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To learn the staff you need to understand three principles:
To learn the staff you need to understand three principles:
 
* - All desires must be reined in. All thoughts must serve the High Purpose.
- All desires must be reined in. All thoughts must serve the High Purpose.
* - Emotions lead you astray from the Path and therefore they lead you to ruin
- Emotions lead you astray from the Path and therefore they lead you to ruin
* - The staff is not just your weapon. It's a continuation of your very self.
- The staff is not just your weapon. It's a continuation of your very self.


And remember that blindly performing the techniques and learning the motions won't teach you the most important thing - the Unity, the greatest of the Nine Virtues...
And remember that blindly performing the techniques and learning the motions won't teach you the most important thing - the Unity, the greatest of the Nine Virtues...

Revision as of 17:14, 16 June 2023

Staves Treatise II/Tooltip

Description

Allows you to learn some Staves abilties

Effect

Teaches :

Acquired From


Book content

...The staff is akin to the Path - it's straight and unassuming at first glance, but it holds many intricacies, which are impossible to grasp with a limited mind. The staff doesn't yield its secrets to those who are impatient, arrogant, cowardly, or corrupted with affluence - only those who understand the essence of things can hope to unlock its potential.

To learn the staff you need to understand three principles:

  • - All desires must be reined in. All thoughts must serve the High Purpose.
  • - Emotions lead you astray from the Path and therefore they lead you to ruin
  • - The staff is not just your weapon. It's a continuation of your very self.

And remember that blindly performing the techniques and learning the motions won't teach you the most important thing - the Unity, the greatest of the Nine Virtues...


See also