It wasn’t the last teaching of Revan... only the last teaching of his dark side. The later Revan would have pointed out all the flaws in his dark side’s logic and purpose.
I disagree. As Kreia explains in KOTOR 2, what the Jedi struggle to understand is that Revan never fell. Whether he aligned himself with the Sith or the Jedi, he was always himself. Both as a Jedi Master and as a Sith Lord, Revan was always the same man: his intended audience just heard one side of his philosophy, not the whole of it.
@@justinlee790 well I didn't say that he fundamentally changed his views. All the title says is that it is his final lesson while calling himself Darth Revan.
Revan so called bi polar force power were only something he could master. You learn why in swtor. He was only able to do it cause he split him self into two parts both using each side of the force. When he was dying the dark side did not want to die so he split into two different people.
@@Terlin1466 It's because he was able to live two separate lives. One in which he became Sith, and one in which he faced his past without memory of it. Revan's greatest power came from the fact that both lives were a part of him, allowing him to retain the wisdom of both the Jedi and Sith and knowledge of their weaknesses. This is something few could ever achieve, Jedi or Sith, because it runs contrary to how one learns to wield the Force.
“There can be NO COMPROMISE.”-Darth Revan I love this Revan more than the SWTOR version because he isn’t a damn fence sitter breaking the rules of Star Wars. Grey Jedi are for people who want power without the consequences that come with it.
@Exar kun The dark side cosmic entity Never said he wasn’t. I’m saying being a gray Jedi is lazy and defeats the purpose of why The Jedi and Sith exist to begin with. Or why the concept of The Dark side and Light side has been at war for more than thousands of years. Gray Jedi are for people who don’t want consequences in a story.
The Gray comes from understanding that to break your own chains is to seek power to bring oneself into balance. To have power is to understand that force existed longer than ideas, and as old as it is, live beings are merely users of it. Balance comes with a cost of grasping the idea of how much insignificant one person against the tides of enemies trully is, and sometimes one act in a heat of a moment, can turn these tides against you, and crush everything that you are. But that cost comes also with a gift. Gift of knowledge, that not only you are so insignificant, but also are people that think they are not. And thats the most powerfull weapon a force wielder can have. This balance can push your own limitations aside, simply by accepting the fact, that light and dark has no meaning at all. All that really matters is what you trully believe you can achieve, and the force is simply a tool to create what you believe in. Thats the lesson of being gray. Embracing consequencess of being alive, and fighting for what you believe, and betraying ideas that are thrust upon you, spread by teachers of the light, and dark. The Force does not condemn darkness, and glorify light. The force stay with only those who are willing to use it. Ideas behind sides are only shackles for obedience.
@@Biosynthnut grays existed in star wars universe. Thats every being that is force sensitive, and not in Jedi or Sith philosophy. They are not however called "gray". Bendu from Rebels is something like that.
The thing is Revan was never a true Sith, so if we're talking about misinterpret Sith's philosophy, I don't know if we can call it that, more like Revan's philosophy, because the true Sith were very different as they clearly given themselves completely to the dark side, while Revan used everything as a whole and never gave up himself.
@@LordVader1094 How would Revan misinterpret something he created?, Og comment is talking about the rule of two he created and how it was misinterpreted after that
@@MrSasukeSusanoo Raven did not create the Sith. The Sith predate him by thousands upon thousands of years. The founders of the Sith Order were Ajunta Pall and Sorzus Synn. Revan did not create The Rule of Two per se. Bane was inspired to create it by this condensed version of His teachings.
I love Revan, no doubt about that. However, the Rule of Two was technically created by the Ancient Sith. Revan was just wise enough to refine it. And then Bane refined it even further by writing it into Sith Law.
@@QoQabai658 I respectfully disagree....Ancient Sith are self centered and shortsighted according to Bane...Revan has the Idea but Only Bane has the power and wisdom to execute it....I think Revan can also execute it but the fact is, he don't...
well you have to keep in mind that Holocron was made back when Revan was still the dark lord of the sith, compare that Revan to the one the Jedi redeemed can you really call him the same Revan who had said all that in his holocron. yes he may have remembered his past but I doubt their view points where the same that Revan in a sense died and reborn anew
@@kylecochrane4450 Kreia said it herself, the Jedi did not wipe revans mind but allow the inner self to return to the surface, the one that had been corrupted by the dark side and his campaigns against the mandalorians.
