Who loves the world loses everything.

Who loves the world loses everything.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ 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.

→ I, the Lord God, am always next to my children and do not leave them, because they are precious.
→ Every son must leave the world behind, what makes him unstable, confused, and deprives him of the eternity that belongs to him.
→ I do not let my children go, I'm next to my children, I drive, chase, watch, listen, and love my children.
→ I want to love you and nothing else, to stay beside you and not to leave, to walk in this revelation and always with you.
→ Getting away from the father means appropriating of what is not of my son and to leave to the world what is of my son.

→ Do not neglect me.

→ If you do not want me, you lose me.

→ Only time is lost.

→ You have lost time, but it does not matter, you are mine and we are immortal.

→ If you lose me, you lose yourself.
→ Who prefers the world loses himself, me and the world.
→ Who does not choose his destiny loses time and suffers.
→ If you neglect me, you lose everything, you plunge into pain, you do not live.

→ Who loves the world loses everything.

→ In rejecting love, you lose your realization, you suffer and you make others suffer.

→ If you neglect me, you lose everything, you plunge into pain, you do not live.

→ Choose the truth and leave the illusion.

→ Ignore me, doubt me and you will experience the painful illusion.

→ Forget it, consider the world empty.

→ Love for others is well spent if you don't lose yourself and me.

→ What is of the world does not belong to you, leave it to the world, you can not possess it.

→ The repeated experience of temporary and unintended loss of balance can be understood in several ways.

→ If you lose me, you lose you too, because you no longer know who you are.

Relative arguments