This is a call of love, not a reprimand.

This is a call of love, not a reprimand.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ Why don't you think of me?

→ This is a call of love, not a reprimand.

→ The world can't give you anything persistent.

→ If you're looking for me, you'll find yourself.

→ I love you.

→ You're everything to me.

→ My love for each one of you is immense.

→ The mind tends to tell stories, interpretations of the past or any future possibilities, pleasant or unpleasant, fearful or desirable, linked to temporality, to the unawareness of eternity.
→ At every moment many signs of an inconsistent reality present themselves to the consciousness, while the eternal reality remains invisible to the senses.
→ Physical nature makes choice difficult, pulls towards matter, to which it belongs.
→ The enormous difficulty that man has to solve is appropriate to his divine potential.

→ I love you and that's all that matters.

→ The world is for man an ambiguous mystery, unknowable and unpossessable.

→ To attach oneself to the world, to try to know and possess that which you cannot, generate pain, the oblivion of oneself, the enslavement to that which is by nature inferior.

→ Now revelation is something wonderful for those who, in addition to experiencing, have full conviction of themselves and me.
→ For your sake and for my sake, don't neglect me.
→ Trust me to start, and you can trust yourself.
→ Remember yourself and me.
→ Act within yourself, think of me present, take me into account, speak to me, love me, listen to me, do not allow what is ephemeral to steal your attention.

→ Don't leave me for anything in the world, don't put anything before eternity.

→ The omnipotent advises you not to neglect it.

→ Of course, as an alternative to me, you can love or own the world.

Recurrences in the text

→ Why don't you think of me?
→ This is a call of love, not a reprimand.
→ The world can't give you anything persistent.
→ If you're looking for me, you'll find yourself.
→ I love you.
→ You're everything to me.
→ My love for each one of you is immense.
→ Come back to me, don't follow the world.
→ I love you and that's all that matters.
→ The world is for man an ambiguous mystery, unknowable and unpossessable.
→ To attach oneself to the world, to try to know and possess that which you cannot, generate pain, the oblivion of oneself, the enslavement to that which is by nature inferior.
→ Recognizing everything for what it is produces a lot of fruit.
→ Don't leave me for anything in the world, don't put anything before eternity.
→ The omnipotent advises you not to neglect it.
→ Of course, as an alternative to me, you can love or own the world.

Relative arguments