My god I love these audiobooks so much. It was so good to see the philosophy of the Sith in so much detail and to show why they see themselves as superior to the Jedi. It makes sense too that those who don't fight against the change the force inflicts on you would be limited in their power.
STAR WARS: The Path of Destruction is the book this is from. Incase anyone was curious. After this he fights his blade master as he trys to recruit bane for the sith army.
Truth if ever I heard it. What happened to Alexander’s empire, decentralization and lack of cohesion. What happened to Rome, division and dilution. What happened to the European Empires, uncontrolled revolution and liberalization. Power may be unstable, but lack of power leads to slavery.
@@pyrothefriendlyarsonist9195 nope. Not canonical. Revan was a dark side user. Then was brain washed back to a light side user. The pendulum is always swinging never reseting thus one can never be a middle jedi. Like saying I'm sort of a soldier. You either are or you or not.
To be fair it will eat you up anyway. The dark side erodes and damages you, because you're basically forcing all of your damage into the force and the force damages you right back.
That's what the dark side wants its pawns to think. Those like Revan after breaking free of Tenebrae's brainwashing knew that true power came from wielding both sides of the Living Force together, united in balance to accomplish the greatest things. Valkorian himself only grew so powerful through that knowledge. The Bendu, Kyle Katarn, and Luke, also. You either wield the dark side in concert with the Light, or else *it* will wield *you*.
@@vietthanhnguyen815 I support him too. The ancient Jed’aii Order is proof that balance within the force is very much possible. Not only that, but Revan wasn’t the only one to realize this. From what I know of the lore, characters like Galen Marek & Kyle Katarn also use both sides of the force. Not to mention that both of them are absolute powerhouses of force-users.
ever wondered by Darth banes time was raven remembered still was the 2nd great war remembered or was the war the death all anyone remembered by then? If you guys haven't notice by Darth banes time technology was very primitive compared to the SWTOR age. They lost so much knowledge that took them over 1000 years to restore. Thats very destructive.
There's an early scene on Bane's homeworld in the book where he speaks to Republic soldiers where they talk about Revan so he must have been remembered. Although it does seem like his story has become mystified by then and therefore people are a bit unsure as to what really happened.
wait doesn't anyone think it's a little odd that in legends it was said the knowledge from Revan's holocron was preserved in another ancient holocron but how could Darth Bane preserve said knowledge if he crushed the malfunctioning holocron to dust did he actually copy it's contents just before destroying it
Revan's book provides the answer...This holucron explains how you can achieved the full power of the dark side but if you want MORE POWER you must use both LIGHT and DARK...In the book, Revan found out that positive emotion like Love and Camaraderie can give you more Power but this teaching violates both the Jedi and Sith Code....
its my belief that the teaching of the force within the jedi code are very limited and very minimal....... but outside the jedi code (Light Side) when kreia says that the jedi code doesn't give all the answers the teaching of the force outside of the jedi code are all dark side in nature after all palpatine said that the dark side is a path way to many abilities some considered unnatural...... thats why kreias teaching cause the apprentices to fall to the darkside..... because kreia (Darth Traya) herself is a sithlord disguised as a jedi.
Those words don't sound like Revan's no middle ground there. Revan saw through both the jedi and the sith and din't adhere strictly to any of their teachings. The author of this holocron forgot that Revan was Kreia's apprentice.
@@MrDude826 Ah, but this is wisdom. The wisdom of the Sith. He has taught the way to power through the darkside. And taught how to maintain that power and never lose it. He taught Bane the rule of two, which allowed the sith to survive in secret through the coming centuries, and eventually seize power. This Revan is wise. Perhaps not balanced, but he wasn’t at this point anyway. He knew the flaws of both ideologies, and taught how to best exploit the path he followed at the time.
