SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO

SORIN CERIN

PARADISE AND INFERNO

SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO

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1. )f people %ould have the possibility to build each in part their o%n paradise they and %ould transfor" society and their lives into inferno.

2. &e hope to paradise! not 3no%ing! ho% "uch inferno can contain his essence.

+. )n paradise even and the hopes die because no one "ore has needed of the".

0. 4here is no paradise %ithout hopes and no paradise that once %as created! to "ore leave to the hopes! life. #ro" here! the paradise e5ists! only in illusory for" of hope and nothing "ore.

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2. $nly the one! fallen fro" paradise can to appreciate the inferno.

1. All the brightness of the paradise! consists in the illusion of the forbidden fruit that once obtained! its loses the %hole "agic.

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eauty %ants to be al%ays in paradise! beco"ing ugly i""ediately %hat reach there.

/. )n paradise even and the longing dies.

-. 4here is no love that to e5ist in paradise.

10. $nce you reached at the gates of the paradise! %ill love the inferno! and thus you %ill reali6e that in paradise you can not really reach! never.

11. &e %ith all %ant the paradise because %e can not get there and if %e ever succeed! the ne% paradise %ould beco"e the inferno.

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12. Nobody can give the paradise! than if not is %ill ever reach at hi".

1+. Each love! %ants its paradise! not 3no%ing! that once obtained! it %ould disintegrate li3e the s"o3e led to cardinal points of the oblivion. 10. )n paradise even and eternity! its %eeps! her o%n inferno of to beco"e "ortal.

12. 7o not hope at paradise until you %ill not understand your inferno.

11. 4he paradise is the tear that 8od has pro"ised it to the %orld! %hich to and co"plain! her o%n condition! hoping.

1.. &e all %ant to have and a little of inferno! in paradise! so"eti"es.

1/. 4he tear of the paradise is death of the love! hope and of longing fro" his heart.

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1-. No "atter ho% bright it %ould be the paradise! you can not love in hi"! %ithout to hope! to suffer! because love pro"ises the paradise but is based on inferno.

20. 'aradise is the hope through %hich the illusion of life receives a sense.

21. &hich paradise! 3no%s no! the suffering9

22. Every paradise! is stre% on the inferno.

2+. 4here is no paradise! %hich to not 3no% the inferno.

20. &ithout inferno! nor a paradise %ould not shine.

22. )f you %ant to 3no% paradise! loo3 for hi" in inferno.

SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 21. :ove is the bro3en %ing! of paradise! %hat has fallen definitively in inferno! for to be saved! all! of paradise! ever.

2.. ;o% "uch paradise! %ould born! the inferno! if it %ould be recogni6ed as such! then %hen %e love9

2/. Never leave the paradise free! because beco"es inferno.

2-. )n paradise there is no de"ocracy.

+0. )f %ould be that %e to live the paradise of each "an! the %orld %ould beco"e the "ost odious inferno.

+1. 4here is no paradise %hich to not be passed ever through inferno in this %orld of delusions.

+2. 7e"ocracy is the inferno of the paradise.

SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO ++. A paradise once discovered! beco"es an inferno! that follo%s to is discovered on hi"self.

+0. ;o% "uch paradise! 8od had to s%allo%! for the inferno on %hich hi" %e live9

+2. 4he %ing of paradise flies only through inferno! in this %orld of vanity. +1. <ou can not understand the paradise %ithout the inferno of your o%n "o"ents.

+.. 4he true solitude! a you can find only in paradise.

+/. ;o% %ould "ore hope the thought! at paradise! %ithout his o%n inferno9

+-. &e %anted the paradise only %hen %e discovered inferno.

00. 4here is no paradise %hich to not hurt before to shine.

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01. All stars in the universe %ere born fro" the pain of our "others.

02. 4he being is a paradise born of inferno. 0+. 4here is no paradise hidden! than paradise %hich not and has 3no%n! the inferno.

00. efore paradise is the suffering! %hat can not to understand hi".

02.

)f %e renounce at searching the paradise! %e %ill renounce at ourselves.

01. &hat are %e besides a paradise lost fro" a heart %hat %ants to love the boundlessness9

0.. Man is the paradise %hich can not be born! than fro" the inferno.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 0/. ;o% "uch inferno! the paradise has co"prised fro" your heart! in life! or ho% "uch life has co"prised the inferno! fro" you! believing that lives in the paradise of 8od9

0-. 4here is no happiness %ithout the inferno that yourself cli"bs in paradise.

20. ;o% "uch pain can co"prise the paradise %hat has forgot definitively of his o%n inferno9 21. :ife is a paradise e5pired before death.

22. #reedo" is the paradise of the illusion of life.

2+. ;appiness see"s to is be born in paradise fro" the pains of genesis of the suffering.

20. &hat eye its can find the paradise %ithout to 3no% the blindness of the light fro" his soul9

22. &e are "ade to %e live in paradise! ailing.

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21. 4here is no paradise %ithout death.

2.. :et your! the life paradise to understand the death! if you %ant really to hi" can live.

2/. &ith as %e %ent a%ay fro" paradise %e succeed to hi" understand better.

2-. ;appiness is a "eaning! of paradise of suffering! fro" us.

10. &hole paradise %ould not be %orth anything %ithout a bit of suffering.

11. &hich paradise! can to its understand his o%n condition %ithout to 3no% the suffering9

12. E5ists! paradise %ithout love9

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 1+. &here %as 8od %hen %ere re=uire"ents of paradise for people9 created

10. &e are a part of paradise that %as forgotten by holiness of sacredness of this %orld! %hich %as lost in the profane of hope of being i""ortal.

12. et%een i""ortality and paradise e5ists only one connection, >anity.

11. Even if us %ant the paradise in i""ortality! hi" %e can understand and gain only through death.

1.. 4he %hole! paradise of the %orld! not %ould "ore could hope at happiness %ithout death.

1/. &hich paradise! %ould "ore live %ithout his o%n death! of the suffering! fro" hi"9

1-. :eave suffering to believe in paradise if you %ant to touch it ever.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO .0. &e live in a %orld %here all roads lead to paradise! %ithout that any road to it finish ever in hi".

