my tribute to star wars

Dagobah is a planet covered with thick clouds. What are the odds Luke landed his aircraft exactly where Yoda was? Luke didn't know where he was going: "I am not picking up any cities or technology. Massive life form readings, though. There's something alive down there.” Unclear where to go, he was clear on his intent to find Yoda. What if master Yoda sensed Luke's arrival and guided him through the formation of clouds. Or could be Dagobah herself sending Luke clues where to steer. This is the moment Luke gets clarity where to go.

my tribute to star wars

Dagobah is a planet covered with thick clouds. What are the odds Luke landed his aircraft exactly where Yoda was?  Luke didn't know where he was going: "I am not picking up any cities or technology. Massive life form readings, though. There's something alive down there.” Despite being unclear where to go, he was clear on his intention - to find Yoda.  What if master Yoda sensed Luke's arrival and guided him through the formation of clouds where to head his aircraft? Or maybe it was Dagobah sending him clues where to steer. This is the moment Luke gets clarity where to go. 

my tribute to star wars

Dagobah is a planet covered with thick clouds. What are the odds Luke landed his aircraft exactly where Yoda was? Luke didn't know where he was going: "I am not picking up any cities or technology. Massive life form readings, though. There's something alive down there.” Unclear where to go, he was clear on his intent to find Yoda. What if master Yoda sensed Luke's arrival and guided him through the formation of clouds. Or could be Dagobah herself sending Luke clues where to steer. This is the moment Luke gets clarity where to go.

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Prior to meeting Yoda, Luke's idea of a Jedi was to fight. "Wars do not make one great" says Yoda and teaches Luke mastery of thoughts, feelings and focus - "feel the force around you, here, between you and me, the tree, the rock, everywhere, yes, even between you and the ship. Jedi uses Force for knowledge and defense, never for attack." This is the moment Luke realizes "luminous beings we are".

Prior to meeting Yoda, Luke's idea of a Jedi was to fight. "Wars do not make one great" says Yoda and teaches Luke mastery of thoughts, feelings and focus - "feel the force around you, here, between you and me, the tree, the rock, everywhere, yes, even between you and the ship. Jedi uses Force for knowledge and defense, never for attack." This is the moment Luke realizes "luminous beings we are".

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