As a child, I have been hearing about Lightsabers but I didn’t know what it is. When I hear that word, I think of flashlights. I was partially right. A Lightsaber is a fictional sword used by the Jedi order in the Star Wars movies. It typically features a metal handle that can project a blade of plasma energy. I feel that it’s more effective than the genuine kind of sword if there were real ones. But come to think of it, if someone doesn’t know how to make use of it, then it probably is as useless as a flashlight in the middle of a swordfight.

I have always believed that no matter what you are holding, provided that you’ve heard of how to use it to defend oneself, it will likely be your strongest and effective weapon against the opponent. Am I sounding like a Jedi now? Well anyone could be a Jedi now that Lightsabers have happened to be made available to the public by means of stores that specialize on movie replica equipment and props.

Sometimes I even think that one could make a lot of money putting up a shop that specializes in movie memorabilias and prop replicas. There are millions of movie replica aficionados out there who are willing to shell out thousands of dollars to own an item similar to the props that were used in movies that made it big. Some are even selling or auctioning off the real props that were actually used in the movie itself. Most are auctioned off for charity and other good causes and some are auctioned off just for personal gain.

I completely realize the fulfillment derived from having a useless Lightsaber hanging around the house. It gives you bragging rights. The mere fact that you own a thing that nobody else in the neighborhood has is something to be very proud of. Maybe it’s kind of worthless to others but to you, it’s worth just about every dollar you saved from skipping lunch just to get hold of this Lightsaber.

Just to give you a better understanding regarding the different color coding of the Lightsabers as you will find it in the movies, a blue or cyan Lightsaber means it belongs to a Jedi Guardian or a Jedi Weapon Master. Yellow, bronze or orange ones fit in with a Jedi Sentinel or a Jedi Watchman. The green, silver and viridian ones belong to the Jedi Consulars and the Jedi Masters. A red one belongs to any class of Sith.

It’s funny how you will find Star Wars admirers battle over the true meaning or symbolisms of Lightsaber colors from its owners. A lot even get into major word fights in web forum discussions concerning Star Wars tools, weapons and also other things. I really do not mind them arguing over the silliest things but sometimes it could possibly get out of hand. They are arguing how a Jedi must be selected as if they were part of a council. My final notes are if these folks were given Lightsabers, they’d probably end up slicing each other over an argument that should certainly not have been for real from the start.

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