Reddit mentions of Srimad Bhagavad-gita

I would recommend you to read into Bhagavad Gita. Why? Because its essence is along the lines of everything you just stated.

If you allow me, I would recommend this translation, because this is layed out in a non-secterian way, but at the same time presents the Gita from a personalist perspective, i.e. God has a form (which is loving as you see it), instead of the non-personalist perspective, i.e. God has no form (nirvana, which cannot love anyone).

Edit: I just saw that you believe God has no form, but is still loving. I don't want to offense your viewpoint, but I think this is a contradiction. Love is something that only appears in relationships and relationships always take place between subjects. Hence God must be a subject and as such must has a form to give love.