Claim. Oneness attained through true love confers proprietary rights — whatever belongs to one’s beloved belongs to oneself, and so true love can “control even God.”
Elaboration. SMM extends the divine-constraint thesis from God’s submission to love into a doctrine of ownership: “True love can control even God. Oneness attained through true love gives rise to proprietary rights. Whatever belongs to your beloved will belong to you” (CSG 15.1 §2, 281-192, 1997.2.13). The proprietary logic continues into Sungsang and Hyungsang: “True love has the power to unify God’s mind and body absolutely… It is not knowledge, power or money, but true love alone that unifies God’s mind and body” (210-132, 1990.12.17). A practical consequence: “People are very greedy, but when they enter the realm of God’s true love, all their greed disappears. Within that realm is the right of inheritance, and even God, the Subject of love, becomes theirs” (213-76, 1991.1.14). True love is the mechanism by which created beings can inherit divine ownership.
See also. csg-even-god-absolutely-obeys-true-love