Be free children, who are, who live for me, in me, conscious, aware, and who do not let be corrupted because united to me by an incorruptible love.

Be free children, who are, who live for me, in me, conscious, aware, and who do not let be corrupted because united to me by an incorruptible love.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ My children get involved in a pitiful, useless world, that seduces and then destroys them.

→ Think that your father never leaves you alone, that you have not been created to be prisoners, that you are free and children of the father.

→ Let me own you and drag you to me.

→ Do not reject me, your father.

→ Be free children, who are, who live for me, in me, conscious, aware, and who do not let be corrupted because united to me by an incorruptible love.

→ I am always with you, I never leave you.

→ This arduous path is possible, because the truth that you are can not deny my truth, if it recognizes and leaves the deception of the world and chooses coherence.

→ I've never left you.

→ You cannot remove the forces of evil from the world, you can and must ignore them, not follow them, not value them.

→ Do not forget me, never leave me, do not prefer the world, do not love nothingness.

→ Who chooses me has me immediately.
→ Those who ignore me do not know.
→ True knowledge does not neglect me.
→ The wise man does not neglect me, he keeps my words, my memory and my love.

→ True knowledge does not neglect me.

→ Darkness of the world, you are destined to your dissolution, to leave room to the infinite light that you tried to hide, in a cosmic process aimed at activating the potential of love present in every man.

→ Every man can and must find the path that leads him to me.
→ Eternal life is for everyone but you must reach it.
→ Man must find me and is able to do it.
→ Talk to me, listen to me, stay with me consciously.
→ I will not leave you alone.

→ Don't let the big thief rob you.

Relative arguments