Kalve Ryder

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"Jedi often teach that anger is an easy or lazy path to power, a crutch for the weak willed, a short-cut for the impatient, that anyone can be angry, and that it takes patience and skill to contain or placate ones emotions. And I will not argue; Anger is power and unlike control it is easily attained. But what a Jedi will not speak of is the intellect, skill and mastery required to feel anger towards the right person, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose and in the right way to be able to manifest desired results. It is easier for the Jedi to cut themselves off from power, to be weaker and relinquish control of their own destinies than it is to be truly in control of themselves and their own potential. The Jedi philosophy, driven by fear to suppress emotions is a paradox. Where-as the Sith philosophy to be driven by emotion to attain power is an honest universal truth acknowledge by all including the Force itself." ―Kalve Ryder