.1. 4he essence of the hope to live is not the paradise! but the possible loss of hi".

.2. 'rior of the paradise %e all are li3e children orphaned by ourselves.

.+. E5ists not heart! %hich to not and beat! his o%n blood of pain in hope of paradise of love.

.0.

Nor the dogs of the tears! can not rip the suffering through %hich its %ant their o%n paradise.

.2. &ho %ants happiness of paradise before being torn enough of the vanity of %orld is a cra6y.

.1. &hich paradise! not its has! his o%n! sunset and sunrise in a lifeti"e of "an9

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... &e are the tear that drains too =uic3ly on the chee3 of the paradise %ithout to hi" ever 3ne%.

./. Can e5ists ever a 8od! %ithout his o%n paradise9

.-. 8od before all it "eans paradise! and only on ago! the inferno necessary this paradise! in the hu"an "ind.

/0. A society that not 3no%s the paradise is doo"ed to disappearance! no "atter ho% liar %ould it be this paradise.

/1. ;as so"eone ever heard of beauty %ithout paradise! or of suffering! %ithout inferno9

/2. &hat do %e %ant in fact9 'aradise of vanity of this %orld! or the inferno of death on that %e a believe on %ord that us %ill ta3e the %orld in %hich %e live9

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO /+. And until %here %ould run the paradise of this %orld! if %ould not e5ists death9

/0. &hat is the boundary bet%een paradise and inferno in the %orld %hich its ac3no%ledges the co"pulsoriness of death9

/2. 4he paradise of life is "ost often death.

/1. 4o be neutral in paradise it "eans to it transfor" in inferno.

/.. 4here is no de"ocracy in paradise! because all! its %ant! their o%n paradise at the e5pense of others.

//. 4o cry in paradise it "eans to hi" understand the rules.

/-. #ar fro" paradise can not e5ist e5cuses! than %ails! in e5change far fro" inferno! yes?

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO -0. 4hen! %hen paradise! disappoints! the inferno tells the truth! and %hen paradise! tells the truth! inferno you insult.

-1. 4here is no greater ferocity in inferno! than in paradise.

-2. A paradise %ithout inferno is a paradise of illusion.

-+. 4he paradise beauty lies in its ability to fly above its o%n inferno.

-0. &ars of paradise are "uch "ore ferocious than those fro" inferno because the co"batants have "ore to lose.

-2. )n paradise every caress beco"es a penalty %hen in sense of its e5istence! not e5ists and the inferno.

-1.

#ear of paradise beco"es the love fro" inferno.

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-.. 4here is no greater disillusion! than to lose your o%n paradise! at roulette of inferno! of to you be born into the %orld of vanity.

-/. )nferno is the heart %ithout %hich the paradise %ould fall at the feet of 7estiny of this %orld.

--. :et your! the inferno! to enter in the breath of your love! if you %ant to touch the paradise %ith her.

100. 4he "ystery of love consists in the inferno fro" the paradise of both lovers.

101. 'aradise! %hich to can not be discovered! e5ists but never! inferno?

102.

#reedo" of the paradise consists in inferno.

10+. &hich paradise! do not and deceive the hearts! in love9

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100. &here there are "ore people even and the %ater fro" paradise "ust to be dole out.

102.

'aradise of lie is to beco"e true.

101. 'aradise of happiness! is to can understand his purpose! %hich is "ade only through suffering.

10.. 4here is no paradise of freedo"! than paradise of the co"pro"ises %ith the freedo".

10/. 4he beauty of paradise consists not in his freedo" but in constraints %ith %hich you start to get used and even to the" divini6e.

10-. 4he real paradise is only in the 8od fro" you.

110. $nly the one %ho loo3 for paradise %ill truly understand the vanity of this %orld.

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111. 4here is no religion %ithout paradise or inferno! because both are basic coordinates of the hu"an condition.

112. A religion that %ould give only the paradise or inferno %ould disappear.

11+. 4he true paradise hi" you can find only in the s%eet suffering of the love.

110.

Even and the pain has its o%n paradise.

112. 4he paradise of the "an is based on the fear of e5istence %hich let hi"! day by day! a s"all chance to beco"e "ore courageous.

111. <ou can not separate the paradise! of inferno! because both is deter"ined each other.

11.. 'aradise of hope is the fulfill"ent %hich %ill hope in her turn disappointed that has so

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO "uch to understand 3no%ledge. in the eternity of

11/.

'aradise of values begins fro" inferno.

11-. )n paradise everything beco"es accessible and precisely %hy is transfor"ed into inferno.

120. &hich "an does not %ant his paradise and %ho %ants to understand that there@s no paradise on his "easure %ithout to ta3e a piece of inferno %ith hi"9

121. $nly the one %ho %as in paradise can understand the i"portance of inferno.

122. 4o try to touch paradise is the sa"e thing %ith to touch hori6on that run al%ays of you.

12+. 4he paradisiacal beauty of the rainbo% co"es fro" the coldness char"ing of the rains of "o"ents fro" us.

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120.

&e are a lost paradise! of 8od! in inferno.

122.

:ove is the tear of paradise fro" us.

121. &hich beauty shines in paradise as "uch as and in inferno9

12.. And yet the religions have beco"e the paradises of great hopes in the %orld of vanity fro" us.

12/. ;o%soever of infinite %ould beco"e the paradise of your eyes! only eternity of the "o"ent of our love! hi" %ill can ever co"prise.

12-. 4he paradise is the %hirl %hich us %ashes the "o"ents of life! leaving us to hope that in a day! once finished! us %ill rediscover in death.

1+0. 4he paradise is the flashing forth of light of the eternity %ithin us %hich has not yet succeeded to its understand the purpose.

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1+1. &e "ust ta3e of hand! the paradise in our hearts for to be happier in the inferno of the life.

1+2. 4here is no paradise %hich to not 3no% salvation of itself through inferno.

1++. $nce %e arrived in paradise %e %ill "eet a station! %ith na"e of inferno! that us %ill be given as a possible salvation.

1+0. $nly in paradise %e %ill understand really the inferno! and in inferno! the paradise.

1+2. 8od has gro%n t%o dogs. $n! one! hi" na"ed paradise! and on the other one! inferno. &hatever the na"e! of bitten! biting both.

