The Jedi's Journey In The Sacred Journey

When many people think of religion they think of an idea of a purpose of life that was formulated when the world fist began. What many people do not realize is that new religious movements are occurring all around the world. One of these religious movements that are occurring is Jediism. It all began in 2001 when a worldwide email asked people to write “Jedi” as their religion in the census. The religion escalated in 2008 when Daniel Jones founded the Church of Jediism.

The Jedi’s main goal is to bring order to individual’s lives and also the entire universe. The rituals of the Jedi are focused to better the universe. They have training that they do to clinch the qualities of the Jedi Path. The trials consist of the trial of courage, trial of flesh, trial of spirit, and the trials of insight. One ritual that is
In The Sacred Quest sacredness is defined as something being set apart from the rest of the world, where humans have no control over what happens, has respect of human welfare and constructive for human existence. First off Jedi’s do not set themselves apart from the rest of the world. They do not isolate themselves and try to do better just for themselves; but they try to improve overall life. The Jedi’s main goal is to promote peace, justice, love, learning and generosity. That cannot be promoted without going out and attempting to help make peoples lives well off. They do not believe that humans do not have control over what happens because they do not believe that there is an almighty being. They believe that if they follow the teachings of the Jedi that they can promote peace and love among all human beings. Jediism does have respect for human welfare; it is basically the main point of their religion. They want to do things and make decisions that help the universe out and do good (like the Jedi’s from Star Wars