How does Jesus see you?

Jesus looks at you tenderly when you show your heart As a child and innocently, you trust in his heavenly providence and allow yourself to be taken by the Father’s divine hands and rest in Him.

Like a baby falling asleep in his mother’s arms. And you look at life through the eyes of a child without malice and you see the hand of God in everything. And you wonder like a child when you see your pet playing and smiling, and in the same way you see the stars playing in the sky as they move the harmony of stars and galaxies in a sublime rhythm, knowing that only God can do it. And that’s why you fall to your knees sooner You also praise Him with an amazed soul.

A child always keeps wonder on the surface and therefore discovers beauty in simple things, and can stay playing with a cardboard box thinking that he is in a space capsule and fly in it imagination through space. There are no limits in it. Just as you do not limit the divine power and fully trust in God. You know that nothing is impossible for God. That as he created everything out of nothing, he can work miracles, and above all give you eternal life thanks to the death and resurrection of his son.

You know that He is the one who keeps you and all creation alive. That everything is in motion, atoms and stars, living beings of all kinds, that we breathe because He gives us air and lungs; He gave us a perfect body, intelligence and emotionspirit through which we can feel the divine presence and walk the earth, waiting for the final meeting with Him.

Jesus looks at you with compassion because he reflects the heart of God the Father, he sees when you fall like a little child when he walks, and he loves the mother who picks up the little one to continue walking. And if you fall a hundred times, he will pick you up, because his patience and mercy are endless. The point is to learn to walk.

He knows what you are made of and how circumstances affect everything you do. His look is not judgmental, but like the one he gave Pedro when he warned him that before the rooster crows he will deny him three times. It is a sad sight, full of pain, but always at the end gracious, saying“I’ll give you one more chance, because my love for you is unconditional.”