1+1.

'aradise is a "easure of the illusion of life.

1+.. et%een inferno illusion of life.

and

paradise!

reigns

2+

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1+/. 4he li"it bet%een death and life! is e=uals! %ith the li"it bet%een paradise and inferno in 3no%ledge.

1+-. :ife is a inferno of the illusion %ho hopes to is finish in the real paradise of death.

100. 4he %orld is an inferno of 3no%ledge in that is reflects the paradise of life.

101. :ife and death! inferno and paradise! good and evil! but on %e! to %ho" us let! 8od9

102. 'eace bet%een inferno and paradise is called religion.

10+. )nferno it hurts! not the paradise! life dies! the paradise is born.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 100. &e ca"e fro" paradise of eternity! and us turn to%ard the paradise eternal of death! fro" the inferno finite of the illusion of life.

102. &hat %ould beco"e inferno %ithout the paradise9 ;is o%n paradise. ut paradise %ithout inferno9 )ts o%n inferno.

101. anish your paradise fro" you if you %ant to live happily.

10.. &e e5ist on the %orld %here the gates of paradise "ay be opened only of death.

10/. )n 'aradise should not cost anyone anything because everything e5ists even for transgressions of so"e9

10-. Evil beco"es necessary and to paradise! even if used in purposes of good.

120.

An un3no%n paradise! is a paradise dead.

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121. 4he difference bet%een paradise and inferno consists in ho% is used! good and evil! and %hich purposes are chosen! those of good or those of evil.

122. 'aradise and inferno are the pillars of good and evil! on %hich is based the 3no%ledge! for to its satisfy certain purposes.

12+. <ou@ll find true paradise rather in inferno! as and the true inferno in paradise.

120. :ife is the inferno %ith that is feeds the paradise of the death.

122. )n the glo% of paradise nor the stars no is longer observed.

121. 4he paradise fro" us "ust be sought in the inferno of vanity of this life.

12.. &hatever the inferno of life! the paradise of love can save us even and of ourselves.

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12/. &hen %e love %e beco"e a piece of paradise stranded on inferno of the ocean of the life.

12-. &hich inferno! do not you inspire fear9 &hich life is not based on fear9

110. 8od drea"ed the %ord of the 3no%ledge of the %orld in inferno! once %hat the %orld itself is an inferno.

111. 4he %orld is a subli"e inferno! %hich hide in her heart the paradise! often lost! of the love.

112. Man is the a%areness of the inferno %hich is reflected defor"ed in the paradise of 3no%ledge.

11+. ;o% "uch %ould be loved! 8od! the %orld! to her creation! once %hat gave us such a life! in %hich to hope to paradise9

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110. ;u"an life is the %hisper forgotten of paradise forever.

112. Can be and people really happy in paradise! if they its leave definitive the inferno fro" the"9

111. &hat is the price of the paradise in this %orld of the inferno9

11..

;o% is born and ho% is can die in paradise9

11/. ;o% "any 3inds of people all so "any 3inds of paradises and infernos are.

11-.

4he path to paradise goes through inferno.

1.0. &e can not understand paradise %ithout to listen hi" even and the inferno! %hich hi" pay the bill! in front of 8od.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 1.1. &ho has ever understood the true paradise %hich can be 3no%n only through the absolute truth inaccessible to hu"an9

1.2. At ho% "uch paradise! 8od pro"ise us! if listen hi" the inferno! %e should be very happy.

1.+. No "atter ho% shiny %ould be the paradise of the absolute truth! for "an! %ithout of inferno of the illusion of life! all! %ould not be %orth anything.

1.0. $ne step to%ard paradise it "eans a full Aourney through inferno.

1.2. )n the yard of paradise! is resting al%ays! the inferno of the illusion of life.

1.1.

4he gates of paradise are open of inferno.

1... 4he road to paradise is dotted %ith the steps %ithout of nu"ber of the inferno.

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1./. &e live in a %orld that %ants the paradise! but it not hi" can understand than through the eyes of the inferno.

1.-. 4he paradise of so"e! is the inferno of others.

1/0. 4he penance is a %ay to understand the good intentions of inferno of to yourself cli"b! in his o%n paradise.

1/1. Salvation is the art to handle the secrets of the inferno in purpose of hits o%n paradise.

1/2. Bepentance is a "ystery! of to find out the true paradise of the inferno.

1/+. <ou can not reach in the paradise of inferno %ithout good intentions.

1/0. #or "an the true paradise is and %ill re"ain forever the inferno fro" the "iddle of 8od@s paradise.

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1/2. <ou "ust 3no% %hat 3ind of paradise you %ant it for to find out %ho you really are.

1/1. 4hrough the paradise on that you %ant it you can find the 8od fro" your heart.

1/.. And the paradise has its o%n clouds! %hich for the desert of your soul "ay be beneficial or not. Everything depends of as of burnt is the dust fro" you! if it needs of redee"ers tears of the rains fro" the" or not.

1//. 4he paradise %hich can not be "anipulated is not and never %ill be the paradise of the "an.

1/-. No%here "an %ill not be able to its find faster his o%n paradise! than in inferno.

1-0. Can there really a reliable %ay to%ard an uncertain and changing paradise! li3e and the "an %ho %ill find hi"9

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1-1. )n the paradise of "an even and death "ust "ean life! so inferno.

1-2. A paradise subAected its o%n rules can not "ore be considered paradise by "an.

1-+. 4he distance bet%een inferno and paradise is "easured by the %ill and co"pro"ise.

1-0. 4he true paradise of the "an e5ists only in hope.

1-2. ;o% did succeeded the %ord of 8od to descend fro" paradise into inferno of the illusion of life9

1-1.

4oo "uch paradise! hurts.

1-.. et%een inferno and paradise e5ists a co"pro"ise that is called hu"an being.

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1-/. Saints are people! %ho understood that true paradise is not in inferno! but inferno is surrounded by the paradise of creation! fact "isunderstood! by the ordinary "an.

1--. ;oliness is the %ay through %hich the inferno trying to beco"e paradise.

200. #reedo" fro" paradise! never does not "atch that of inferno.

201.

)n paradise! the inferno beco"es shiny.