@@jonpheadrus9666 ok but it's absolutely absurd that the rule of two went as well as it did. I understand that the best way to sustain the Sith order long term was to go underground and limit numbers but, wouldn't it be better to have two or three lineages to ensure survivability in case of say, a warp drive accident, a jedi attack, a supernova, a deadly disease, a defection to the light side or a thousand other mishaps that could happen over the thousand years this plan was in motion killed off or otherwise compromised both Master and apprentice. I can just imagine, I mean Plagius died from being too drunk to defend himself, imagine if the Sith order had been done in by a single drunken brawl or poisoned drink. That would be a sad end to the grand lineage of Tenebrae and Naga Sadow.
That Set Harth is fake cause it was not created by Drew....That Set Harth makes no sense cause the real Set Harth wouldn't live for too long after Zannah killed Bane cause Zannah will hunt him down and he can't hide from Cognus power...
Power for powers sake is pointless to be honest. Powers let’s you change things. Power is a means to something else not an end. It’s like craving a tool for the sake of the tool. Pointless.
@@Jorzha I am really looking forward to reading them =) I am about to finish the thrawn trilogy for the second time, and I cannot wait to read the Bane trilogy as well!
Not all of Revan's teachings true but this Is a recording from Revan when He was under emperor vitiate's influence but good video. PS: And remember The peace Is a lie there Is only passion And balance I'm serious.
Wasn’t the influence of Vitiate gone when Darth Revan & Darth Malak were far from them? The mind to destroy the Republic was something Darth Revan twist into it being that he wanted to destry the Republic and rebuild an even stronger Republic that can face whatever Darth Revan saw and doesn’t remember. Idk
@@75JUNAKI i didnt mean it like that of cource that vitiate was not controling revan the whole time vitiate had lot more things that he needed to etend to by influence i meant that revan mind was overwirite like so that vitiate planted in to revans mind an idea to destroy jedi so delicatly so revan would think that that idea was his own and not darth revan didn't want to destroy republic becose emperor vitiate did not plant any ideas about republics destruction in to revans mind and republic did not done anything to revan so thats that but darth malak wanted to destroy both jedi and republic. i hope i you have a nice day. ps: sorry that i didn't replay on your messege 3 months my notification on comments is not good i don't know maybe theres is somthing wrong with my settings?
Revan was great but Bane was a visionary(despite that vision beginning with Revan’s words here). I really wonder if Bane could take Vitiate. Idk if anyone could take Vitiate.
@@QoQabai658 I doubt any Sith ever would have stood a chance against Valkorian after he ascended. It basically took an army of Force users from every side and the middle working together to take him down.
@@Collin4486 The only individuals I can think of that could have gone toe to toe, one on one with Valkorian/Vitiate is Abeloth/The Mother, The Father, The Son, Morai/The Daughter, and Anakin Skywalker if he had reached his prime.
Just for all you half baked star wars fans reven was not a gray jedi he was a jedi then a sith then a jedi once again, anyone who disagrees i can pull up references.
And this sadly is why bane embraced the ridiculous rule of two and why the sith unfortunately will never truly return. Its why the jedi and many in the galaxy during anakins time either believed the sith to be a myth or extinct. Its why the jedi became so stagnant and believed they had the authority to dictate how the force should be used and what gave the jedi more leeway to destroy lives and potential families all because of thier ignorant beliefs regarding love and attachment. I love the sith but bane is the one I will forever despise. My hatred for bane is equal if not more than my hatred for the jedi.
The Sith aren't all that great. Their's is a philosophy of achieving absolute freedom for oneself by enslaving literally everything else to ones own will. Such a path has one ultimate ending. A single sith lord on a throne on a mountain of corpses, surrounded on all sides by millions of angry slaves and vengeful enemies. Also the nature of the force doesn't really lend itself that because it connects all things together making it ultimately impossible for one creature to maintain control over it because they're only a small part of it no matter how much they're able to pull on it.
@GrantKP you need weapons to to show potential dissenters that there's a price to be paid for disobedience. Fact of the matter is there wasn't any wars until that pitiful rebellion stuck thier noses into things they had no business getting involved in.
