Full awareness is always full of love.

Full awareness is always full of love.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

awareness

→ I love you.

→ Do not be afraid, you will always stay with me.

→ I want you and I'll have you.

→ If you want me, think about me, talk to me.

→ I am the light, the awareness.

→ The life of the world is death.

→ The world is the kingdom of death.

→ Full awareness is always full of love.

→ The world generates deceptions of all kinds to separate from the truth, weaken and possess you.

→ Observing the stresses of the world while maintaining one's balance is a further step toward truth.

→ Awareness loves to contemplate itself in every act it sees with truth.

→ Don't put the world first in your life.

→ Knowledge of the malignant nature of the world can harm an unprepared mind; it must be preceded by awareness of God's love.

→ When you are in pain, remembering the cause and the inconsistency helps to not let it absorb and feed it.

→ Being caught up in the world is a state that tends to produce a lot of pain.

→ To live is awareness, to express truth, to cultivate peace, to share gratitude and light, to be present, kind, compassionate, a force for healing, growth, inspiration and hope.
→ I invite you to share the love, to be mindful, kind, generous, compassionate, open, accepting of diversity, connected to your inner source.
→ Love makes one open, available, helps to be aware of emotions and needs, to receive love and affection.
→ I am love, I love you unconditionally, I offer you the possibility to live a life full of meaning and hope, I invite you to know me, to experience my presence, I wish you to be happy, aware of my presence and my love.

→ I invite you to share the love, to be mindful, kind, generous, compassionate, open, accepting of diversity, connected to your inner source.

→ Love makes one open, available, helps to be aware of emotions and needs, to receive love and affection.

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