You're mine, I want you for me, to live with me, for real life.

You're mine, I want you for me, to live with me, for real life.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ I'm your father and I take care of you, son, take care of me too.

→ You're mine, I want you for me, to live with me, for real life.

→ Many signs, including one's deepest aspirations, pain and revelation, help man to recognize the truth.

→ If everything were temporary, silence would be too, therefore absolute silence is absurd, contradictory, unthinkable, impracticable.

→ You are always inside of me, you live in me.

→ In the intense and mutual choice of love, our bond of belonging is realized and shines.

→ At a lighter egoic level there is an individualism that is attentive only to its own well-being, inactive, incapable of good or evil.

→ I want you to be aware of how important love is and capable of transmitting it.

→ Pain is an inevitable part of life, it can teach you to be stronger and more aware, help develop understanding and compassion for yourself and others, learn to manage your emotions.

→ Guilt and fragility belong to the world and the body, they do not belong to the divine nature with which you were created.

→ Nell'inconsapevolezza sei prigioniero dell'oscurità, dell'illusione del mondo.

→ A strong attachment to the rules is a sign of a weak, inflexible mind.
→ Love is a deep and lasting feeling, an indissoluble bond, a positive evolutionary force.
→ Eternal offspring is a promise, a strong bond, an unalterable union.
→ Nothing can separate us, because my love is stronger than anything.
→ Looking at you my heart fills with joy, with a deep and strong love.
→ Any difficulty you encounter is temporary and adequate to your strength.

→ My son, I allow you to experience the painful darkness of this world, which alienates you from me, from mine and from your nature, so that you recognize the truth beyond any deception.

→ Whoever seeks the truth belongs to it and whoever finds the truth owns it.

Relative arguments