Infinite love of God Yahweh

I did the meditation God had shown me and went to the park. Suddenly, I felt incredibly happy and joyful. God’s love was pulsing in my heart, and the realization of its infinity was overwhelming. Infinite, completely pure love for all of creation. In an instant, I understood how contrary to the Truth my view of God—shaped by religion and other teachings—had been. I understood and felt that God has never been angry with anyone and never will be. Never. God’s love is unconditional and will never change. God has never betrayed humanity and will never betray this love. He loves the Earth, people, and all souls. No matter how many times I have sinned or how—God still loves me with a love untainted by malice, anger, or jealousy. God’s patience is endless, and no matter how many times I might want to put that love to the test—it endures and will remain unchanged. God has never tempted humanity to sin. What I felt in that love was a profound acceptance of life just as it is—an acceptance of all the mistakes I have made and those made by other beings. Nothing can weaken this love or the compassion that pulsates with it. Divine compassion has nothing to do with feeling sorry for someone. This compassion is a love that cannot be described in words and encompasses all sentient, suffering beings.

God loves everyone equally with this love—regardless of the number of sins or the level of spiritual development. I understood and felt God’s immense respect for human beings and for whatever level of spiritual development they may be at. On the one hand, I felt love and compassion for all beings who are lost in life, but on top of all that, I loved Life so much that I wanted to dance with joy. Joy, love, and the compassion I mentioned were completely independent of any event or cause. They flowed from the very fact of being in the Holy Existence. I felt that I wanted to remain in this love and joy forever. I intuitively understood why what I send out into the world comes back to me—I saw that there is only one Existence, and that the state of individuality and separation is an illusion rooted in the ego and in identifying with the body and mind. In a state of enlightenment, I see that everything is One, a unified Being, where individuality is part of a game whose purpose is to raise consciousness and strive for a state of unity with God, with oneself, and with nature.