How do the Gray Jedi view the Force?

Gray Jedi called on the dark side of the Force, but were not corrupted by it and did not embrace it entirely. In fact, some Gray Jedi opposed those who embraced the dark side; Bindo fought against the Sith Empire during the Great Sith War and again during the Jedi Civil War.

What do the GREY Jedi believe?

While Gray Jedi believed that the Force did indeed have inherently Light and Dark sides, they recognized that these aspects could not be separated without negative consequences. If the Dark Side and the Sith were to gain dominance, life would become self-destructive and be extinguished.

What is the difference between a Dark Jedi and a GREY Jedi?

Grey (or Gray) Jedi are Jedi who either physically leave the Jedi Order but don’t turn to the dark side, such as Altis (Legends), or they remain in the Jedi Order but don’t follow the code 100\%, such as Qui-Gon Jinn.

Can Grey Jedi exist?

Grey Jedi aren’t a real thing though and haven’t existed in canon before. That’s the problem. The whole Grey Jedi thing is just fans writing bad fan fiction because they want to have characters be Jedi but without following any of the established rules for being a Jedi. They’ve never existed.

Are GREY Jedi more powerful than Sith and Jedi?

A Gray Jedi is technically more Jedi than Sith, but they typically stay out of the affairs of either group and do their own thing. As such, a Gray Jedi is very powerful, but they are always walking on the fine line between embracing too much light or darkness.

What is the Gray Jedi view of the force?

“There is no Dark Side, nor a Light Side. There is only The Force,” proclaims the opening passage of the Gray Jedi code. This statement embodies the Gray Jedi view of the Force, for they embrace a holistic study of it’s nature and power.

Is the Gray Jedi Code a rejection of the light side?

Since the Gray Jedi arose out of the Jedi Order, naturally much of their philosophy reflects their disagreements with the Order. However, as a result, the Code comes off more as a rejection of the Jedi way than the Light Side itself. As Luke Skywalker himself puts it, “That Force does not belong to the Jedi.

Why do the Jedi have strict codes of behavior?

The reason for the overly-restrictive codes of behavior enforced by the Jedi was because often the temptation of the Dark Side is too great for even the strongest to resist. “The balance is what keeps me together” declares the Gray Jedi code, for apparently allowing both the Light and Dark to exist within you is the true path to inner peace.

Does the force belong to the Jedi?

As Luke Skywalker himself puts it, “That Force does not belong to the Jedi. To say that if the Jedi die the Light dies is vanity.” One not need be a Jedi to stand in The Light, and disagreements with the Jedi certainly isn’t license to indulge in the Dark.