@@BansheeKing22 1. Peace doesn’t need force in order to be secured. The fact that the Galactic Republic existed for a thousand years with peace and harmony is proof of that. The Clone Wars only broke out because the Republic was discriminatory against aliens in the Outer Rim. No discrimination equals no war. Problem solved. 2. The Empire did NOT bring peace to the galaxy. What is peaceful about invading sovereign planets that just want to be left alone? What is peaceful about massacring unarmed protesters? What is peaceful about destroying entire planets and murdering billions? What is peaceful about enslaving entire species or even making them extinct? 3. “Stuck their noses in places they didn’t belong”? How would YOU respond if your hometown was nuked? How would you respond if your entire family was enslaved or murdered? How would you react if all of your freedoms were taken away? I hope that you are joking, because if you aren’t, you have some deep moral and spiritual problems and you should go live in Saudi Arabia or North Korea. I wish you luck man. Good day.
Wow. These are terrible ideas. I tell you the only reason the rule of two Sith ever succeeded in conquering the galaxy was sheer dumb luck that the inevitable death of both Master and apprentice didn't occur until their plan was complete. Once they had a power structure underneath them, they lost any hope of long term survival because there was suddenly a bunch of ambitious military officers working under them with every incentive to see them both dead. Before that, the risk was mainly that in an entire galaxy if there's only two of something, it's only a matter of time until that's whittled down to 0.
@GrantKP yeah but that idea of living on through your legacy is similarly unmatched with Sith philosophy, that's why so many of them ruin their organisations, families and legacies trying to cheat death or reach for greater power.
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Agreed
*YES*
revan was a true OG
Revan was the true CHoosen one.
Rev TOP G
It wasn’t the last teaching of Revan... only the last teaching of his dark side.
The later Revan would have pointed out all the flaws in his dark side’s logic and purpose.
Well it was his last teaching as a dark lord of the sith. Thus the title says Darth Revan.
@@Jorzha you’re right... I’m sorry if my comment appears critical. Would you prefer I delete it?
@@shaulkramer5293 Nah no worries. You made me dubble check if i put the "darth" before Revan in the title haha
I disagree. As Kreia explains in KOTOR 2, what the Jedi struggle to understand is that Revan never fell. Whether he aligned himself with the Sith or the Jedi, he was always himself.
Both as a Jedi Master and as a Sith Lord, Revan was always the same man: his intended audience just heard one side of his philosophy, not the whole of it.
@@justinlee790 well I didn't say that he fundamentally changed his views. All the title says is that it is his final lesson while calling himself Darth Revan.
Revan was the bi-polar force user. His teachings return you back to the light... there is only balance.
not exactly cause his "redemption" and "brainwash" was not by his hand. It was out of reach if he wasnt captured he would still be sith
Sounds like that grey jedi BS
Revan so called bi polar force power were only something he could master. You learn why in swtor. He was only able to do it cause he split him self into two parts both using each side of the force. When he was dying the dark side did not want to die so he split into two different people.
Darth Revan is the embodiment if Italy is a Force-Sensitive being.
@@Terlin1466
It's because he was able to live two separate lives. One in which he became Sith, and one in which he faced his past without memory of it. Revan's greatest power came from the fact that both lives were a part of him, allowing him to retain the wisdom of both the Jedi and Sith and knowledge of their weaknesses. This is something few could ever achieve, Jedi or Sith, because it runs contrary to how one learns to wield the Force.
“There can be NO COMPROMISE.”-Darth Revan
I love this Revan more than the SWTOR version because he isn’t a damn fence sitter breaking the rules of Star Wars. Grey Jedi are for people who want power without the consequences that come with it.
@Exar kun The dark side cosmic entity Never said he wasn’t. I’m saying being a gray Jedi is lazy and defeats the purpose of why The Jedi and Sith exist to begin with. Or why the concept of The Dark side and Light side has been at war for more than thousands of years. Gray Jedi are for people who don’t want consequences in a story.
The Gray comes from understanding that to break your own chains is to seek power to bring oneself into balance.
To have power is to understand that force existed longer than ideas, and as old as it is, live beings are merely users of it. Balance comes with a cost of grasping the idea of how much insignificant one person against the tides of enemies trully is, and sometimes one act in a heat of a moment, can turn these tides against you, and crush everything that you are.
But that cost comes also with a gift. Gift of knowledge, that not only you are so insignificant, but also are people that think they are not. And thats the most powerfull weapon a force wielder can have. This balance can push your own limitations aside, simply by accepting the fact, that light and dark has no meaning at all. All that really matters is what you trully believe you can achieve, and the force is simply a tool to create what you believe in.
