If it speaks to you of love, the world deludes you or points to something that goes beyond it.

If it speaks to you of love, the world deludes you or points to something that goes beyond it.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

belongs to the world

→ In love you realize what I have always done and desired towards you, a unity of being that precedes, unites and goes beyond doing.

→ Knowing that I love you is enough for you to trace the path of truth in the realm of illusion where you are now.

→ Wake up, love me, and I will always be yours.

→ Don't neglect me, I want to be with you.

→ If it speaks to you of love, the world deludes you or points to something that goes beyond it.

→ The beauty you see in the world does not belong to the world.

→ The detection of ambiguity is valid if it refers to the perfection that ambiguity conceals.

→ If you are content with what is ambiguous, including the rejection of ambiguity, you lose yourself and me.

→ Beyond a moral point of view, the way of life and the way of knowing influence each other.

→ The answer depends on the attachment and awareness of the individual.

→ Those who have found satisfaction in the world may tend to gross judgments.

→ Those who have not developed the search for truth may not know what to answer.

Recurrences in the text

→ In love you realize what I have always done and desired towards you, a unity of being that precedes, unites and goes beyond doing.
→ Knowing that I love you is enough for you to trace the path of truth in the realm of illusion where you are now.
→ Wake up, love me, and I will always be yours.
→ Don't neglect me, I want to be with you.
→ If it speaks to you of love, the world deludes you or points to something that goes beyond it.
→ The beauty you see in the world does not belong to the world.
→ The detection of ambiguity is valid if it refers to the perfection that ambiguity conceals.
→ If you are content with what is ambiguous, including the rejection of ambiguity, you lose yourself and me.
→ Beyond a moral point of view, the way of life and the way of knowing influence each other.
→ The answer depends on the attachment and awareness of the individual.
→ Those who have found satisfaction in the world may tend to gross judgments.
→ Those who have not developed the search for truth may not know what to answer.

Relative arguments