What passes is nothing, it is not necessary, it is useless.

What passes is nothing, it is not necessary, it is useless.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ What passes is nothing, it is not necessary, it is useless.

→ Man can understand and in his time he will understand well.

→ Without the connection to truth, man is lost in the void of the world.

→ The true value is immense and surpasses nothingness.

→ Everything in the world, including the whole world, is ridiculous compared to eternal love.

→ You can understand eternal love.

→ Let go of negativity and it will disappear.

→ Play with the world, do not fear it and evil will disappear.

→ The path of realization is arduous and painful, but worthwhile.
→ Live me and everything is realized inside and outside of you with infinite power and dimension.
→ My sons, the time of your realization is near.
→ The time for the realization of the truth in you depends on you, on the free choices of man.
→ Infinite love is realized in you in corresponding to me.
→ Your destiny is to live and be as I am, and it will come true if and when you want it.

→ You are certain and eternal.
→ You are me.
→ You are.
→ The world is not.
→ Attachment to the world, to materiality, is the worst enemy of your fulfillment in eternity.

→ You have immortal nature.

→ I'm with you and I always love you.
→ Think of me and enjoy my love.
→ Fill up with this vital knowledge and let go of what's going on.
→ Open to eternity and close to temporary.

→ Observe your brothers with my love, as eternal souls, at worst lost in the world, not as bodies, distinguish the eternal and the insubstantial.

→ In the world pain is a source of knowledge, pleasure is a source of illusion, the eye that neglects the eternal exchanges the true for the ambiguous.

→ The child who recognizes the primacy of eternity notices that it is not easy to give it the attention it deserves, sees that the uncontrolled mind tends towards temporariness.

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