Either you love the world and neglect God or vice versa.

Either you love the world and neglect God or vice versa.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ Either you love the world and neglect God or vice versa.

→ In the way of knowing it is necessary to distinguish what is primary, fundamental.

→ Correct knowledge takes into account what is entirely true and overlooks what is ambiguous.

→ If you forget love, the fact that I love you and you are made to love, then the painful illusion of the world takes over you and possesses you.
→ It is not permissible to neglect what has greater value in front of what is worth little or nothing.
→ If you neglect me you live an illusion, you are prey to deception.

→ If you knew how much I love you.
→ If you should know my love.
→ Wisdom is my root and the fruit of my breast.
→ Now you know.

→ Awareness seeks what is entirely true.

→ Knowledge of the world has an inconsistent object.

→ A valid knowledge of the world observes and recognizes its inconsistency.

→ The idea of a total inconsistency does not exceed the limit of inconsistency, it does not satisfy the search for the full truth, the desire for awareness.

→ Every man can and must choose between quantity and quality.

→ Many superficial relationships cannot replace the deep, fundamental relationship.

→ If you always live turned out of yourself, you don't know who you are.

→ It takes a very strong mind to hold the view of truth beyond the illusion of the world, which moves you away from the center.

Recurrences in the text

→ Either you love the world and neglect God or vice versa.
→ In the way of knowing it is necessary to distinguish what is primary, fundamental.
→ Correct knowledge takes into account what is entirely true and overlooks what is ambiguous.
→ It is not permissible to neglect what has greater value in front of what is worth little or nothing.
→ Whoever is completely a prisoner of the world does not know he is, egoic subjectivity feeds on what develops it.
→ Awareness seeks what is entirely true.
→ Knowledge of the world has an inconsistent object.
→ A valid knowledge of the world observes and recognizes its inconsistency.
→ The idea of a total inconsistency does not exceed the limit of inconsistency, it does not satisfy the search for the full truth, the desire for awareness.
→ Every man can and must choose between quantity and quality.
→ Many superficial relationships cannot replace the deep, fundamental relationship.
→ If you always live turned out of yourself, you don't know who you are.
→ It takes a very strong mind to hold the view of truth beyond the illusion of the world, which moves you away from the center.

Relative arguments