What is God?

Since the beginning of recorded history of mankind, people have been interested in spirituality. They seeked for answers to all the unknown events and questions they had. It started with trying to magically influence the power of nature, because it made men afraid. Continued with the monotheistic religions that we know today in the form of christianity for example or the polytheistic wiccan/pagan religions.

The believe of spirit in things has always seem to puzzle us, though from a point in evolution the term God came into play. But what is God? Is it a personified entity that created all this? Is it many entities with each their own powers who create together? Is it the universe? Is it a cosmic intelligence, limitless infinite consciousness that is personified and non personified at the same that where in everything exists and is a part of?

Who or what is God to you?

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Comment by Being on January 10, 2014 at 3:55pm: Omniscient - All Knowing.

Omnipotent - All Power.

Omnipresent - All Presence. Everywhere and all at once.

We live within ( The Great Mind that many won't even pronounce) . Seemingly 'without' until awakening discloses that we are an integral part of True Self working for our own 'Fulfilled Potential' and Freedom to Be beyond Becoming.

Meantime 'Becoming' is great.

Rosicrucian Comment by anki on January 8, 2014 at 2:03pm: That makes sense, thanks

Comment by steve on January 8, 2014 at 2:01pm: To me, God is a multifaceted being. He is the Principle of Spirit, which can be considered infinite living mind. He is the Father Spirit, the active and wise principle, and the Mother Spirit, the passive and understanding principle. He is the Sun, the synthesis of father and mother. He is the tree of life, and the tree of death. He is She. She is Me. I am He. And I am you. I am the Walrus. And you are the eggman as I am the eggman. You are the Walrus. God is the Walrus. Goo goo ga joob.