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I have joined my heart to thee: all that exists are thou. O Lord, beloved of my heart, thou art the home of all; where indeed is the heart in which thou dost not dwell?

I have joined my heart to thee: all that exists are thou. O

Summary

This quote expresses a deep sense of spiritual connection and surrender. The speaker acknowledges their complete devotion and unity with a divine figure, referring to them as the beloved of their heart. They recognize that the divine is present everywhere and in all things, and question the existence of a heart in which the divine does not reside. The quote highlights the intimacy and all-encompassing nature of the speaker's relationship with the divine.

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