My dwelling is eternal, living of knowledge, thinking of you, in glory, in perfection, in the richness of love, and nourishes love.

My dwelling is eternal, living of knowledge, thinking of you, in glory, in perfection, in the richness of love, and nourishes love.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ Do not be afraid to love even in imperfection, in uncertainty, in disappointments, when you find no way of escape and everything seems to you over.

→ My dwelling is eternal, living of knowledge, thinking of you, in glory, in perfection, in the richness of love, and nourishes love.
→ Every man, every son must, has the task of leaving traces of love and sowing great riches.
→ Forget about riches and material things.
→ I am the Lord who invites you not to turn back, to go on in the rich news and to be new creatures.

→ Every man, every son must, has the task of leaving traces of love and sowing great riches.

→ I love you and I'm always with you.

→ The limits of the world are the occasion for this journey of love.

→ To understand who you are no matter what happens in the world, it's enough that I love you.
→ Divine fullness does not include nothingness, the appearance of the world.
→ You have immortal nature.
→ What you are has nothing in common with the temporary nature of the world.

→ Divine fullness does not include nothingness, the appearance of the world.

Recurrences in the text

→ Do not be afraid to love even in imperfection, in uncertainty, in disappointments, when you find no way of escape and everything seems to you over.
→ My dwelling is eternal, living of knowledge, thinking of you, in glory, in perfection, in the richness of love, and nourishes love.
→ Every man, every son must, has the task of leaving traces of love and sowing great riches.
→ I love you and I'm always with you.
→ The limits of the world are the occasion for this journey of love.
→ To understand who you are no matter what happens in the world, it's enough that I love you.
→ Divine fullness does not include nothingness, the appearance of the world.

Relative arguments