Therefore the Sufi establishes his relationship with God as the relationship between him and the Beloved. His worship of God is the expansion of the heart; his love for all beings and for every being is his love for God. He cannot find anyone to love except God, because he sees God in all. If his love is shown in devotion to parents, to wife, to children, if it is shown to neighbors, to a friend or in tolerating enemies, the Sufi considers this as an action of his towards God. In this way he fulfills in his life the teaching of the Bible, "We live and move and have our being in God.'