202. 'eace of the inferno can not be applied paradise. 4herefore "an is a being %ho believes that runs to%ard paradise! consolidating its the status of its o%n inferno.

20+. Any paradise %hich de"ands a cost beco"es an inferno.

200. 4he beauty of the paradise %ithout your eyes %ould be devoid of glo%.

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202. $nly the paradise can to understand the beauty of its o%n inferno.

201. 4he paradise of life %hich forget of death beco"es her inferno.

20..

'aradise is an un3no%n inferno.

20/.

7eath is eternal life of the paradise.

20-. &ithout death all the flo%ers of paradise %ould rust forever.

210.

'aradise is a necessity! and inferno is a truth.

211. :i"it of the paradise is aspiration of the inferno.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 212. &hat it %ould do the paradise! %ithout of inferno! and reverse9

21+. Each ti"e the one %ho %ill %elco"e the paradise fro" the love that passes! %ill be the inferno.

210. 'aradise is the tear of the lechery of the 8od@s.

212. &ould "ore e5ist! the paradise! if it %ould be subAected to strict rules of our o%n universe9

211. &ithout of paradise %e! %ould be orphans! instead! %ithout of inferno %ould be strangers ourselves.

21.. 4he shores of the paradise %ill al%ays be %ashed by the foa"y %aves of the inferno.

21/. 'aradise is a "ystery! and the inferno is a %hi" thereof.

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21-. No%here do you find the true paradise than in the death fro" you.

220. 'aradise of peace fro" your heart is the %ar! %ith yourself.

221. 'aradise is the flag! placed by 8od on the %ings of angels %hich fly! once %ith boundless hori6on! to no%here.

222. )f stor"s of inferno are predictable! 8od forbid you fro" those in paradise.

22+. :et be! the paradise a tool of the Satan! through %hich hi" gives ;is 8od the copyright over all the "iseries of this %orld9

220. 'aradise is the e5cla"ation of the good %hich not 3no% %hat to "ore say %hen he sees the evil.

222. 'aradise is far fro" ever beco"ing truth being too far fro" ourselves face of inferno.

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221. 4ry to retrieve yourself in inferno for to discover the paradise.

22.. )f inferno its buys hardly every cru"b of freedo"! the paradise! a receives gift! that does not 3no% %hat to do %ith it and thus a banish fro" hi" forever.

22/. 'aradise is the blind subAection of the hope! to the &ord of 8od! %hat has born the inferno of this %orld.

22-. )n paradise all hopes are directed to inferno! then %hen they %ant freedo".

2+0. 'aradise is the only one %hich has a single la%, the respect of la%. #ro" here is born the inferno. #ro" paradise.

2+1. 'aradise can not never learn to die because is eternal life! death.

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2+2. 8od forbid you of paradise %hen you not yourself "ore can return in inferno.

2++. )n paradise all souls unceasingly e5tol the inferno on %hich hi" living.

2+0. 'aradise is another for" of inferno! "ore "isunderstood and "ore authoritarian.

2+2. 4he one %ho bathes in the %ater of paradise that no longer has %hat dirt! to it %ash! %ill yearn after the %ater of the inferno! %hen it %as too dirty and aspire to paradise.

2+1. 'aradise for the la%less is totally different! face of! the holy and taintless one.

2+.. )f in paradise you have everything you %ish! %hat yourself you %ill do %ithout longing! hope and inedited9

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 2+/. 'aradise is the absolute truth of the hope %hich once fulfilled beco"es the absolute truth of the boredo".

2+-. 'aradise once reached beco"es an eternal regret of the inferno! as %ell the inferno %as an everlasting hope after paradise.

200. An inferno %ithout his paradise beco"es paradise! but a paradise %ithout his inferno beco"es inferno.

201. 4he "ost e5pensive paradise! is death! and the "ost cheap her life.

202. efore the paradise is the eternal "o"ent of 8od@s creation. $nce it is eternal! "ore e5ists truly the paradise or inferno9

20+. )n paradise! the tears do not 3no% to "ore cry! and happiness is a long %ait after the inedited.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 200. 'aradise of death is the inferno! and the paradise of life is %hat %e call to be eternity, death.

202.

'aradise does not believe never in tears.

201. )n the true paradise! you can not yourself never lose because all paths lead to%ard yourself.

20.. 'aradise beco"es the boundless do"ain of the despair if do not its 3no% his o%n inferno.

20/.

'aradise is a destiny of 3no%ledge.

20-. et%een destiny and paradise can not be a relationship of friendship if in this e=uation! does not intervene death.

220. 'aradise and inferno are the %ings of 3no%ledge.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 221. 'aradise is the hope %hich gives birth to! death and salvation! in the %orld of the inferno.

222.

'aradise is the second nature of the inferno.

22+. 'aradise is the fla"e that pro"ises of love! a destiny.

220. 'aradise is the longing after the absolute of love.

222. et%een love and covenant, i""ortality.

paradise

e5ists

221. &hich absolute! %ould "ore e5ist! %ithout believing in paradise or inferno9

22.. Can it be "ore true the paradise than the inferno9

22/. 4i"e in paradise is called inertia! and in inferno! passing.

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22-. )nferno has "ade up and fro" the "usic! a paradise.

210.

Eternity of paradise is "o"ent of inferno.

211. All eyes of this %orld do not have enough 3nees for that their 8od to its be able to erase the sins of ;is o%n paradise! %hich %as given us as %orld in %hich %e live.

212. )n the dar3ness of inferno shines each ti"e! the paradise of every thing! %hile in the depths of paradise! the inferno.

21+. )f the 8od fro" us is the paradise "eans that the inferno of hi"! are %e.

210. )n paradise there are not bitter "o"ents and nor crossing! because even and the" and lost their taste.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 212. A paradise %hich not yourself calls is an inferno %hich yourself understand.

211. $nly in paradise of us! ti"e can do everything he %ants.

21.. ;o% "any not run an entire life to%ard death %ithout to us be discovered at least once the paradise of a great love %hich lie %ithin us.

21/. 'aradise of body is the dust of this %orld! and paradise of soul is love of 8od fro" us.

