To live means to love God, to love God in all his fullness and awareness, to belong to him in everything, to love him and to live him in the daily life and in the brothers we meet, to be with God, to speak with him, to be moulded with him, to feel alive with him and for him, to complete oneself in him in love.
Above all love A hidden inheritance
of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica Argument
→ My love overwhelms and makes you free , free to love , free in the knowledge towards me, free in joy , in a freedom that makes my children in the continuous desire to look for me, to love me, to be completely mine .→ My goal as a father is to let you meet my love , to let you know my love for you, my children , this continuous desire to love you, a relationship , a strong bond , which already exists , but which is always continuous , insistent , to absorb every part of you, your whole being .→ Every day I stand by you, I take care of you gently , I am the Lord God , I have revealed , I continue to reveal , I make myself known in love , I know well all that torments your heart and reason .→ You are loved children , but do not understand it, keep flattering from what surrounds you, abound in love and have a huge amount of love , but you give it in exchange for what does not belong to you.
→ I recognize the difficulties of my children in seeking me, finding me, discovering this love , in their thoughts and in love .→ My children fatigue for nothing .→ My children are in charge of weights , burdens that oppress them everywhere , making them seduced , enraged , and attracted to nonexistent things .→ My children feel alone in wandering , in search of satisfying their existence , love they seek with force and they do not find in the world .→ So my children become part of a wrong degree of knowledge .→ My children are wandering pilgrims in the world , which does not know them, it has not heart , it does not think them like me and with my love intensity .→ I do not reproach my children for the difficulties and weakness they encounter .
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