How do you respond to being alone?

I really don't believe that there's any such thing as being alone for me anymore... I am never alone.

I suppose there are premises to this belief worth mentioning. 

1) is that reality is malleable to the point where beliefs CREATE truth, so that what is believed is, at least for a time, true.  If, then, I don't believe I am ever alone, I am never alone:

2) I am consciously connected to the oneness of all things, all who have lived and ever lived, the very consciousness of the universe.  As such, "alone" is akin to an illusion: a truth that, via belief, I could create, but a disharmonious truth-- one out of line with the source and the universal superconsciousness and the immutable universal principles.  One that I would eventually grow out of-- being that it is not a universal principle, but a belief which is a creation of my specific consciousness.  The longest such a belief could last is the span of my life, for at my death, my consciousness would return to the oneness of all things.