"All right, I'll say good day to you this day of your time.
This transmission has been titled, "What is God?" We understand on your planet there are many different ways that your people have of defining the concept of God. You use many different names, many different ways of describing the idea. "God," "Goddess," "All That Is," "Source." Different languages have their own words for that concept. But what is the idea of God really? From our perspective, it is literally "All That Is"; everything is made of it. It is, if you will, a type of consciousness, an energy. Its fundamental nature is non-physical.
The issue is that many people assign or ascribe certain qualities to the concept of God. Like omniscience, it knows everything. Omnipresence, it is everywhere. Omnipotent, it is all powerful. The one that we would like to focus on though that is in a sense the most descriptive is omnipresent which means it is everywhere. But if you realize the true meaning of that word, then you would understand that the only way that something can literally be everywhere, no exceptions, is that it has to actually be everything itself. There can be no thing. There can be no space where it isn't, if it is truly omnipresent.
So the idea is that to be fully omnipresent, to be everywhere, everywhen, it has to actually be everything including the concept that you call empty space. There can be no idea, no concept, no thing that is not an expression of All That Is that is not an expression of what you call God. Therefore, all things are expressions of it, reflections of it, experiences of it by it. It is experiencing itself through all of the different things that exist. It is existence itself that is self-aware of its own existence. It is self-aware that it is existence itself, that it is consciousness itself. It is self-awareness.
And as we have said, the idea of that self-awareness, the recognition of itself existing has to come from the idea of creating within the unbroken One, the unbroken Self, the unbroken version of it, the homogeneous version that has no self-awareness, no reflection of itself, no awareness of its existence, but must contain some aspect that is aware of its existence. That awareness comes from the idea of being able to perceive something that is other than itself in a sense. Therefore, it creates within itself the idea of a reflection, the idea of something reflecting back to itself in order to have awareness of itself as a self, as something distinct.
But on that level of what you call God, the idea of any reflection is also made of its consciousness. And therefore all the reflections in some way, shape or form are conscious, self-aware. No matter that the expression of consciousness may be very different than what you would recognize as human beings as consciousness. Nevertheless, everything is made of consciousness, made of God, made of the only thing there is to make anything from.
And it isn't even the human interpretation that God created everything. It's just that God is everything. That's its nature. And everything is God. It has no beginning. It has no end. The concepts of beginningness and endingness are concepts within Source, within God, within Creation, within existence. It has no beginning. It has no end. So the fact that everything is God is just the nature of God. It is what it is and it is all that it is. It is All That Is.
So even in your western sacred texts that you refer to as the Bible, in the book of John chapter 4 verse 24, you will find that it says when defining God the very first sentence in John 4:24, is "God is a Spirit." The idea therefore using the colloquialisms of the day because they didn't have any other language any other way to express it, is simply saying God is by its fundamental nature non-physical. It is in other words, energy. It is existence. It is beyond the physical realm. Therefore, saying that humanity is made in the image of God, means that you are made in the image of spirit, not physically.
Because the idea is that anything and everything, physical and non-physical, is an expression of God, an expression of All That Is. It doesn't matter what you believe in that sense, in the sense of saying, well, "God is this" or "Goddess is that" or what have you. It's a man, it's a woman, it's an animal, it's a tree, it's a thing, it's something beyond. It doesn't matter because anything that you can think of, anything you can imagine to call it is part of it, because there is no outside to it. There is nothing that is not it.
So it doesn't really matter and it doesn't really care that you might have nine billion different names for it. Nine different ways of expressing what it is, different religions, different ideas. No one is more right than the other. You can say it's a teapot and it will say, "Okay, I'm a teapot" because everything is made of me, including teapots, including trees, including glass, including windows, including stone, including air, including space, including stars, including planets, including people, including everything, water, everything is made of it, in different forms, different expressions of it.
We talked about the idea of the reflections by which it knows itself. Even physically as we have expressed the idea is similar to what your scientists have proposed as what is called the "Single Electron Theory," that every electron in existence is actually literally the same electron. Not the same kind of electron, the same electron. This is what we have talked about as well as the Prime Radiant, that there is only really One Thing, and it moves at infinite speed, so to speak, within the volume of space and time, so to speak, or what you perceive as those things. And it is so fast that it is actually everywhere at once next to itself over and over and over again, to give the illusion, to give the appearance of being a multitude of particles. But it is still the same particle.
All the particles in the chair, all the particles in the house, all the particles in the planet, all the atoms, all the subatomic particles that make up every star, every planet, every speck of dust within existence is the same one particle moving at infinite speed in different perspectives, different arrangements, different patterns next to itself over and over and over and over and over and over again infinitely to create what appears to be a multitude of particles in different forms, different relationships, different bonds, different shapes, different things, but all made out of the same one particle in the ultimate time-sharing program.
The idea therefore of the reflections of how far apart do these particles need to be to reflect the idea of one particle to another, to create the idea of self-awareness through the recognition of an other of something different than the self is what your scientists have discovered as the Planck Length or Plonck Length, however you want to pronounce in whatever dialect, that Planck length is the distance between the idea of one expression of the particle and another expression of the same particle and that distance is what causes the reflection so that everything is being reflected of itself by itself to create the idea of something other than itself to create the experience of self-awareness by seeing something other than the self.
So this happens with every single expression of that particle and thus overall in the existence creates the idea of God reflecting itself to itself within itself creating self-awareness by creating something that appears to be other than itself. Nevertheless, not meaning to get too deep into higher dimensional metaphysics, but the idea as we are expressing it is simply to know that everything is made of it. That it is everything literally everywhere. There is no space where it is not. Space itself is a concept within existence and therefore in a sense isn't really empty. It's just transparent to your senses.
Even though it is full of whatever it is that God is, be it energy, be it existence, be it consciousness, whatever you want to call it, whatever that quote unquote "material" is, whether it's solid, whether it's ephemeral, ethereal, doesn't matter. Whether it's opaque, whether it's translucent, transparent, doesn't matter. It's still an expression of the same one thing that everything is made out of that everything is a reflection of.
So, that is what God is. Everything, everywhen, everywhere, no outside to it. So, every being in existence is a reflection of it. Everything in existence is a reflection of it. It knows itself through all the reflections of its own self-awareness as All That Is as everything that exists as existence itself and that in a sense is God.
We thank you for allowing us to share this perspective with you. There are many ramifications that come from this idea that can be explored that are part of many of the other ideas and other information we have shared with you -- all folding back into the concept that there is one fundamental thing that in a sense, expresses itself as everything, through self-reflectivity, and therefore it is embedded deeply in all the metaphysical concepts and all the metaphysical experiences that you have ever had or will ever have in life. It all stems from the one deep understanding that it's all made of the same thing. God, Goddess, All That Is, Source.
Again, we deeply appreciate the opportunity to share this perspective with all of you.
And in return for the gift that you are giving us in experiencing all of you, I ask now, in what way may we continue to be of service to you? Please begin with your dialogues and questions if you wish."
- Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka
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TL;DR: Basically, God is "All That Is", is everything in Existence; physical and non-physical. "All things are expressions of it, reflections of it, experiences of it by it. It is experiencing itself through all of the different things that exist. It is existence itself that is self-aware of its own existence. It is self-aware that it is existence itself, that it is consciousness itself. It is self-awareness."
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(I used a transcript from a Youtube video and used AI Gemini to clean up the grammar, with some edits of my own, while trying to maintain the original message as accurately as possible)
