I reveal to you in love, I want to love you, be loved, tried and lived.

I reveal to you in love, I want to love you, be loved, tried and lived.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ I desire to enter your thoughts and to occupy your thoughts with the desire of freely look for me.

→ I reveal to you in love, I want to love you, be loved, tried and lived.
→ I desire that all of you, my children, love, love me, the father, God, and you know from within this very root, the origin of the departure of love.
→ The realization of my project lies precisely in knowing, recognizing this indispensable love that I feel for you children, that you children feel for me, who am hidden, real and true.

→ Seek freely, joyfully and truthfully.

→ Recognizing the thoughts of the world for what they are, abandon them on their rise and seek me immediately.

→ Love is all for me, that unexplored border that all men have long sought and already have.

→ Have confidence in me and in what you really are, children.

→ I want each child to seek and find the pure source of love, love, coherence, security, clarity and transparency.

→ Try to reach the goal, the objective, my love, me, peace, justice, my being, even yourself, even if now you can not reach yourself and me.

→ My son can reach me through my presence, silence, abandonment, trust and especially love.

→ I love you, I trust you.

→ If you try to possess the things of the world, you experience much pain.

→ Do not fear the difficulties of the world, live them with confidence and prudence.

→ Surrendering to my love is already a great trust.

→ A child's trust is simple and that's what I want.

→ When you practice conscious contact with me, you can see the enormous force that tries to distract you and subdue you.

→ I love you, you know that.

→ Have faith, I'm not leaving you.

→ The world seeks to obscure the higher reality of full truth and draws you towards its ever decomposable and temporary emptiness.

Relative arguments