Practice techniques to stop them-meditation, taking a timeout, mentally listing all the positive things in your life-before negativity gets the better of you. Take Yoda’s words to heart and note whether your own negative thoughts and emotions have spiraled out of your control. Hate leads to suffering.”īut that’s exactly what happened: Anakin’s constant fear of not wanting to live without her manifested more negative emotions-paranoia, jealousy, wrath-which lead to a craving for power, and ultimately her death at his hands. Yoda issued this stern warning to Anakin Skywalker, who lost his mother to a tribe of savages and feared losing his wife, Padme, and unborn twins from an early death as predicted in his visions: “Fear leads to anger. Here are 5 jedi mind tricks, okay, lessons you can share this Star Wars Day. Nerds worldwide followed suit, and a bona fide holiday was born. The first official celebration of Star Wars Day didn’t take place until 2011, when Canadian fans held a slew of festivities to commemorate the day. Once the Internet began connecting fans across the globe, the clever pun began to gather momentum as a diehard’s underground anthem. After Britain’s first female prime minister Margaret Thatcher had won election that day, May 4, her political party placed a half page ad in the London Evening News that read, “May the Fourth Be With You, Maggie.
To celebrate, we offer up these pearls of wisdom from the epic to help you harness the Force and guide you in your daily self-development-unless you just want to spend the day quoting your favorite Star Wars lines, which is cool, too…įirst a little prequel backstory, according to author Alan Arnold, who chronicled the making of The Empire Strikes Back for Lucasfilm. That is, until 1979, when a clever wordsmith first gave a knowing nod to the Star Wars salutation, “May the Force Be with You.” Now, 36 years later, the crafty play on words has evolved into the grassroots holiday, Star Wars Day.
May 4 never really held much significance in the annals of history.
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