God's Psychologist

His name was Gabriel, like an angel, and in the very first session, he stated his purpose: he was God and he wanted to confide. The Psychologist, who had seen everything, was perplexed: the man in front of him didn't seem particularly delusional. A soft, steady voice, he knew what he wanted. And he wanted to confide.
Over the following weeks, every Tuesday, Gabriel returned. He spoke of himself, of the world's pains, of hope, of love. The Psychologist listened, asked the usual questions, becoming increasingly disturbed. Because, after all, it was the patient who was reading his mind, and because, with each new session, the Psychologist discovered a subtle transformation within himself, as all the answers were revealed to him...
The Psychologist of God is not just a book; it is an open door that invites us to enter. For a moment, we too are in that room, sitting opposite Gabriel. We can have all our doubts, ask all our questions. With the certainty that He will listen to us, and even without touching us, He will reach out His hand.