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Passion, yet serenity by good_girl_astray
Fandoms: Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015), Star Wars - All Media Types
10 Feb 2016
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Summary
Jedi training involves intense meditation. Let's say that connecting oneself to the living force is an incredibly powerful sensation, especially for beginners doing it successfully for the first time. You can suddenly feel the life force of everything around you, as part of you. It's overwhelming. And that can lead to unintentional bodily reactions.
Traditionally, Jedi began training as children, and learn to control this sensation as they are growing. For uninitiated adults, with established, healthy sex drives, that sensation overload can cause intense, immediate arousal.
The first time Rey reaches this level, that's exactly what happens. She's overwhelmed with sensations she can't fully understand. She losses her focus and collapses into a quivering heap of desperate arousal.
Luke went through the same thing when he first learned to mediate. At the time, Yoda was disappointed, complaining again that Luke was too old to be just starting. When it happens to Rey, Luke is more sympathetic; he lets her do what she needs to do, and assures her afterwards she did nothing wrong, that is perfectly natural, and she'll learn to control it in time.
Series
- Part 2 of Children of the Desert