#STAR WARS FORCE HEALING TV#

In Aftermath, a Sith cultist claimed the following:Дid you know that the Sith Lords could sometimes drain the Force energy from their captives. This power can be compared to a Force-drain used by the Sith. Obi-wan used a type of Force-healing on Luke in A New Hope. Not only that, we may have seen this type of Force-healing earlier in Star Wars films. IвЂ™ve just transferred a bit of life, Force-energy from me to him. To quote Rey regarding her Force-healing of the вЂњ vexis snakeвЂњ: I think this is a conservative interpretation of the events of The Rise of Skywalker. However, to bring someone back from death, it drains all of your life.

Therefore, if the most powerful man in the galaxy hasnвЂ™t planned to use this as a contingency it would sort of be a plot hole.ДЇorce-healing is can be used to heal someoneвЂ™s wounds and illnesses and in doing so it drains some of your life. In other words, we know that it is canon that the Force can be used to bring someone back to life after being dead. In the end of The Rise of Skywalker, Ben Solo uses a type of Force-healing to bring Rey back from death, but by doing so it drains all his life force, and he died, vanishing like many Jedi before him. This theory is in part a response to the idea that PalpatineвЂ™s return was a last-ditch effort by Lucasfilm. Then IвЂ™m going to connect them and lead to the inevitable conclusion. IвЂ™m going to begin by mentioning some spoilers that you probably already know about if youвЂ™ve seen any recent Star Wars content. Proceed with caution, and strap yourself in if you do.ДЇirst off, sorry for that hyperbolic and vague intro, but I donвЂ™t want to get accused of not warning you.

ItвЂ™s about to get ripply, believe it or not.

#STAR WARS FORCE HEALING TV#

These ripples have huge implications for movies and TV that weвЂ™ve seen, as well as whatвЂ™s yet to come. IвЂ™m about to drop a major theory that, if true, would be mega spoiler that would send ripples throughout the entire saga. Yoda said they weren't page turners, but being able to fully heal a dying man who's been gored with a lightsaber is a pretty big twist.When this theory first occurred to me, it sent chills down my spine. So there's another, more likely, possibility that it was documented in one of the Jedi texts that Rey took from Luke and that Rey's superior connection the Force allowed her to master it. It also seems like it's a pretty difficult skill and as we've seen, Jedi don't just learn the Force and suddenly they can do every Jedi trick in the bag. But outside of the films, Force healing has actually been a part of the expanded Star Wars universe (which was de-canonized by Disney) for years in books, comics, and video games. But one big question is how did Rey know to do this? (The even bigger question is how Baby Yoda knows how do any of this, but that's kind of The Mandalorian's job to explain.) It has been suggested that Obi-Wan (Alec Guinness) used Force healing on Luke (Mark Hamill) in A New Hope, when he placed his hand on Luke's head after the Tusken Raider attack.

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