The beauty of the soul is love.
Above all love
A hidden inheritance
- of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica
Argument
Recurrences in the text
- → The beauty of the soul is love.
- → Love is the pearl of the soul.
- → Soul is knowledge.
- → Knowledge is love.
- → Infinite love is realized in you in corresponding to me.
- → Love, the desire for divine perfection, is born of divine perfection and belongs to it.
- → In love you realize what I have always done and desired towards you, a unity of being that precedes, unites and goes beyond doing.
- → Knowing that I love you is enough for you to trace the path of truth in the realm of illusion where you are now.
- → Wake up, love me, and I will always be yours.
- → Don't neglect me, I want to be with you.
- → If it speaks to you of love, the world deludes you or points to something that goes beyond it.
- → The beauty you see in the world does not belong to the world.
- → The detection of ambiguity is valid if it refers to the perfection that ambiguity conceals.
- → If you are content with what is ambiguous, including the rejection of ambiguity, you lose yourself and me.
- → Beyond a moral point of view, the way of life and the way of knowing influence each other.
- → The answer depends on the attachment and awareness of the individual.
- → Those who have found satisfaction in the world may tend to gross judgments.
- → Those who have not developed the search for truth may not know what to answer.
Relative arguments