Did the Sith actually want peace?

The most important takeaway from this is that the Sith did not want “peace.” This negates Anakin’s motivations in Revenge of the Sith, who joined the dark side because he wanted to bring peace to the galaxy. This is just another way of showing how much Darth Sidious lied.

Are Sith inherently stronger than Jedi?

The Sith’s Force strength is only shared between two beings, not a group. Someone asked on Quora, in January, asked why it takes two Jedi to defeat a Sith, and the answer, simply, is that the Dark Side gives Sith Lords something the Jedi don’t have.

Why didn’t the Jedi destroy the SITHS?

It was only because of a Sith, Darth Bane, that the Sith fell into hiding, and the Jedi believing they were completely destroyed. You see, Darth Bane, in his researching the Light and Dark sides of the Force, realized that the Jedi create the Light side, and the Sith use the Dark side.

What are the basics of Sith religion?

Before we get into that, let’s recap the basics of the Sith religion: 1 Its objective is to shape the galaxy by ruling it. 2 That objective is defined by the individual’s own passion. 3 A Sith believer draws on emotion in order to gain strength. 4 Emotion leads the individual to conquer what they fear.

What are the two main religions in Star Wars?

THE TWO MAJOR RELIGIONS OF STAR WARS But the primary focus of the Star Wars canon surrounds two competing religious perspectives: the Jedi and the Sith. Both the Jedi religion and the Sith religion believe in the Force, and the importance of how characters should interact with it or behave because of it.

What makes a Jedi a Jedi?

There is no death; there is only the Force. A Jedi does not act for personal power or wealth but seeks knowledge and enlightenment. A Jedi never acts from hatred, anger, fear, or aggression but acts when calm and at peace with the Force.