God beckons you back into paradise at this moment, and calls you by name to come.

Come, He says, and be one of My paradise children.
In paradise,' the Teutonic Philosopher goes on, 'there is nothing but hearty love, a meek and a gentle love; a most friendly and most courteous discourse: a gracious, amiable, and blessed society, where the one is always glad to see the other, and to honour the other.

They know of no malice in paradise, no cunning, no subtlety, and no sly deceit.

But the fruits of the Spirit of God are common among them in paradise, and one may make use of all the good things of paradise without causing disfavour, or hatred, or envy, for there is no contrary affection there, but all hearts there are knit together in love.

In paradise they love one another, and rejoice in the beauty, loveliness, and gladness of one another.