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[Star Wars] Isn't becoming a Force Ghost more of a Sith move?

The attachment implied by hanging around after you've died just seems a bit *off* somehow. 

It seems to me that keeping conscious after your body perishes violates the circle of life. As everything lives, everything dies.

I could see sidious creaming his pants at the thought of becoming a Force Ghost and being able to wander to different planets and call down lightning strikes without a squishy corporeal form. 

By the same token I would have thought jedi would "become one with the force" by experiencing ego-death and actually returning to the force like a Buddhist reaching nirvana or something.

How is using magic to return from the dead and influence the living in anyway maintaining balance and the natural order of the force?
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From the right point of view, staying around as a force ghost can be seen as the more selfless thing to do. It can be compared to the Buddhist concept of the Bodhisattva, a person who becomes enlightened but chooses to return to the cycle of reincarnation in order to help others become enlightened, rather than escaping the cycle of suffering. The Jedi who we've seen become ghosts do just that: help to guide and mentor the next generation of Jedi. In the desperate times that the Galaxy was going through, Obi-Wan and Yoda likely saw this as preferable to becoming one with the Force immediately.