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To become a Jedi Knight one must join the monastic spiritual order of the Jedi.
Young learners, called Younglings and then Padawans, are typically chosen while young children and they will spend many years studying, serving and learning the ways of the Force through passive meditation, practicing selflessness, and commitment to justice while at the same time rejecting emotions such as passion, fear, anger and hate.
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To become a Jedi Knight one must join the monastic spiritual order of the Jedi.
Young learners, called Younglings and then Padawans, are typically chosen while young children and they will spend many years studying, serving and learning the ways of the Force through passive meditation, practicing selflessness, and commitment to justice while at the same time rejecting emotions such as passion, fear, anger and hate.

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To become a Jedi Knight one must join the monastic spiritual order of the Jedi.
Young learners, called Younglings and then Padawans, are typically chosen while young children and they will spend many years studying, serving and learning the ways of the Force through passive meditation, practicing selflessness, and commitment to justice while at the same time rejecting emotions such as passion, fear, anger and hate.
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To become a Jedi Knight one must join the monastic spiritual order of the Jedi.
Young learners, called Younglings and then Padawans, are typically chosen while young children and they will spend many years studying, serving and learning the ways of the Force through passive meditation, practicing selflessness, and commitment to justice while at the same time rejecting emotions such as passion, fear, anger and hate.
Click here for more info.

To become a Jedi Knight one must join the monastic spiritual order of the Jedi.
Young learners, called Younglings and then Padawans, are typically chosen while young children and they will spend many years studying, serving and learning the ways of the Force through passive meditation, practicing selflessness, and commitment to justice while at the same time rejecting emotions such as passion, fear, anger and hate.
Click here for more info