The divine nature of man destines him to recognize the chasm of the world in view of the immense eternal truth.

The divine nature of man destines him to recognize the chasm of the world in view of the immense eternal truth.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ A minimum of discernment is necessary and sufficient to recognize possible temptations.

→ The contradictions and problems of the world find no solution within it.

→ The light of awareness, the knowledge of truth dissolves fear and guilt.
→ Enraged by his fate, the blasphemer blames God and the legalist accuses the other or himself.
→ The pains, the guilt and the hardships of this world are nothing to your immortal nature.
→ The wish for me is fulfilled in a safe, balanced way, does not cause guilt, does not accuse.

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

→ The divine nature of man destines him to recognize the chasm of the world in view of the immense eternal truth.

→ Love me and smile at the world, and that's enough.

→ Have faith, believe in me.

→ Every cell, every particle of your body is love, woven into love.
→ Every my gesture is of a father.
→ Faith in oneself and in God brings love and light, which every man is really hungry for.
→ Every man can illuminate.
→ Love and light are one, God the father of every man.
→ I can use and I already use everything for your best good.

→ My project is as perfect as I am.

→ In fragility you will find indestructibility, in pain joy, in the slavery of mechanism absolute freedom.

→ After sufficient experience, man must answer on the meaning of life in the world.

→ I can and want everything.

Recurrences in the text

→ A minimum of discernment is necessary and sufficient to recognize possible temptations.
→ The contradictions and problems of the world find no solution within it.
→ The light of awareness, the knowledge of truth dissolves fear and guilt.
→ Let the world go where it has to go, to nothing.
→ The divine nature of man destines him to recognize the chasm of the world in view of the immense eternal truth.
→ Love me and smile at the world, and that's enough.
→ Have faith, believe in me.
→ I can use and I already use everything for your best good.
→ My project is as perfect as I am.
→ In fragility you will find indestructibility, in pain joy, in the slavery of mechanism absolute freedom.
→ After sufficient experience, man must answer on the meaning of life in the world.
→ I can and want everything.

Relative arguments