Do we need "proof" of G-d? Do we need concrete evidence that a higher power, a power higher than ourselves exists? Or are we so arrogant to think that we as mortals are the highest power in the universe, the only thinking beings, the only life source that counts and has significance and importance?
Do we as humans claim that there is no other existence of any other being, not real or spiritual that exceeds us in capabilities? To think you are G-d Himself, that there is no G-d outside of you that blows the leaves of trees in the wind. To think that if you yourself want these leaves to blow, that you have this G-d-like power all to yourself to be the one to move these leaves? To be you yourself the source of the very wind itself?
To so love the world and everyone in it, that you can humble yourself to take a bow to the east, to nod your head down in acceptance of a power that exists outside of you, and that is also within you, a power that keeps you going, that causes you to love and to give, a power that takes your hand and leads you on a righteous path, a path with commandments like "Do not murder" that are in The Torah. To loose your arrogant selfishness and to extend your hand to G-d as He reaches and takes it and helps you across the street as being the cane you need to take another step.
To see G-d in everything that has beauty and to see Him in the ugliness too as we are then encouraged to rise above it.
To feel G-d as another being, a power Who created the skies when you look into the blue skies.
To never be alone even when you are not with human companionship because this power, this power we call G-d, is yours to talk to, yours to love, anytime and every time you need someone to love you back, especially when there is no one there to love you except Him.
To therefore always be loved when in human company or not. To feel Him loving you when you have a moment of happiness because you attribute the cause to be a gift to you from G-d.
When you believe in G-d, you always have Someone to love Who loves you back and therefore you will always have peace.
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