Canonical heaven is the merger of soul with the origin, the universe, and everything, aka Gawwwwwwwddddd, becoming one with eternity, past, future, and present.
That is, apparently, what happens to everyone with midichlorians until Qui-Gon figured out how to maintain and project a personality from it. They are, effectively, the “angels” of Star Wars. Not necessarily separate from The Force but a personality in their own right within it, for a time. Apparently it’s harder after time passes and the personality loses direct connections with the current state of the galaxy.
The neat thing about that, beyond the typical Westernization of Eastern belief systems that is the Star Wars Force philosophy, is that that interpretation is actually pretty interesting with the revisioning of the Sith as some kind of dark and twisted pursuit of eternal life instead of an acceptance of your place in the cosmos/ as part of of Gawwwwwwddd’s/TheForces plan/self/servant/whatever. Kind of a reimagining of the Evil Necromancer.
Doubtful, eh, though a humorous take. I had the notion that the reason you see yoda, anakin, and obi-wan was because they had left such an impression on the force. Super powerful jedi, lots of effects on the galaxy. What you as the viewer (through the lens of the character) are seeing is the force itself, in its ‘mysteries’ and movements, with the image of those people, rather like if you were looking at a pool of water and see a shape of a person on the surface after a person shaped rock had been dropped in.
Are the Younglings in Force heaven too?
Would they recognize Anakin? 😏
“You killed all of us as children”
“Awkward this is”
Force ghost =/= force heaven. The kids are somewhere better, while Anakin is stuck as a ghost.
Well.
Canonical heaven is the merger of soul with the origin, the universe, and everything, aka Gawwwwwwwddddd, becoming one with eternity, past, future, and present.
That is, apparently, what happens to everyone with midichlorians until Qui-Gon figured out how to maintain and project a personality from it. They are, effectively, the “angels” of Star Wars. Not necessarily separate from The Force but a personality in their own right within it, for a time. Apparently it’s harder after time passes and the personality loses direct connections with the current state of the galaxy.
The neat thing about that, beyond the typical Westernization of Eastern belief systems that is the Star Wars Force philosophy, is that that interpretation is actually pretty interesting with the revisioning of the Sith as some kind of dark and twisted pursuit of eternal life instead of an acceptance of your place in the cosmos/ as part of of Gawwwwwwddd’s/TheForces plan/self/servant/whatever. Kind of a reimagining of the Evil Necromancer.
Well then those kids are one with Anakin so they wouldn’t care about his past or something… Force angel forgiveness maybe? Idk how it works tbh
Doubtful, eh, though a humorous take. I had the notion that the reason you see yoda, anakin, and obi-wan was because they had left such an impression on the force. Super powerful jedi, lots of effects on the galaxy. What you as the viewer (through the lens of the character) are seeing is the force itself, in its ‘mysteries’ and movements, with the image of those people, rather like if you were looking at a pool of water and see a shape of a person on the surface after a person shaped rock had been dropped in.