"I can't believe they let you teach."

Class was being held in the salle again. Or rather the Danger Shop set up as the salle. Safety first and all. "Since yesterday afternoon got...odd," Anakin said, "we have decided to demonstrate how meditation works in tandem with action."

Stabby, stabby action.

"Moving meditation serves several purposes," Ahsoka explained as she directed various students where to stand and distributed simulated training sabers amongst the class. "First, and most importantly, as you may have noticed over the past few weeks, stillness of body does not automatically translate to stillness of mind. For some," Anakin "- that is easier to achieve through controlled, meaningful movement."

Sitting around was boring, Ahsoka. "We'll begin with the first form of Jedi lightsaber training," Anakin said. "It's meant to let you concentrate on the motions and be present with the blade and the universe around you. It's not flashy and you generally won't cut off your own limbs attempting it."

Very helpful, Anakin.

Anakin would know all about that, given he'd managed to lose more than the number humans actually came with. Ahsoka drew one of her own sabers and ignited it, demonstrating the kata, her moments slow and smooth. "The saber is more than just a laser sword. The kyber within has its own presence in the Force, one you must work with, not against, until the saber becomes an extension of yourself."

Anakin nodded. "Part of creating a lightsaber is forming that relationship, but even with a practice blade, you will be able to sense if you are working in harmony or if it's fighting you."

Just normal Jedi things, forming emotional connections to magic space rocks.

Anakin spun (dramatically, it's a Jedi thing) to face Ahsoka, meeting her motions with his own practice saber. "You can go through the forms alone, or you can work through it with a partner. You may go as quickly as you'd like. Don't lose a hand."

Again, Anakin would know about that.