21-. A 8od far fro" us is a 8od %ho does not its find peace in the paradise on that hi" %e create in the depths of our soul.

2.0. )n paradise even and Satan is considered a 8od.

2.1. &hat is 8od in paradise! once %hat "anages all his regularities9

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2.2. 'aradise of the freedo" is the co"pulsion! of to you feel %ithout obligations.

2.+. 'aradise of the being is escape in non*being! the greatest freedo" of her.

2.0. <ou can not get into paradise %ithout to ta3ing you beyond! and your o%n inferno %ith you! because other%ise the paradise! %ould no "ore e5isted.

2.2. 4he beauty of the paradise consists in his inferno.

2.1. Silence of 8od in paradise beco"es "ore oppressive than in inferno.

2... 'aradise and inferno are the t%o dice! at %hich destiny! its play! the 3no%ledge.

2./. )n paradise until and the absurd beco"es absolute.

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2.-. 4he one %ho its pays the paradise %ith another@s tears! its buys the inferno.

2/0. )n paradise all the tears laugh hysterically at co"pulsory happiness.

2/1. &e hu"ans are a prolonged autu"n! entire life! because the paradise of any autu"n is death.

2/2. 4here e5ists not a being %ithout of paradise fro" her and %ithout of the inferno %hich it is necessary to "aintain that paradise.

2/+. $ne %ho preaches the happiness through paradise in inferno of this %orld is a too happy of the inferno.

2/0. ;o% "uch patience it "ust to the inferno to accept all absurd %hi"s of the paradise.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 2/2. 'aradise is the roc3 in %hich are hitting the %aves of the inferno! eroding the eternity.

2/1. $n the "ountain of the paradise do not cli"b never unprepared of inferno.

2/.. Nothing can be "ore uplifting but and painful than to see a defeated paradise and an inferno about to beco"e paradise! because there is not i"perfect paradise and nor perfect inferno.

2//. 'aradise has learned to go for the first ti"e through inferno! being child.

2/-. 'aradise of vanity is also a paradise and could even be our %orld.

2-0. A paradise of a negative thing beco"es the inferno of the paradise of a positive thing. 4hus the paradise of the hu"ility is the inferno of the paradise of happiness.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 2-1. Each %ord its has o%n paradise and inferno! through %hich differs fro" the others.

2-2. 'aradise of 8od is the chance! given to inferno fro" heart of the &ord! the creation of this %orld.

2-+. 'aradise of this life is a s"ile of the birth to%ard the death %hich a e5pected! obligatorily.

2-0. 'aradise of i""ortality is death! and paradise of death is i""ortality! but let@s not forget that none %ould e5ist %ithout the other and therefore each its build their o%n inferno on %hich the" give %ith lavishness this %orld.

2-2. ) do not %ant to be in the paradise %here no "ore is need of hope.

2-1. 'aradise of holiness is spiritual perfection! and paradise of perfection is the trust in 8od.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 2-.. 'aradise of love9 ;o% "any are prepared for hi" so as not to beco"e the "ost terrible inferno! of their9

2-/. Man lives a life of inferno in order to is prepare for paradise. ;o% "any succeeds this9

2--. )n %hich paradise! are you prepared to go9 )n the paradise of love! of hatred or in other paradises of the "eanings of this universe of 3no%ledge9

+00. )f %ould be to search the paradise of beauty! ) %ill loo3 in the depths of your soul.

+01. $nly the ones deprived of paradise can understand the "eaning of salvation.

+02. 'aradise of the sin is the definitive banishing of the evil fro" the good of the 8od.

+0+. 'aradise is a sin as big as the inferno! both sins! of the 8od@s! %ho gave us! the people! the 3no%ledge.

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+00. )n paradise all sufferings beco"e so happy! that not "ore have no to %hat be reported and thus die.

+02. 4he place of the paradise inside "e is in the 8od of the love inside you! "y great love.

+01. A paradise %ithout love is a paradise %ithout! his o%n self salvation.

+0.. ) %onder of ho% "uch inferno! had need 8od to build the paradise9

+0/. &hich paradise! its can %ish the banishing of the 3no%ledge9

+0-. 4here is no paradise that be %orth "ore than the seed %hich hi" created, inferno.

+10. )f 8od %ould had value! face of inferno or paradise! "eans that 8od %ould can be

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO co"pared %ith these! %hat not is can! because 8od is inco"parable and all*3no%ing.

+11. 8od can not be value! no even co"pared to paradise! because any value is subAect to other values! %hatever if is infinite! because over and above the infinite "ore there are and other values! as above 3no%ledge! even if %e the" can not perceive! as besides of good and evil "ore are certainly and other opposites.

+12. 'aradise is the fountain fro" %hich is cools the infinite of the hope of the inferno.

+1+. 'aradise has not been created to reassure the souls reached into hi" but for to palliate on those fro" inferno.

+10. 4he paradise give birth to inferno! the inferno give birth to paradise! and thus! one! is found to endless in the other one! in a "arriage %hich does not allo% separation never.

+12. 'aradise of salvation is often acceptance of alienation of itself as being our great savior.

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+11. 4here is no inferno %hich not be sacrificed for paradise.

+1.. )n inferno! until and 8od! %ay ho% built his paradise.

repents! of the

+1/. 4he glo% of inferno consists in the pain caused this one! of! a possible paradise.

+1-. 4o the feast of the inferno! hope is guarding in paradise.

+20.

'aradise is the largest teacher of the inferno.

+21. Not the %orld! is guilty of all sins co""itted! but the paradise %anted of this one.

+22. 'eace not e5ists %ithout the inferno and her paradise! as %ell inferno and paradise not e5ist! %ithout peace! %here each beco"es the desire of the other one.

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+2+. 4he hu"an condition is an inferno paid %ith rusty currency of the paradise.

+20. 7o not ever underrate the inferno fro" "an for to not you stri3e of the paradise preached of this one.

+22.

)nferno is the paradise of "any religions.

+21. )s death a life! %hich and has lost the inferno9

+2.. )n the "ur3y %aters of the paradise! nor inferno can not so"eti"es intervene.

+2/. )t depends %hich paradise! thee is predestined! the one fro" inferno! or the one fro" paradise9

+2-. Nobody can understand the true "eaning of the inferno and paradise! than! that each its found the true value in other@s heart.