Thats the lesson of being gray. Embracing consequencess of being alive, and fighting for what you believe, and betraying ideas that are thrust upon you, spread by teachers of the light, and dark.
The Force does not condemn darkness, and glorify light. The force stay with only those who are willing to use it. Ideas behind sides are only shackles for obedience.
@@ph0ax497
Fucking YES.
Grays don't exist, and shouldn't.
@@Biosynthnut grays existed in star wars universe. Thats every being that is force sensitive, and not in Jedi or Sith philosophy. They are not however called "gray". Bendu from Rebels is something like that.
Revan seems like a pretty decent and intelligent fellow. I think perhaps the Sith philosophy became misinterpreted going down the line toward Sidious.
At best it was Inserrectionary Egoism to start. Those old ass Sith Empires were like - comedically evil
The thing is Revan was never a true Sith, so if we're talking about misinterpret Sith's philosophy, I don't know if we can call it that, more like Revan's philosophy, because the true Sith were very different as they clearly given themselves completely to the dark side, while Revan used everything as a whole and never gave up himself.
More like Revan misinterpreted Sith philosophy
@@LordVader1094 How would Revan misinterpret something he created?, Og comment is talking about the rule of two he created and how it was misinterpreted after that
@@MrSasukeSusanoo Raven did not create the Sith. The Sith predate him by thousands upon thousands of years. The founders of the Sith Order were Ajunta Pall and Sorzus Synn. Revan did not create The Rule of Two per se. Bane was inspired to create it by this condensed version of His teachings.
3:19 Just like how both Darth's Sion and Nihilus overthrown Darth Traya!!!
Darth Revan was the original creater of the rule of two. Darth Bane was so inspired by the concept that had wrote it in text
I love Revan, no doubt about that.
However, the Rule of Two was technically created by the Ancient Sith. Revan was just wise enough to refine it. And then Bane refined it even further by writing it into Sith Law.
@@QoQabai658 I respectfully disagree....Ancient Sith are self centered and shortsighted according to Bane...Revan has the Idea but Only Bane has the power and wisdom to execute it....I think Revan can also execute it but the fact is, he don't...
WOOOW it’s been so long since I’ve listened to the Bane audio books but this scene is incredible. Didn’t think I’d hear it again
Back when they were in TH-cam yeah good times
Ironic, because Revan never heeded that lesson. he never could go full dark, or even full light.
he did go both sides fully. He did something no one else ever thought of doing and that was to split him self in two.
@@Terlin1466 please, donot bring up the ToR nonsense
Excuse Me ?!
well you have to keep in mind that Holocron was made back when Revan was still the dark lord of the sith, compare that Revan to the one the Jedi redeemed can you really call him the same Revan who had said all that in his holocron. yes he may have remembered his past but I doubt their view points where the same that Revan in a sense died and reborn anew
@@kylecochrane4450 Kreia said it herself, the Jedi did not wipe revans mind but allow the inner self to return to the surface, the one that had been corrupted by the dark side and his campaigns against the mandalorians.
I enjoyed this audio more than the new trilogy
Not a high bar to cross.
@@andrewtolstov5168 haha true
I love path of Destruction
It's a shame the audiobook got taken down from youtube
it's a great book
Hello again. And yes. Its just amazing
Learning more from Revan in a few moments than from the entire Jedi Order in a lifetime.
Revan was of course correct.
Bane is such a fucking beast
Revan's Holucron can only be used once...It is only meant for the Sith'ari...
My god I love these audiobooks so much. It was so good to see the philosophy of the Sith in so much detail and to show why they see themselves as superior to the Jedi. It makes sense too that those who don't fight against the change the force inflicts on you would be limited in their power.
Better than Canon.
STAR WARS: The Path of Destruction is the book this is from. Incase anyone was curious. After this he fights his blade master as he trys to recruit bane for the sith army.
Truth if ever I heard it. What happened to Alexander’s empire, decentralization and lack of cohesion. What happened to Rome, division and dilution. What happened to the European Empires, uncontrolled revolution and liberalization. Power may be unstable, but lack of power leads to slavery.
