I was reading Paulo Coelho's Like the Flowing River when a certain story caught my attention: Alone in the Road. There's a prayer in the story that I'd like to share:

O God, when I listen to the voices of the animals, to the sound of the trees, the murmur of the water, the singing of the birds, to the rushing of the wind or the rumble of thunder, I see in them evidence of Your unity; I feel that You are supreme power, supreme knowledge, supreme wisdom, supreme justice.

O God, I also recognize you in the difficulties I am experiencing now. God, let Your satisfaction be my satisfaction, and let me be Your joy, the joy that a Father takes in his child. And let me remember You with calmness and determination, even when it is hard for me to say: I love you...

It was taken from Dhu 'I-Nun (d. ad 861), an Egyptian Sufi master.