When a person knows that God is watching over them constantly with great attention, as if there were no one else in the world to listen to and be there for them but Him,
and that God infinitely longs to be with them, to be loved by them, to be invoked by them in their needs,
and that it brings God joy to share with a person, to let them experience within how lovingly and tenderly He cares for the person who seeks Him:
if a person feels this, they should practice mustering the courage to return love and say:
“O God, where am I, for what do I live, if not to love You, my Lord... O my God, grant that we may live together, You and I, I in You.”
(Dominic of St. Albert O.Carm. /1596–1634/)
