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Fashion Me According to Your Divine Will

Oh my most precious Lord, create and mold me according to Your Divine Will.  I beseech you to transform me and make me more similar to Your divine essence. Fashion me according to Your Desire.
It is true that we become like that which we love. Teach me to love You more dearly and passionately that I may become more like You. You are infinite, boundless, eternal bliss, without attributes. How can I, who am less than a worm compared to Your greatness, desire to become like You?
I cannot fathom it, my God, but you are mysterious in Your ways. Deepen my aspiration and longing to know You a little more than I knew You yesterday. Deepen my love and passion for your eternal Being, and guide me in all ways.  Fashion me according to Your Divine Will. Make known to me in Your mystical way what You desire that I should become.
Let Your Will be done, my most precious Lord, and transform me as You desire and when You desire. Teach me to be Your servant and to follow your holy ways. Let my heart jump for joy upon hearing Your divine name, although You are without names and attributes.
Let me rejoice and express happiness each time I hear stories about those who followed You and expressed Your holy and divine ways here on earth and from all spiritual paths.
Teach me to aspire to more holy and sublime things. Fashion me according to Your divine Will, my Lord, and deepen my love for You.

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