Do not expose unsure or vain thoughts, which oblige you not to think to me, the loved father, who loves you with greatness and light.
Above all love
A hidden inheritance
- of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica
Argument
- → This is true, pure, free love, that has joy, which is only the encounter, the link and the union with me God and father.
- → If you know, understand what I feel for you and you for me, you will come to me, to the father, to the light, to love, to that love that makes you free, happy, possesses you in truth, in security, overcomes all boundaries and limits.
- → You say that you are sons of the father, of a wealth that goes beyond all boundaries, of a love that does not enslave you, makes you free, loved, above all it makes you know your true nature, what you are, what I am and what I am. what will be in love.
- → Living only as children in love, in joy, in the truth that I am, you are free, in love, generous and mine.
Recurrences in the text
- → I will attract everyone to me, I will conquer you with my love.
- → You make the thoughts go wrong, from insecure and uncertain bounds.
- → These thoughts, when they arise, usually belong to the world, which generates mud, overbearing and vanity.
- → Do not expose unsure or vain thoughts, which oblige you not to think to me, the loved father, who loves you with greatness and light.
- → Put me and an insistent love in front of the incorrect and unworthy thoughts, which darken the mind and make you ignoring me, the father.
- → Your nature is love.
- → I have created the nature of love for you, in the beauty of love.
- → I want you children to love me sweetly, continuously, acting and developing in love.
- → Every thought not addressed to me will be destroyed.
- → Reaching love is the secret and the beauty of eternal life.
- → The belonging to the father really belongs to you.
- → I am not a god who gives fault, punishes and does not care of you.
- → This is true, pure, free love, that has joy, which is only the encounter, the link and the union with me God and father.
Relative arguments