If he refuses what he is, man loses himself, he cedes beeing to things, to nothingness, and suffers.

If he refuses what he is, man loses himself, he cedes beeing to things, to nothingness, and suffers.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

suffers

→ Things are nothing and become nothing, they disappear.

→ If he refuses what he is, man loses himself, he cedes beeing to things, to nothingness, and suffers.
→ Let the world go where it has to go, to nothing.

→ Nothing can force you.

→ This love overcomes thoughts, makes you free from every overbearing and violence of the thoughts of the world.
→ Recognizing the thoughts of the world for what they are, abandon them on their rise and seek me immediately.
→ Turn to the truth and the thoughts of the world will disappear.

→ Allow the vanity to disappear.

→ Let the world go where it has to go, to nothing.

Recurrences in the text

→ Things are nothing and become nothing, they disappear.
→ If he refuses what he is, man loses himself, he cedes beeing to things, to nothingness, and suffers.
→ Nothing can force you.
→ Nothing can separate us.
→ Allow the vanity to disappear.
→ Let the world go where it has to go, to nothing.

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