Author Archives: Aurora Dizon

by Serenity  Whether your life is in turmoil or has come to a complete stand still, sometimes you have to just surrender and learn to trust in the Force. Trust is an art, an art that we can learn. But … Continue reading →

by Serenity Do you ever feel like a robot on auto pilot, not having any feeling for anything, just doing them because you have to? Are you often reminding yourself in social situations that you should be making a happy … Continue reading →

by Skystriker Realization & Continuance  A Jedi should recognize that learning is a lifetime labor and that one will never acquire all of the knowledge in the universe in a lifetime but the search for it is a worthy and … Continue reading →

by Streen “A Jedi must have the deepest commitment. The most serious mind.” These were the words of Jedi Master Yoda speaking to Luke Skywalker as he explained the requirements of a Jedi. While these words may seem simple to … Continue reading →

by Streen As a regular visitor to the Jedi Academy Discussion Forums (www.jediacademy.com) I began to notice a sudden rash of posts about “The Jedi Hand Book”. Curious, I clicked on the message and was surprised to see a very … Continue reading →

by Streen  Jeet Kune Do is a martial art, created by Bruce Lee in the 1970’s.  He invented this “way-of-no-way” or “style-of-no-style” as a way to break free from traditional martial arts that he once called a “fancy mess”. However, … Continue reading →

by Streen They say that the Force that can be named and spoken, is not the eternal Force. The Force is that which cannot be spoken of or fathomed by the human mind. As ancient Tao Masters described it, darkness within … Continue reading →

by Skystriker  Action and Fruition  Welcome back to the continuance of your journey toward increased physical fitness and a deeper connection to the Force.  At this point you have begun to alter your behavior and started the life-long journey of … Continue reading →

by Tionne A mosaic is a picture comprised of many different colors and materials, all forming one picture. A shard of yellow topaz could form the center of a flower, with bits and pieces of green glazed tile for grass … Continue reading →