I want free children in love, in thoughts, who love me, who love, that they are always loved by me, for a long time and in time.

I want free children in love, in thoughts, who love me, who love, that they are always loved by me, for a long time and in time.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ Look at my eyes full of love, desire and joy.

→ Here is the Lord speaking.

→ What I want and expect from you is this certain love, which goes beyond all boundaries and cannot do without me.

→ I want to love you all the time and that is what I do.

→ I listen to you.

→ Every moment of the day passed for me with consciousness and love makes me happy.
→ Now they have found and possess entirely the happiness.
→ Happy is the man who brings me into the heart at every moment, announcing in the streets of the world, does not shake, he is happy and loving.

→ The importance of being children is this strong union which makes you free, this harmony and complete relationship of love between me and you.

→ Dear children, I want love.

→ I want free children in love, in thoughts, who love me, who love, that they are always loved by me, for a long time and in time.

→ Lean strongly on the foundation of what makes you sure, which is me, build in an eternal temple, in the father's house, where justice, glory, love and light reign.

→ Do not be vagrant because you are abundantly rich.

→ I do not want nor desire drops of love.

→ I, Lord God, can transform what is miserable, poor or evil, in riches, in joy, in goodness, I am yours, blessed in my greatness, as a father I love you, I wish you to turn to me with the measure of a father and the greatness of love.

→ I desire happy children, who live rejoicing of me and them.

→ I guide you, I strongly support you in the new evangelization to announce me, the light, that the dialogue between religions may expand, and to make you discover with joy that you are my children.

→ Listen to this invitation.

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