I feel that it´s impossible to conceive how big and deep is the Godhead and at the same time, how tiny and small I am in relation to him. But at the same time, what strikes me the most is that beyond this two unconceivable realities, I am being loved, considered and forgiven by the Divine. So in the face of these chain of unending considerations, I feel I have more reasons to be grateful than the time I have to live my life. So my conclusion is that in this light, life is to be lives on the …I feel that it´s impossible to conceive how big and deep is the Godhead and at the same time, how tiny and small I am in relation to him. But at the same time, what strikes me the most is that beyond this two unconceivable realities, I am being loved, considered and forgiven by the Divine. So in the face of these chain of unending considerations, I feel I have more reasons to be grateful than the time I have to live my life. So my conclusion is that in this light, life is to be lives on the basis of gratitude, if it´s to be lived in its full embrace.

Thanks for your welcoming. And yes, I consider very important for any person who aspires to love God, first concentrate on how God is already loving oneself, and thereby find the necessary strength and hope for engaging in whatever practices that may promote oneself loving him. In our particular devotional tradition of Vedanta, the idea is that God already loves us purely, but at the same time our loving relationship with him will enhance considerably when we voluntarily choose to also love him, since the perfection of love comes when both parties mutually agree to full participate in it, the most beautiful and consuming of all tasks.