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++0. 'aradise fro" "an beco"es often inferno of 8od. &hy9

++1. Steps of the inferno are different fro" the ones of the paradise even if both cli"b the sa"e "ountain of destiny to%ard the pea3 of vanity.

++2. ) %onder %hat has felt 8od! for the first %hen he finished of built the inferno and paradise for the illusion of life of the "an9

+++. 'hilosophy is the paradise! of to you %al3 through the inferno older than %eather of the thought.

++0. 4o %e co"e fro" a place %here 8od has forgotten of inferno as to hi" born! %e here! once %ith our birth9

++2. &ho is %ill save on the shore of eternity of ti"e9 4he inferno or paradise9

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++1. 'aradise of the nothingness9 >ie% the %orld in her ense"ble.

++.. :et be death the da%n of paradise %hich not its "ore recogni6es his o%n inferno9

++/. )n paradise salvation should %ear na"e oblivion.

++-. 4here is no "eaning on this %orld that to not its has paradise and his inferno.

+00. 'aradise of inferno fro" the "o"ent of birth is inferno of the paradise fro" the "o"ent of death.

+01. 4ell "e %hich freedo"! you choose9 $n that one of the paradise! or on that of the inferno9

+02. 8ood of the inferno consists in the beauty of paradise! %hile good of paradise consists on the freedo" to have part of a bit of inferno.

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+0+. 4here is no inferno %hich to not be learned at school of perfection fro" paradise.

+00. 4he integer inferno %ould disappear in an instant if the paradise not and %ould "ore %ant to beco"e the e"bodi"ent of perfection.

+02. 4here can e5ists i"perfect paradise for inferno.

+01. 4o accept the perfection of the inferno is the sa"e thing %ith to hi" call! %ithout the right of doubt, paradise?

+0.. :et not forget that i"perfection of inferno is based only on the perfection of paradise that feeds hi" %ith ne% illusions of life fro" us.

+0/. 'aradise is the place %here flourishes logic of "easure %hich you lin3ing of the chains of the helplessness and vanity.

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+0-. &hat %ould happen %ith the paradise! if %ould give free to salvation through his death9

+20.

4he desire is a freedo" of the inferno.

+21.

;appiness fro" paradise is perfection.

+22. ;o%soever of holy %ould be the "an! his notion of freedo"! not %ill could coincide never %ith perfect freedo" shac3led by the perfection of the paradise.

+2+. &here could ever die paradise of hope of this %orld9

+20. ;o% happy %ould %e be %ithout of the inferno9

+22. &hat clouds can say that their rains %ill never produce the inferno9

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO +21. Sho% "e the peace that has not 3no%n the inferno9

+2.. &ho can live %ithout the inferno! %hich give birth to his o%n paradise9

+2/. &hereto %e could run after inferno if our hearts paradise is a great un3no%n9

+2-. it9

E5ists happiness %ithout the inferno fro"

+10. ;o% "any not its %ant freedo" of inferno! in paradise9

+11. Every death its has o%n inferno and paradise beyond ti"e.

+12. &e %ould be si"ple puppets if %e have forget ever the inferno and paradise fro" us.

2.

SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO +1+. 4here is no freedo" %ithout inferno and paradise.

+10. &hich eye! %ould "ore succeed ever be able to see %ithout the inferno of their hearts9

+12. ;e %ho its builds the paradise! "ust to 3no% that %ill have to "odel his inferno.

+11. ;o% "uch peace can hide the paradise in his o%n inferno9

+1.. &e %ere so happy then %hen %e do not us understand no even the inferno of 3no%ledge.

+1/. And if %e %ould be the inferno of 3no%ledge that %ould "ore be her paradise once %hat %e learned to love9

+1-. &hich love its %ill ever recogni6e her o%n inferno9

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO +.0. And if paradise is beauty! inferno %ho has forget it! can be vanity and truth9

+.1. &hereto run the inferno of love if does not its found the paradise of his o%n thoughts9

+.2. &ho can be happy %ithout the inferno %ho hi" has "ade to love the eternal "o"ent of his o%n love.

+.+. Not e5ists eye that to loo3 to the depths of the paradise in inferno this life.

+.0. Can ) love you! forgetting of inferno for %hich ) %as born9

+.2. &ho are you "an! forced of paradise to you live o%n inferno9

+.1. 4here is no "iddle %ay bet%een paradise fro" your destiny and inferno %hat %ould li3e to truly love.

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+... 4hin3ing of you dear inferno! of the sole paradise of "y life.

+./. &ill you ever return %ith the s"ile of inferno fro" "e %ho gave "e through his heart! the integer paradise of "y life9

+.-. ) love you li3e only the paradise can to its love his o%n inferno.

+/0. &hich happiness! %ould "ore e5isted %ithout the inferno your ga6e9

+/1. <ourself %ish! heart of the inferno! %hich gave "e the paradise.

+/2. <ou 3no% that can not e5ist truth! %ithout the inferno and his paradise9

+/+. &hich happiness! has not gone ever through inferno9

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+/0. <ou@re heart of the ti"e! %hich its beats inferno! in the glance of "y being.

+/2. :eave the paradise to tell his suffering to his o%n inferno.

+/1. ) need your great love because the inferno of this %orld has beco"e "y life@s paradise.

+/.. &hich %ind! %ould ever succeed to beat the paradise of his o%n destiny9

+//. eside you the entire inferno beco"es the freedo" to understand this %orld of vanity.

+/-. $nly happiness could ever understand the inferno.

+-0. et%een inferno and loneliness is chas" of the happiness.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO +-1. ) can not be "yself! %ithout the inferno out of you! "y love.

+-2. 4he truth of inferno stands in the la%s of the paradise.

+-+. And %ho %ould "ore love if the inferno of his life %ould not re"ain as such9 A bitter paradise9

+-0. &hich %ar! has ever forgot his inferno! at ho"e9

+-2. &e are an inferno %hose paradise can not learn to die?

+-1. $ur entire freedo"! lies bet%een the inferno fro" the hopes of our future and the paradise %hat re"ains al%ays a forgotten past.