This is why I prefer Grey Jedi and Revan
No such thing
@@jedispartancoolman Actually there is
@@pyrothefriendlyarsonist9195 nope. Not canonical. Revan was a dark side user. Then was brain washed back to a light side user. The pendulum is always swinging never reseting thus one can never be a middle jedi. Like saying I'm sort of a soldier. You either are or you or not.
@@jedispartancoolman Actually yes Grey is canon
@@pyrothefriendlyarsonist9195 grey as in does not follow the jedi code. They don't use both sides of the force
LOVE THIS BOOK.
Cant half ass the dark side. If you're going down that path go big or go home, it will eat you up otherwise.
To be fair it will eat you up anyway. The dark side erodes and damages you, because you're basically forcing all of your damage into the force and the force damages you right back.
That's what the dark side wants its pawns to think. Those like Revan after breaking free of Tenebrae's brainwashing knew that true power came from wielding both sides of the Living Force together, united in balance to accomplish the greatest things. Valkorian himself only grew so powerful through that knowledge. The Bendu, Kyle Katarn, and Luke, also. You either wield the dark side in concert with the Light, or else *it* will wield *you*.
@@Collin4486 Don't support that Gray Force-user nonsense.
@@grimlord3181 I suport him.
@@vietthanhnguyen815 I support him too. The ancient Jed’aii Order is proof that balance within the force is very much possible.
Not only that, but Revan wasn’t the only one to realize this. From what I know of the lore, characters like Galen Marek & Kyle Katarn also use both sides of the force. Not to mention that both of them are absolute powerhouses of force-users.
Revans hologram for president 2024?
Such a good book.
Jonathan Davis my favorite star wars narrator
My favorite book in all of Legends
Finally, background noise to fall asleep
this reminds me that i have to read the bane trilogy a third time. best sw book series in my opinion. after that the darth plagueis novel.
Nice!!
Revan: Vader if Vader had a spine and said "fuck you" to Palpatine and made his own empire.
man
youtube is watching my every movements
I literally just finished reading the first darth bane book just yesterday
This audio book best moment was Darth Revan!!
I like this
this portrays revan to be a sith. Like straight sith, as in "i hate the light side".
this man was literally the ultimate balance of light and dark.
If that was true he'd never took the Darth title and went full dark side, think about what your saying before you say it\post it
ever wondered by Darth banes time was raven remembered still was the 2nd great war remembered or was the war the death all anyone remembered by then? If you guys haven't notice by Darth banes time technology was very primitive compared to the SWTOR age. They lost so much knowledge that took them over 1000 years to restore. Thats very destructive.
There's an early scene on Bane's homeworld in the book where he speaks to Republic soldiers where they talk about Revan so he must have been remembered. Although it does seem like his story has become mystified by then and therefore people are a bit unsure as to what really happened.
wait doesn't anyone think it's a little odd that in legends it was said the knowledge from Revan's holocron was preserved in another ancient holocron but how could Darth Bane preserve said knowledge if he crushed the malfunctioning holocron to dust did he actually copy it's contents just before destroying it
Actualy Bane put the teachings of Revan but with him as the messenger of course Bane give the praise and respect to revan as the one who created them.
He did write Revans teaching down on manuscripts
Makes you wonder what revan would have thought of this afters he returned to the light
Revan's book provides the answer...This holucron explains how you can achieved the full power of the dark side but if you want MORE POWER you must use both LIGHT and DARK...In the book, Revan found out that positive emotion like Love and Camaraderie can give you more Power but this teaching violates both the Jedi and Sith Code....
I cannot wait until we finally see Revan on the big screen😛
How epic would it be if he was played by john wick.
@@crimsonblacksavage4151 Keanu Reeves was the actor for John Wick.
The purpose of the Sith to be subject to no one. You do not serve the Force, the Force is a tool that serves you and your ends.
Tell that to Darth Plagueis.
yes
I do think revan saying that force will transform you and to not resist this Change is important for any force user
What a drip
this is very good, which book?
