06-03-21 Powder
This week we will be watching the movie Powder. This is a tremendous opportunity for us to learn from the experiences that the main character called Jeremy goes through, and also from the relationship of Lindsay and Jeremy, because it’s, by any standard very unconventional, and there’s a lot of opinions from those around, Lindsay and Jeremy, that they’re feeling this genuine deep heart to heart connection of innocence and of deep love, and then the world, of course, is reacting to the appearances. This is what we’re dealing with in our perceptions of time and space, we’re dealing with the ego’s judgments and comparisons, we’re dealing with the ego’s belief in competition, and, juxtaposing people and characters and things in this world, as if it’s an external problem when really Jesus is telling us it’s, just a misperception of the world. We have the bullies that that seem to bully Jeremy, and we have, the adults that are judging the relationship, the connection that Lindsey and Jeremy have. Ultimately, I think this movie goes all the way like it hits the grand slam home run. In the end, what but union with God and being lifted up to God, or carried back to God will ever satisfy us will ever bring us the joy and the happiness that eternal, love that we were created in.
Here is a link to the whole talk of the movie workshop
https://www.spreaker.com/user/davidhoffmeister/movie-powder-commentary-by-david
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