You are called to choose between the absolute truth and the illusion of the world, the worst of drugs.

You are called to choose between the absolute truth and the illusion of the world, the worst of drugs.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ I have revealed in my glory that I am present, working in the depths of your soul.

→ Who loves the world loses everything.

→ If it is saturated with the world, the heart suffers and moans death.

→ The final choice is close in this life.

→ This is love.
→ I'm always with you.
→ You are part of me, do not neglect me, choose me, correspond me.
→ I am with you, do not ignore me.

→ The delay of the choice is an unhappy time.

→ You are called to choose between the absolute truth and the illusion of the world, the worst of drugs.

→ You are the purpose of my creation, what I have worked for from the infinite and for the infinite.

→ My infinite nature works in you and will never leave you.

→ I desire and want you to love me, and I work effectively to make this happen.

→ Fill up with this vital knowledge and let go of what's going on.

→ The world is the shadow of God.

→ To walk towards me you just have to choose what is best.

→ Visual things seduce, disappoint, fascinate, destroy until you lose yours and my identity.
→ I always love you, but when you're unconscious you forget and lose yourself and me.
→ Exchanging your eternity with the illusions of the world is a very bad deal, a very painful loss.
→ You are made to choose and love at the highest level, and if you don't, you forget who you are, you lose energy and you suffer.

→ The most binding trap is that of violent, attractive or repulsive negative passions, with an animalistic, ferocious, demonic logic.

→ At an intermediate level there is the economic logic, of profit and loss, cold and mechanical.

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

Relative arguments