In adapting to the world, man betrays his true self, that which he is, from which he comes and for which he exists.

In adapting to the world, man betrays his true self, that which he is, from which he comes and for which he exists.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

the world is temporary

→ The very nature of man makes possible and guarantees the realization of man's victory over the enormous lie of the world.

→ Light can not be won by darkness.
→ The false lights, the illusions of the world can not overwhelm humanity forever.
→ The illusion of the world is destined to nullify itself.
→ Darkness of the world, you are destined to your dissolution, to leave room to the infinite light that you tried to hide, in a cosmic process aimed at activating the potential of love present in every man.
→ The dimension of the result, which is life, truth and love without end, justifies the pain and the difficulties of the path.

→ Darkness of the world, you are destined to your dissolution, to leave room to the infinite light that you tried to hide, in a cosmic process aimed at activating the potential of love present in every man.

→ Don't worry, you're important to me, I love you and I want you.

→ The objective of man is what I wanted him for, to live with me in the eternal dimension.

→ In adapting to the world, man betrays his true self, that which he is, from which he comes and for which he exists.

Recurrences in the text

→ The very nature of man makes possible and guarantees the realization of man's victory over the enormous lie of the world.
→ Light can not be won by darkness.
→ Darkness of the world, you are destined to your dissolution, to leave room to the infinite light that you tried to hide, in a cosmic process aimed at activating the potential of love present in every man.
→ Don't worry, you're important to me, I love you and I want you.
→ The objective of man is what I wanted him for, to live with me in the eternal dimension.
→ In adapting to the world, man betrays his true self, that which he is, from which he comes and for which he exists.

Relative arguments