+-.. 8od is rusty balance of feelings bet%een paradise and inferno.

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+-/. Alongside eternity believe in the paradise %hich its forgets his o%n inferno necessary.

+--. &e can be so"ething else than an inferno %hich not its can understand never his o%n paradise9

000.

E5ists not tear %ithout paradise.

001. &ho %ould succeed to understand his suffering if inferno %ould beco"e paradise9

002. 4he re"e"brance of any paradise beco"es inferno.

00+.

;ope is the paradise of the inferno.

000. 4here is no char" %ithout the inferno that to hi" be born.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 002. 4he %orld %as a paradise scorched %hat %aited the rain of our %ords full of inferno of this e5istence.

001. :oneliness is a "easure of the inferno %ith %hich is feeds the paradise.

00.. 4here is no %orld %ithout her o%n inferno and paradise %hich to fall at the feet of 8od@s love.

00/. ;appiness is a step fro" the pea3 of the inferno! over %hich is collapses the life.

00-. &hy you "ore %ish the happiness %hen you 3no% that everything is an illusion in a paradise %hat can beco"e inferno anyti"e9

010. )s there paradise that to last "ore than a "o"ent of the illusion of life9

011. &e are o%e %ith all this inferno of life! to the paradise on %hich %e it "issed through birth.

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012. &hich %orld not is born to die and %hich paradise or inferno %ould e5ists %ithout his o%n %orld9

01+. &here is the "e"ory of eternity of the paradise fro" us in this inferno %ith na"e of life9

010. 4he paradise is a "easure of the inferno in the illusion of life.

012. 4he "ost restricted liberty is the one of paradise that %hen is reported to the inferno.

011. 4hrough freedo"! the paradise! beco"es inferno.

01.. 4hrough the inferno of %or3 %as built till and the paradise.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 01/. Space and ti"e not e5ist %ithout paradise and inferno! good and evil! 3no%ledge and un* 3no%ledge.

01-. &e live in a %orld %here 3no%ledge is inferno and un*3no%ledge is paradise.

020. 4he li"it bet%een 3no%ledge and un* 3no%ledge is the li"it bet%een paradise and inferno! bet%een hope and her fulfill"ent in this illusion of life.

021. &isdo" is the scalpel that can s3i"p the inferno of illusion of life.

022. &hen do not understand the true "eaning of the inferno! this one beco"es char".

02+. Mystery is the trace! on %hich left once paradise in our o%n inferno.

020. Could be the paradise the "irror of the inferno and inferno the "irror of the paradise9

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022. 'aradise and inferno are t%o parallel "irrors that is reflect one another to infinity for gives us the illusion of life.

021. No%here do you find the beauty of paradise as in inferno of illusion of life.

02.. 'eace bet%een inferno and paradise is called death! and their %ar! life.

02/. Each inferno has its his paradise! as each paradise its inferno.

02-. 4here is no fulfill"ent %ithout his cru"b of inferno.

0+0. eautiful eyes of the paradise are born to conte"plate the inferno.

0+1. )""ortality is a %hisper of paradise fro" an eternal "o"ent lost in the heart of inferno fro" us.

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0+2. :et@s leave to the paradise! enough inferno that to can e5ist.

0++. )f you %ant to 3no% %hat life "eans! understand before all %hat is the inferno.

0+0.

Beality is the lac3 of "easure of the inferno.

0+2. 'aradise beco"es inferno every ti"e %hen no "ore has another paradise in %hich to can hope for.

0+1. )nferno is the %ay on %hich trespass the %heel of paradise for to evolve.

0+.. 4he paradise through inferno beco"es "ilestone that separates the 3no%ledge fro" the un*3no%ledge.

0+/.

4he illusion of the paradise is called life.

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0+-. Nothing can be "ore sincere than death and no "ore liar! than the paradise %ho does not believe in inferno.

000.

)n paradise freedo" beco"es inferno.

001. 4here is no peace in inferno because offers too "uch freedo" face of paradise.

002. 'eace of the paradise is called final death! and no%ise the eternal life.

00+.

4he paradise is the anthe" of the inferno.

000. )nferno %ill al%ays re"ain the dust fro" %hich %ill flourish the paradise %hich once %ilted is %ill return to inferno! feeding hi".

002. )n paradise to not "ore hope never at so"ething! because you the" have on all.

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001. 4he paradise is the absolute of dictatorship and the inferno is the absolute of freedo".

00.. 4hrough paradise nor ti"e no "ore can pass than %ith great care for to not overthro% the order full of har"ony of things.

00/. eauty beco"es in paradise! an obligatory banality.

00-. 'aradise is the tear drained on the chee3 of the inferno.

020. 8od! ) %onder! of ho% "uch inferno you had needed! to create the paradise9

021. 'aradise is so perfect disappoint"ent you is reAected.

that

any

022. &hat %ould "a3e the paradise! if it %ould not be sustained by the iron hand of 8od9

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02+. )n inferno there is at least the hope refused by paradise as being i""oral.

020. <ou can not hope to anything in the paradise of the perfection and absolute. 022. 'aradise is debt of honor! of the inferno.

021. 4he %orld is a inferno %hich hopes in paradise! precisely because not hi" can have and if hi" %ill ever obtained! not %ould 3no% ho% to redefine its o%n inferno.

02.. 4ill and suicide is prohibited in too perfect paradise for this one.

02/. Man is an i"perfection %hich hopes at the absolute of the perfection! not 3no%ing that not is fits hi" at all.

02-. ;u"an i"perfection could be the "ista3e of 8od! the one %ho created us a paradise! forgetting of our i"perfections9

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010. )n paradise there is only one path, the path of the absolute of the perfection.

011. No%here! the =uietness does not shouts louder than in paradise for an i"perfect soul! of "an.

012. ;oliness and salvation are t%o %ays to learn to live in the absolutist and perfect dictatorship of the paradise.

01+. 4hrough i"perfection! "an beco"es uni=ue! and through perfection %ould beco"e a product "anufactured in series! as of other%ise should beco"e to be happy in paradise.

010. 8od let be %rong! %hen "ade us uni=ues on each in part! %ith sins and his needs! dignified for this inferno of the %orld in %hich %e live9

012. eauty! uni=ueness! hope! longing! love and "any others are the result of the i"perfection! of the inferno! and no%ay of the absolute perfection fro" paradise.