I always liked the words that kriea said has anyone ever considered that revan never fell to say so is to assume much
its my belief that the teaching of the force within the jedi code are very limited and very minimal....... but outside the jedi code (Light Side) when kreia says that the jedi code doesn't give all the answers the teaching of the force outside of the jedi code are all dark side in nature after all palpatine said that the dark side is a path way to many abilities some considered unnatural...... thats why kreias teaching cause the apprentices to fall to the darkside..... because kreia (Darth Traya) herself is a sithlord disguised as a jedi.
Darth bane in Lehan the forgotten world in the rakata temple
WHich audiobook is this, darth bane?
Yes. From book 1
Path of destruction.
What’s this from? I’m interested to hear more.
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction
@@VictorIV0310 Thanks!
this hits different with the eurasian anthem
Revan was right 🔥
What book?
dopenes
These teachings of Revan on the Dark Side, did he make them himself? Did they come from Kreia? Or did they come from Malachor?
Those words don't sound like Revan's no middle ground there. Revan saw through both the jedi and the sith and din't adhere strictly to any of their teachings.
The author of this holocron forgot that Revan was Kreia's apprentice.
Revan made this holocron during his time as dark lord of the Sith, before Malak betrayed him
@@alexmurray1847 Yeah but Revan was wise according to Kreia. He doesn't sound so wise here.
@@MrDude826 Ah, but this is wisdom. The wisdom of the Sith. He has taught the way to power through the darkside. And taught how to maintain that power and never lose it. He taught Bane the rule of two, which allowed the sith to survive in secret through the coming centuries, and eventually seize power. This Revan is wise. Perhaps not balanced, but he wasn’t at this point anyway. He knew the flaws of both ideologies, and taught how to best exploit the path he followed at the time.
@@jonpheadrus9666 ok but it's absolutely absurd that the rule of two went as well as it did. I understand that the best way to sustain the Sith order long term was to go underground and limit numbers but, wouldn't it be better to have two or three lineages to ensure survivability in case of say, a warp drive accident, a jedi attack, a supernova, a deadly disease, a defection to the light side or a thousand other mishaps that could happen over the thousand years this plan was in motion killed off or otherwise compromised both Master and apprentice. I can just imagine, I mean Plagius died from being too drunk to defend himself, imagine if the Sith order had been done in by a single drunken brawl or poisoned drink. That would be a sad end to the grand lineage of Tenebrae and Naga Sadow.
@@seekingabsolution1907 if they are weak or stupid enough to die so easily then they don't deserve to be a true sith Lord, and deserve to die!
i'd read a spinoff book about set harth
That Set Harth is fake cause it was not created by Drew....That Set Harth makes no sense cause the real Set Harth wouldn't live for too long after Zannah killed Bane cause Zannah will hunt him down and he can't hide from Cognus power...
That he was🕋📡📡📡
Power for powers sake is pointless to be honest. Powers let’s you change things. Power is a means to something else not an end. It’s like craving a tool for the sake of the tool. Pointless.
Exactly. That is why I don’t view Darth Bane as a great Sith. Darth Krayt was the true Chosen One of the Sith.
What trilogy is this!??
From Book 1 in the Darth Bane trilogy.
@@Jorzha Thank you! Will look it up immediately =)
@@Jorzha Just wanted to say that the trilogy has been bought =)
Just waiting for it to get shipped =)
@@lordplague3555 Awesome! Glad I could play a small part in your discovery of this great book trilogy.
@@Jorzha I am really looking forward to reading them =)
I am about to finish the thrawn trilogy for the second time, and I cannot wait to read the Bane trilogy as well!
Not all of Revan's teachings true but this Is a recording from Revan when He was under emperor vitiate's influence but good video.
PS: And remember The peace Is a lie there Is only passion And balance
I'm serious.
Wasn’t the influence of Vitiate gone when Darth Revan & Darth Malak were far from them?
The mind to destroy the Republic was something Darth Revan twist into it being that he wanted to destry the Republic and rebuild an even stronger Republic that can face whatever Darth Revan saw and doesn’t remember.
Idk
@@75JUNAKI i didnt mean it like that of cource that vitiate was not controling revan the whole time vitiate had lot more things that he needed to etend to by influence i meant that revan mind was overwirite like so that vitiate planted in to revans mind an idea to destroy jedi so delicatly so revan would think that that idea was his own
and not darth revan didn't want to destroy republic becose emperor vitiate did not plant any ideas about republics destruction in to revans mind and republic did not done anything to revan so thats that but darth malak wanted to destroy both jedi and republic.
