Hello, I tapped into the force. I’m trying to find more information. Do you know anything ?

@@837haja I don’t think you did I’m afraid - much as we might wish otherwise, it doesn’t actually exist.

Don't leave out Jesus Christ. He was the only "one" who was exceptionally perfect, and he died for us.

How do you know?

@@mattr.1887 By faith founded on reason. Reason gets me to God. Testimonial evidence, scriptures, and personal experiences, get me to Jesus.

George Lucas is buddhist, so more inclined towards buddhism

I mean buddhism is a dharmic religion , majority of whose philosophy , scripture and motifs stem from vedic tradition.

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​@@kapil4417037 Buddhism is Hinduism's ripped off.

FRAUDGURU Fan ?

Yo

You're right, the more impeccable one is, the more the Holy Spirit of the Trinity flows through you. The more sin that burdens you, the less the spirit flows.

I get you, dude. You are the first person to ever see it. You're implying Charlie and George are both gay, right? 😀 We now know Charlie Rose is kinky 12 ways from Sunday, so good call on your part. But I never realized George Lucas is also gay until your comment above. That explains why real men don't like George's 3 Star Wars prequels. You put your finger on it. Thank you Dr. Chicken.

@@ShazzPotz You are rotten inside

@Homo What makes you think that about my insides?

@@ShazzPotz it's a covid joke, ya dingus

@@ShazzPotz Or maybe one of them is so very gay that it makes the other marginally only somewhat gay looking guy look even gayer, also the lord of flame chose the seating too, lucas prob sat there politely like ooookaay then.

The republics of both Rome and Weimar Germany collapsed and became empires. The evil Empire in Star Wars draws from both of these.

Not if you ask most people who think it’s influenced by samurai and Japan jet at that time Japan has not technology like we had and was influenced by the west

@@natedill9180 multiple cultures play 'parts' but the central theme is as the op described. Today we have alot of revisionists with spliced footage trying the distort it in a way to make it appeal to their own selfish modern interests.

Not Roman Empire it was hindu mythology man, a kid could recognise that. All the star wars series a cycle of live, the character destroyer inspired by Shiva almost all the things were inspired by hindu god wars Mahabharata, ramayan

into an empire from a republic

Shiva is The Force.

Can you guys shut down, he never said that and you guys are talking like nothing is possible without your vedas and myth stories. Why do he influenced by ramayana can't he make his own story

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That sounds a bit, tin-foil-y.

Seems that way.

Sounds more like he's a perennialist.

What if he is Agnostic?

He actually a Methodist/Buddhist.

An agnostic more believes that there isn't enough to say they believe one way or another, George says he believes that something is there, but he doesn't know what.

I have a very prominent M on my hands what does it mean bro

@@sbstylo508 It sounds like you have yet to do that yourself. Read the Bible, your statement is so wrong it's laughable.

Not interested, thanks

I dont think Jesus would say that or want others to do so for him.

@@mrDeathtrooper John 14:6 " *Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.* " Matthew 28:18-20 " *And Jesus came and spake unto them, saying, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth.* *Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:* *Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen.* " Sounds like he is saying so to me. The problem with people trying to go around and say things like _Jesus never wanted to be called God_ or _Jesus never wanted an organized religion_ is that Jesus' very own words prove these assertions wrong. And these are just the ones off the top of my head.

@@archibaldc.1833 and how do you know those are his words? He didnt write it.

in a sense they all come the same source: Carl Jung. Lucas based Star Wars off of ideas in Joseph Campbell's A Hero With A Thousand Faces, who, in turn, was influenced by Jung who was one of the first to investigate the psychological implications of different mythologies. And Peterson is a Jungian.

@@individuationportal Yes 👍. Have you watched the new conversation between artist Meaningwave and Peterson? Just watched yesterday. Peterson's work is an antidote to meaninglessness, it's crusial in this time.

They're both freemasons reciting the beliefs and practices of their cult

We have a tendency to look for conspiracy to explain the unexplainable. Patterns can be drawn from anything, think about constellations, it doesn't mean they are real. We connect the dots to help us better understand things. Artists have been screaming the same message at us for centuries (i won't tell you what the core message is, that's for you to find out, and me telling you wouldn't help, it's something that is learned, not taught). Due to political dangers and persecution, artists had to get smart about how they conveyed their message(which will be interpreted differently by everyone, but at its core it is the same), because they knew that if they explicitly stated what they meant it would be misunderstood, and twisted by the wicked. This knowledge is powerful and incredibly dangerous, it literally started the most deadly civil war in history (the Taiping rebellion). It can break people. So they left a bread-crumb trail to inform the mind, giving us little glimpses of the truth, allowing us to gradually understand and internalize the message in a natural way. I think a lot of this started around the time of the inquisition. Just a crazy hypothesis and probably not true, but it's a thought that has occurred to me. Don't go looking down rabbit holes, you will fall in. Have a simple mind. George Lucas essentially set out with the goal of adapting eastern philosophy in a way that westerners can understand. These are universal truths, everyone will understand them in time. It's actually a really simple and obvious message, but it's complexity lies in its simplicity. I know that's confusing lol. I've spent my life studying all sorts of stuff, the more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know. "If I were to call it something, I'd call it 道" "This is the way" lol There are some things we are not meant to understand.

not so. "Social and political issues" existed long before SJWs. SJWs are just a particular way of approaching them.

@@individuationportal Geeks + Gamers, Nerdrotic, Eric D July, That Star Wars Girl, MechaRandom42, Doomcock, and The Quartering all say there is no politics or social issues in Star Wars.

Only a dumbass like you. Hardcore fans get it. But you? Not so much.

@@gaget5455 Cool it down, dude.

@@angelcena759 he didn’t, his explanation wasn’t even that bad

Maybe George explains poorly because he doesn't really believe what he is saying, and he is just making this crap up to sound like he is smart?

@@ShazzPotz maybe you are right. Have good point tho that people are afraid to come up with new ideas instead exploiting and pumpung old ones.

@@ShazzPotz That's possible, but articulation is a separate skill from knowledge acquisition, and it can be harder for some people to learn, even if they are able to grasp the latter better. He could be making stuff up on the fly, although I would say based on his experiences and insights, it doesn't seem that way -- he's just not the best at articulating his thoughts, something that is made evident by the poor dialogue but deep ideas in the prequel trilogy, hence why some people today say it's a good story hammered down by a poor execution. Just my opinion. I'm also a fairly poor articulator myself.

Listen to Jordan Peterson's Maps of meaning lecture - he can explane it better!

Gary Kurtz was a Quaker, not a Buddhist

You really thought you did something

I mean buddhism is a dharmic religion , majority of whose philosophy , scripture and motifs stem from vedic tradition.

@@sbstylo508 no not really .... sematic/abrahamic religions do