Definition of a Jedi

A Jedi is not defined by someone else telling him what he is. A Jedi, either in training, accomplished or a master will always truly know where they are within there training. No one can tell you where you are, or where you aren't. I have seen far too many so-called "Jedi's" and "Jedi masters" who haven't controlled many of there emotions of anger, of arrogance and other things. Just because someone has read and has knowledge of a Jedi does not make them a Jedi. It is a process of learning, of knowing and experience. Its not just some nice philosophy about being selfless and nice to one another. The force does exist.

How then do you know if someone really knows the force? Well the force exists, but not everyone can feel it, or sense it. Things in our reality exists as such: There is a base reality beneath everything the physical/spiritual/ethereal structure of what is around you. You look around you see a wall, that wall is there. You can tap on it, you can feel it. Other things such as that funny looking symbol on over there.. whats that? Oh right a clock.. how come you know what it says? Because you have learned to tell it so that those sequence of squiggles represent what time it is. You know that because you have been taught that. There are many other layers of intelligence perception, of what you know, of what you have picked up from society and what is around you. The force is not apart of that, the force is apart of your base reality. It is there, just as your wall is or the earth beneath you. The reason why so many people know the force and say very similar things about it is because they feel it, it works in the way that it does to everyone else. (Yes some people have a greater ability in certain areas, and weaker in others but basically it works the same that is our own talents within the force as in art some people are good in one area such as drawing and others are better in painting.)

The force is there, it is something that you have to experience.

Aurora