In the setting of War, what sets the Jedi apart from the Sith?  What sets the Empire apart from the Rebel Forces?  And how do those things inform Real World Jedi Philosophy?

Today's Jedi Sextant Draw is: Defend, Be Dishonest and Embrace Overconfidence.  The Odyssey is a classic example of the differences between Ancient Western ideas of what it mean to be a warrior and modern western ideas illustrated in today's military.  Take a journey on this episode of Jedi Journal to explore one of his "better" moments...and how he still failed by the standards of our wisdom in Jediism!

Many come into the Jedi Community and say "I am here because I want to be with like-minded individuals".  But is being a follower of Jediism that simple?

Today's Jedi Sextant Draw is "Ignore Responsibility" and "Honor the Law".  Jediism asks us to contemplate a lot of possibilities, so what happens when one's Responsibility is at odds with the Law?

Inspired by our first episode, Jedi Praxeum's Instructor Li joins Ally to explain his views on trusting the Force.  Don't just listen to the episode- meditate on it!

The Brother's Grimm are famous for their stories, but not all of them made it into production.  After reading this one, I can't imagine why not *sarcasm*.  Join Jedi Journal as we tell the story of the Bear and the Willow-Wren, and then give an analysis of how these characters could have benefitted from Jediism.

Inspired by our first episode, KoA's "Labyrinth" host Charles McBride joins Ally to expand upon thoughts of what it means to actually Trust the Force.  Charles may not claim to be a follower of Jediism these days, but earlier in his life he pioneered his own Jedi Order meant to establish a higher standard of what it means to be a Jedi, which gives him just the edge needed to participate in the conversation.  Don't just listen to the episode- meditate on it!

The Jedi Code creates a lot of turmoil for people who want to become Jedi, they see the first line and think "yeah, can't make that happen."  In this episode we explore the way the Jedi Code is suppose to be used, and how the Jedi Compass gets away with saying that it's okay to write your own Jediism Code.

Join Ally, Charles and Gabriel as they demonstrate using the Jedi Sextant Deck as an Oracle deck to explore those burning questions you have.

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Today's draw is Render Aid and Reject Knowledge.  Discover how a World War II doctor's actions saved the life of an enemy and the value his story has for followers of Jediism.