Philosopher. A believer in Strength, Power, Victory, Sith, culture, the occult and religion. | Selfimprovement | Nietzschean | Energy Independence | Ubermensch
'Peace is a lie, there is only passion.
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken.
The Force shall free me.' -The Sith Code
Passion is the drive or energy behind struggle for life. Why do we struggle so? To 'know thy self' and gain mental strength and direction.
Strength the compelling character, convictions or shared or individual purpose that propels us and compels others to support us or stand by our side.
Power is our discipline, to be used to mould the world to our will. It is inner nature and our choices and actions that are most compelling and thus influential. Power is getting our way often, a goal or purpose that is unimpeded.
Victory is breaking chains, internal or external, the pathological lies, such illusions or delusions that bind us. Total victory is strength, order and security. We are then freed.
We as masters of our destiny, wish to impose Order on the world so that we can take our rightful role and secure the demands of the polis, those who share our vision and others who willing to adhere to or support our will or agenda. A permanently Ordered nation or empire is forged by survival, discipline and duty.
"Without a burning hatred for that which threatens what you love, 'love' is nothing but an empty rhetoric to disarm or undermine you by the tolerant Jedi nice guys."
If all the Anakin discourse makes you crave a great space opera full of political intrigue, compelling characters, heroes on both sides, and enlightened autocracy against corrupt democratic rule, I could not recommend Legend of the Galactic Heroes more.
'Peace is a lie, there is only passion.
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken.
The Force shall free me.' -The Sith Code
Passion is the drive or energy behind struggle for life. Why do we struggle so? To 'know thy self' and gain mental strength and direction.
Strength the compelling character, convictions or shared or individual purpose that propels us and compels others to support us or stand by our side.
Power is our discipline, to be used to mould the world to our will. It is inner nature and our choices and actions that are most compelling and thus influential. Power is getting our way often, a goal or purpose that is unimpeded.
Victory is breaking chains, internal or external, the pathological lies, such illusions or delusions that bind us. Total victory is strength, order and security. We are then freed.
We as masters of our destiny, wish to impose Order on the world so that we can take our rightful role and secure the demands of the polis, those who share our vision and others who willing to adhere to or support our will or agenda. A permanently Ordered nation or empire is forged by survival, discipline and duty.
'Peace is a lie, there is only passion.
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken.
The Force shall free me.' -The Sith Code
Passion is the drive or energy behind struggle for life. Why do we struggle so? To 'know thy self' and gain mental strength and direction.
Strength the compelling character, convictions or shared or individual purpose that propels us and compels others to support us or stand by our side.
Power is our discipline, to be used to mould the world to our will. It is inner nature and our choices and actions that are most compelling and thus influential. Power is getting our way often, a goal or purpose that is unimpeded.
Victory is breaking chains, internal or external, the pathological lies, such illusions or delusions that bind us. Total victory is strength, order and security. We are then freed.
We as masters of our destiny, wish to impose Order on the world so that we can take our rightful role and secure the demands of the polis, those who share our vision and others who willing to adhere to or support our will or agenda. A permanently Ordered nation or empire is forged by survival, discipline and duty.
And yet, Anakin ended those space monks from kidnapping children or brainwashing them, and basically ended galactic slavery in the known regions. Creating peace, stability and Order the likes of which the galaxy scarcely saw before. Is that self-control learned from ignoring half of what we are?
Or self-control learned by way of struggle or pain? I'd wager experience is how we learn to manage and regulate passion.