The Barash Vow: Explaining the Star Wars comics term referenced on The Acolyte
Here's why Jedi Master Torbin was meditating for more than a decade
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(Image credit: Marvel Comics)
Although this was the first time the term was used in the real world, in the Star Wars galaxy it dates back to hundreds of years earlier and the High Republic era - yes, the same time period as The Acolyte show. It’s named after Barash Silvain, a Jedi Master who vowed to temporarily halt her actions as a Jedi following a disastrous mission on the planet …
