is dooku's makashi stance. Buuut, if you want to perform soresu, obi wan is the best example to look upon. Man, you are getting better and better.

@@franciscolozano1513 yea you're definitely right on that one. Kenobi is the most well known force user to use Soresu. I'll have to keep deep diving on his techniques, but I thank you for the compliment about getting better. How goes the training on your end? Oh I'm dropping the final Imagni Kesh lesson in a few hours, so itll be there if you want to check it out

@@DarthImagnus0790 I'll see it in a couple of hours, i need to meditate my friend!

@@franciscolozano1513 may the force be with you and the balance keep you my friend

Could you be more specific? Is it similar to the 8 directional attacks and defenses?

@@DarthImagnus0790 It's kinda hard for me to put it into words. It might be easier to see it being done either in the air or on a mannequin/dummy?

@@marcuskruger7567 is there a KZfaq video I can see it? If so, what's it called? You've peaked my interest lol

@@DarthImagnus0790 They're probably are videos on KZfaq. I've also been self taught in lightsaber combat ever since I was about btwn 9 to 13 years old (can't remember exactly how old I was at the time).

@@marcuskruger7567 do you want to give it a shot on explaining it? If anything, I'm a good listener

Hello there. Can I help you?