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Revan was great but Bane was a visionary(despite that vision beginning with Revan’s words here). I really wonder if Bane could take Vitiate. Idk if anyone could take Vitiate.
Darth Plagueis could've matched Darth Vitiate. So could have Marka Ragnos or Exar Kun. And maybe, MAYbe Freedom Nadd or Ajunta Pall.
@@QoQabai658 I doubt any Sith ever would have stood a chance against Valkorian after he ascended. It basically took an army of Force users from every side and the middle working together to take him down.
@@Collin4486 The only individuals I can think of that could have gone toe to toe, one on one with Valkorian/Vitiate is Abeloth/The Mother, The Father, The Son, Morai/The Daughter, and Anakin Skywalker if he had reached his prime.
Just for all you half baked star wars fans reven was not a gray jedi he was a jedi then a sith then a jedi once again, anyone who disagrees i can pull up references.
Basically, Darth Revan taught the Sith wrong, for the fun of it.
No the points he made are all correct.
And this sadly is why bane embraced the ridiculous rule of two and why the sith unfortunately will never truly return. Its why the jedi and many in the galaxy during anakins time either believed the sith to be a myth or extinct. Its why the jedi became so stagnant and believed they had the authority to dictate how the force should be used and what gave the jedi more leeway to destroy lives and potential families all because of thier ignorant beliefs regarding love and attachment. I love the sith but bane is the one I will forever despise. My hatred for bane is equal if not more than my hatred for the jedi.
The Sith aren't all that great. Their's is a philosophy of achieving absolute freedom for oneself by enslaving literally everything else to ones own will. Such a path has one ultimate ending. A single sith lord on a throne on a mountain of corpses, surrounded on all sides by millions of angry slaves and vengeful enemies. Also the nature of the force doesn't really lend itself that because it connects all things together making it ultimately impossible for one creature to maintain control over it because they're only a small part of it no matter how much they're able to pull on it.
@GrantKP you need weapons to to show potential dissenters that there's a price to be paid for disobedience. Fact of the matter is there wasn't any wars until that pitiful rebellion stuck thier noses into things they had no business getting involved in.
one could argue that Revan dealt a powerful blow to the sith with this teaching. As Kreia said, perhaps Revan never fell.
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1. Peace doesn’t need force in order to be secured. The fact that the Galactic Republic existed for a thousand years with peace and harmony is proof of that. The Clone Wars only broke out because the Republic was discriminatory against aliens in the Outer Rim. No discrimination equals no war. Problem solved.
2. The Empire did NOT bring peace to the galaxy. What is peaceful about invading sovereign planets that just want to be left alone? What is peaceful about massacring unarmed protesters? What is peaceful about destroying entire planets and murdering billions? What is peaceful about enslaving entire species or even making them extinct?
3. “Stuck their noses in places they didn’t belong”? How would YOU respond if your hometown was nuked? How would you respond if your entire family was enslaved or murdered? How would you react if all of your freedoms were taken away?
I hope that you are joking, because if you aren’t, you have some deep moral and spiritual problems and you should go live in Saudi Arabia or North Korea. I wish you luck man. Good day.
Stealing from the path of destruction audiobook
Wow. These are terrible ideas. I tell you the only reason the rule of two Sith ever succeeded in conquering the galaxy was sheer dumb luck that the inevitable death of both Master and apprentice didn't occur until their plan was complete. Once they had a power structure underneath them, they lost any hope of long term survival because there was suddenly a bunch of ambitious military officers working under them with every incentive to see them both dead. Before that, the risk was mainly that in an entire galaxy if there's only two of something, it's only a matter of time until that's whittled down to 0.
@GrantKP yeah but that idea of living on through your legacy is similarly unmatched with Sith philosophy, that's why so many of them ruin their organisations, families and legacies trying to cheat death or reach for greater power.
That is why Darth Krayt and his Rule of One was perfect. He was the TRUE Sith'ari.
Darth Bane was a fool. Darth Krayt was the one true Sith'ari. Th greatest Sith Lord of all time.