Knowledge and love restore to you the truth that the world seeks in vain to obscure.

Knowledge and love restore to you the truth that the world seeks in vain to obscure.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ Recognizing things for what they are is a sign of awareness.

→ The light of awareness dissolves low thoughts.

→ Illusion wants to obscure truth and unawareness is the state in which consciousness is dominated by illusion.

→ Unawareness is a state of false being that tends to replicate, it is contagious.

→ I love you.
→ Do not be afraid, you will always stay with me.
→ I am God, eternal, immortal and omnipotent.
→ I want you and I'll have you.
→ Do not forget my words and do not forget me.
→ Know, live, remember my love, the fact that you belong to me and I belong to you.
→ If you want me, think about me, talk to me.

→ I am God, eternal, immortal and omnipotent.

→ I want you and I'll have you.

→ Do not forget my words and do not forget me.

→ If you sleep spiritually you are like a ghost, alive by nature and dead in consciousness.

→ Knowledge and love restore to you the truth that the world seeks in vain to obscure.

→ Infinite love is an achievement within your reach, but it requires a lot of energy on your part.

→ Please remember me, don't let the world take you, for your own good.

→ The unconscious needs rules, but whoever is close to the truth easily finds the appropriate act.

→ Ignorance, pain, selfishness and death are not for you, they are not compatible with your true nature.

→ The memory, the awareness of the nature of the world helps not to be overwhelmed by it.

→ Recognizing the inconsistency of the world is already a factor that overcomes it and invites us to turn towards eternity.

→ The awareness of eternity, putting in the foreground truth, the relationship with God, overcomes the illusion of the world.

→ The world can use pain to soil who you think you are with a sense of guilt or fragility.

Relative arguments