All very nice and comforting, but you are still projecting human ideas and emotions onto something that is not remotely human.

Even to give the first cause a name is to anthropomorphise and limit it. If it must be named, then Azathoth, Lovecrafts' blind mindless god at the centre of chaos, would be more accurate.

Intelligent beings set themselves against nature. How else could a puny gatherer and scavenger become not a, but the apex predator? We take the parts of nature and change them to suit our needs. We smash wood and stone and metal into unnatural combinations to build cities -sprawling fortresses against disorderly nature, where thousands, indeed millions, are forced to live in unnatural proximity and intimacy. It's either that, or uncontrolled nature will devour us.

Better to say that we are God, or on our way to becoming godlike, and celebrate human love and kindness as unique to us (or intelligent beings generally). Nature, the Universe, is neither kind nor loving, but people can be, and many are.