New Book Offers Insights into the Spirituality of Star Wars

New Book Offers Insights into the Spirituality of Star Wars

Taoist Master Khang-Fré Y’ gives an enlightening study

of the ways of the Force

  

     

In Hints of the Force from Jedi Histories, author Reverend. Brother Headmaster Khang-Fré Y' gives readers a captivating collection of wisdom gleaned through careful examination of the STAR WARS Universe. It is the perfect read for anyone who is looking for a deeper look at the philosophy of the Force and is anxiously awaiting the release of STAR WARS: The Force Awakens.

Written as a promise to a dying friend, Fré Y' explores the spiritual wisdom of the STAR WARS universe. Organized into easily digestible chapters, readers will find a comprehensive collection of quotations and maxims from the STAR WARS universe. These quotations provide insight into both the Sith and Jedi paths and the ways of the Force.  Each maxim is painstakingly notated with which novel it comes from.

An ordained Master of the Religious Order of The Way of ONE (a Taoist religious order), Fré  Y' gives a unique perspective on spirituality contained within both the Star Wars movies and the extended universe that novels and novelizations provide. 

"I am fairly sure the authors of each book in the STAR WARS series had no conception of what they were imparting to the future,” says Fré  Y'. “So I can only thank them for allowing The ONE to express through them and their writing these succinctly inspiring messages.”

Reverend Brother Headmaster Khang-Fre Y'

Khang-Fre Y' is a duly ordained Master of the Religious Order of The WAY of ONE. He is a decorated Vietnam veteran with 24 medals and commendations including a two Purple Hearts and the coveted Presidential Unit Citation from President Lyndon B. Johnson on his only visit to South Vietnam on the 5th of November, 1966. After his military service he earned a Doctorate of Divinity in Kho-N'gha Dhao (a branch of Taoism).  He also has a Bachelors in Asian Physiotheraphy, a Master's in Asian History and Philosophy from the London University of Oriental and African Studies and a Doctorate in Kho-N'gha Dhao Philosophy and Theology.