概要 翻訳

The strength of the Jedi Code and organization of the Order rested on the three core tenets of Force‚ Knowledge‚ and Self-Discipline․ Built into a Jedis everyday life‚ the Coruscant Jedi Temples main entrance statuary was illustrative of the three pillars․ Pillar I˸ Force The constant between all things․ Given purpose by the Force‚ Master Sabla-Mandibu described the Jedi as swimming in the Force in our every momentbreathing it‚ tasting it‚ riding its currents to our unique destines․ A symbiosis of midi-chlorians and sentient beings was the key needed to be able to touch the Force‚ but this biological necessity was not a main focus of Jedi study․ Instead‚ Jedi contemplated the will of the Force and the differences between its two aspects˸ the Unifying and Living Force․ Pillar II˸ Knowledge Maintained that a Jedis role in the galaxy could not be filled without intense study and accumulated wisdom․ To assist in the pursuit of knowledge‚ the Temple was equipped with a deep well of knowledge known as the Jedi Archives․ In addition to the Archives and supplementary library‚ the Temple contained several vaults which housed the holocrons of the Order․ While an individual could never learn everything within the collection‚ the presiding Chief Librarian that maintained the collection would argue that it wouldnt hurt to try․ Pillar III˸ Self-Discipline Classes on combat and physical training were not given until mastery of the first two tenets was gained․ Once ready to study the art of self-discipline‚ students were oftentimes disappointed to learn that they would not begin intense lightsaber training‚ but would be encouraged to take on more stringent forms of meditation․ Only after mastering oneself could an Initiate proceed to take up a lightsaber for the first time․

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