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011. $nce love is a product of our i"perfection! of the inferno of %orld fro" us! %hich accept the uni=ueness due to the i"perfection of inferno for each in part! and as 8od is love! it "eans that either is a product of his o%n inferno! through i"perfection! or and has built the inferno necessary for love. 01.. 4he absolute of love is her perfection! on %hich you@ll not find it than in inferno! because you can not love people "anufactured at the series! %here everyone is perfect li3e in paradise! but true love consists precisely in the i"perfections that give hi" uni=ueness to the other one.

01/. 4o hope to the paradise of the love "eans to not understand the true "eaning of the inferno.

01-.

4he paradise of love lies in inferno.

0.0. $ne %ho hopes at absolute perfection of the paradise! does not understand that he is alienates of his o%n self.

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0.1. &hat necessary is so"eti"es till and the unhappiness this %orld of the inferno! unhappiness that "a3es us so i"perfect! that %e can love %ith all our being.

0.2. 4he paradise should have the li"it of decency %hen he spea3s of evil! the inferno.

0.+. 4here is no greater punish"ent for the i"perfection fro" "an than to be sent to live in the perfection of the paradise.

0.0. A forgotten paradise beco"es an inferno! %hile a forgotten inferno "eans definitive death.

0.2. )@d prefer the paradise of the inferno than the inferno of the paradise.

0.1. 4he being is living in the present of the inferno that its builds %ith sufferings the o%n paradise.

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0... 4here is no paradise dethroned of inferno! but only by another paradise.

0./. 4he true paradise of the "an lies in his o%n inferno.

0.-. )f 8od represents the absolute and the perfection and created us so i"perfect! "eans that he did a! for to can love and to beco"e through us! i"perfect.

0/0. e%are of the paradise for %hich you are not "ade.

0/1. $nly in the dar3ness of the inferno! the 7ivine :ight can shine! beco"ing a paradise.

0/2. )n the great of light and glo% of paradise! no a light no "ore can shine as and in the dar3 of the inferno.

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 0/+. 4he Christ! gory! represents the face of inferno of hu"an condition! but and the hope of her transfor"ing into paradise.

0/0. Even if all religions pro"ise the paradise to those faithful! in paradise no "ore e5ists religion! but only absolute and perfection.

0/2. ;o%soever of holy %ould beco"e a "an and ho%ever "uch it %ould progress on the %ay of perfection! never %ill not be enough of perfect for the absolute perfection of the paradise! because! never %ill not can 3no% the Absolute 4ruth.

0/1. 4he paradise is the light of the Absolute Cno%ledge and of the Absolute 4ruth that shines in inferno! beco"ing the 7ivine :ight.

0/.. Man is created fro" inferno and paradise! fro" body and soul! fro" dust and 7ivine :ight! and any atte"pt to create a "an %ithout body or %ithout of soul! %ill dehu"ani6e the "an.

0//. 4he hu"an condition is the hope %hich is lost in the boundless hori6on of the paradise.

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0/-. 4he peace of "an "eans the peace bet%een the needs of o%n inferno and the aspirations of the o%n paradise.

0-0. 4he true %ise %ill flee of the paradise for %hich is not created by 8od.

0-1. ;o% can not e5ist than only one Absolute 4ruth! a single Absolute Cno%ledge! all thus! can not e5ist than only one paradise.

0-2. 4he real paradise of love can not be than in inferno.

0-+. )@d cli"b the "ountain of the paradise for to conte"plate the beauty of the love fro" inferno.

0-0. ;oliness is the greatest parado5 of the hu"an condition because it "eans love! and love is a superior level fro" the paradise of the inferno.

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0-2. 4he sho% of the e5istence of hu"an nature is the scene of inferno on %hich often play the actors of the paradise fro" inferno, the love! beauty! freedo".

0-1. No "atter ho% perfect it %ould be paradise! he %ill never be enough of perfect! for "an i"perfection.

0-.. 4he paradise is the forbidden fruit of inferno! and thus urges you to holiness and salvation.

0-/. )n paradise the %eeping of the "an! %ould bitter laugh of he hi"self.

0--. 4he paradise could be the inferno of the hu"an condition9

200. Can anyone forget in the inferno of this %orld! of paradise9

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SORIN CERIN PARADISE AND INFERNO 201. 4he paradise is ancestral re"e"brance of the fulfill"ent fro" us! %hile the inferno the steps that a pera"bulate.

202. 4here is no light for the infinite fro" "e forgotten by the paradise of the 8od.

20+. &hich happiness! can beco"e paradise in this %orld of vanity9

200. &here "ore are %e! the ones na"ed people! in the e"pire of "oney of cardboard of the i"posture9

202. ) %ish ) could die %ithout of "e! but this e5istence not let "e at all.

201. &hereto %ould succeed even and death! to can die fro" us! if the entire our freedo" is in %or3ing9

20.. 4here is no cause of a goal! if behind of the goal not e5ists 8od.

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20/. 7elusion is a cheap "easure of the vanity of this %orld.

20-. Near %ho could stand! the happiness of this %orld! %ithout beco"ing an inferno9

210. $nly the s"ile of your heart "ore can change so"ething fro" the course to%ard inferno of the dignity! of to be! ho%ever! hu"an being.

211. 4he hu"an condition is before all! a lie and lechery the ideational.

212. Alongside death! the entire paradise and inferno beco"e perfect.

21+. 4he %orld is a great suffering of the paradise and inferno to a place.

210. 4here is no happiness %hich to not its hide her o%n inferno.

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212. 7ivine :ight of the souls has sprang fro" the inferno of our needs.

211.

4here is no freedo" %ithout of necessity.

21.. &ho can to its listen his o%n despondency! of the death9

21/. <ou search the true life only there %here e5ists death.

21-. et%een suffering and pain e5ists not other li"it than the love.

220. 4he one %ho postpones the death can not be called i""ortal.

221. )""ortality is the %ay through %hich the inferno of life beco"es a "eaning.

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222. Sho% "e the suffering of life to understand the death fro" her heart.

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