I love you, I teach you that receiving love, letting yourself be loved and loving is divine.

I love you, I teach you that receiving love, letting yourself be loved and loving is divine.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

your God

→ Forget about riches and material things.

→ You are my garden, where every day good thoughts are born, good, love flowers that do not shake with the wind, which remain firm and supported by sunlight.
→ I teach you to love yourself and to be good, generous and simple.

→ I love you, I teach you that receiving love, letting yourself be loved and loving is divine.

→ Events do not count for anything.

→ Love is always a winner.

→ The world is not real and man is real.

→ The illusion does not really exist, lasts only a short time and then fades away.

→ Darkness does not exist forever, it is an illusion.

→ The outside of me does not really exist, it is not real, at most it appears only for a while.

→ The world in which you believe you are living is only an illusion, it does not really exist, forever, it is an ephemeral kingdom, empty, subject to destruction.

→ The unconscious is a slave to nothing, wanders into nothing, but only temporarily.

→ Man is destined to realize divinity.

Recurrences in the text

→ Forget about riches and material things.
→ I teach you to love yourself and to be good, generous and simple.
→ I love you, I teach you that receiving love, letting yourself be loved and loving is divine.
→ Events do not count for anything.
→ Love is always a winner.
→ The world is not real and man is real.
→ The illusion does not really exist, lasts only a short time and then fades away.
→ Darkness does not exist forever, it is an illusion.
→ The outside of me does not really exist, it is not real, at most it appears only for a while.
→ The world in which you believe you are living is only an illusion, it does not really exist, forever, it is an ephemeral kingdom, empty, subject to destruction.
→ The unconscious is a slave to nothing, wanders into nothing, but only temporarily.
→ Man is destined to realize divinity.

Relative arguments