The Community




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What Is ‘The Community?’

“The Community” is a shorthand phrase for the “Jedi Community” often spoken by Jediism/Realist  members who attend and participate in more than one Jediism/Realist groups.

There are usually two types of practitioners. Those who remain loyal and dedicated to just one group, chapter, temple.  And those who participate in many of the main and/or uncommon groups.

It is in the second trend of members who will commonly refer to ‘The Community’ in an effort to unify and represent the whole of the Jediism and Jedi Realist efforts rather than singling out just one as an all around representation of beliefs.

Example:

The Community History
Vs
Temple of the Jedi Order History

TOTJO is a large group and has been around for a long time. It could in some ways be considered its own type of community. But is not what people are referring too when referencing “The Jedi community” or “The community”

Here at Just Jedi we encourage our members to branch out and adventure to other groups, churches and temples for an all encompassing practice and experience we do our best to provide the information needed to explore these options.

Our Online Directory & Offline Directory for example is one way for our members to find other Jedi Groups. The Jedi Gatherings FB page is another way to connect and find Jedi for offline meetings.


Journal Entry

  • How many Jedi groups do you participate in? List them in your Journal and write a brief description about what you like about them and what you dislike about them.


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