Lessons from Father Stu

Father Stu is a story about a Catholic priest, but it holds profound messages for people of all faiths, or even no faith at all.

Topics:
Perennial philosophy.
Four universal methods from the movie Father Stu that can be applied to anyone's life to bring you closer to pure consciousness God, the universe, the Lord Almighty:

1 - God doesn't make mistakes.
"We Are Not Human Beings Having A Spiritual Experience, We Are Spiritual Beings Having A Human One.”

2 - The body is a vessel.
"God doesn’t promise our stories will make sense, but He does promise they’ll find their greater purpose if we’re patient."

"All our outer nature’s wasting away. But our inner nature is being renewed every day. This life, no matter how long it lasts, is a momentary affliction preparing us for eternal glory.“

3 - Forgive
"If God is willing to forgive you and me, I’ve got to be willing to forgive others."

4 - Invite God, the greater Self, universal spirit into your life.
"I could have used God’s help for a lot of things, but I never could find Him. My son said, ‘God wasn’t lost."

Methods to self-actualization:
Open-mindedness
Self-inquiry
Meditation
Mindfulness
Being Present
Gratitude
Acceptance
Love
Forgiveness

We have a choice: Live from a place of fear or a place of love.

Have an open mind while watching this - and remember, we are all entitled to our own opinions. I only present my beliefs/interpretations in order to show other perspectives.

Thanks for watching.

Credit:
Father Stu (2022), Starring Mark Wahlberg

Power of Now book summary:

[IamStarstar]

Lessons from Father Stu
1 - God doesn’t make mistakes
2 - The body is a vessel
3 - Forgive
4 - Invite God into your life

[MG-iozo]

Well done sir! one of the best videos YouTube.

[timothykangethe]

Eternal good in the face of Human Atrocities...Love in the face of defenceless injustices, that's a Misnomer 🤔.

[ValleysOfNeptune]

Take the acrion, let god take care of the results 😮

[rayevansharrell]

Not my language. Monkeys do what this mind is saying. So what is it that humans are responsible for in the universe? How can we be as good at what our Ultimate Purpose is as that Monkey is to his? I'm afraid I can't relate to this language. It is too Euro centric to meet my needs.

[bigfoot]

god dosnt make mistakes, well he did by putting humans on earth thay are destroying it.