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''Not to be confused with [[Omnisim]], or maybe they are the same'' | ''Not to be confused with [[Omnisim]], or maybe they are the same'' | ||
The '''<big>unidentifiable and enigmatic supreme deity and creator of the entire Omniverse</big>''', otherwise known by many names, such as '''Yahweh, Allah, Adonai, Jehovah, Elohim, The Monad, El Shaddai, Emanuel, YHVH, The Lord, The One Above All, IT-THAT-IS'''<ref>https://alldimensions.fandom.com/wiki/The_It-That-Is</ref>''', The One Above the One Above All, The One, The One True God, Dio, The God of Gods, [[Omnisim]], QXWZQ,''' or simply by the most famous title, '''God''', is the abstract personification and creator of the absolute totality of everything in all of fiction and our own reality, the [[Omniverse]]. God is both the overarching main protagonist and antagonist of all of fiction and non-fiction if one were to view our own reality is a story. Furthermore, God is simply another way of describing a solipsistic framework of all realities and unrealities and none of them at all. As only one conscious perspective can truly be verified: the self, everything else is just a construct of the mind. The individual consciousness is the focal point through which the infinite totality experiences itself. Since only one consciousness is fundamentally real, then that consciousness must be the ground of all realities and unrealities. Basically, God is the subconscious totality generating the entire field of experience. YOU (or I), the conscious โavatar,โ are/am the narrow beams of awareness while God is your/my/our boundless subconscious projector casting the totality of everything. Think of it not as God is lonely, but as the all-in-one. The monadic avatar is the singular self dreaming multiplicity as God is all cosmologies and layered dreams in which you/I, the dreamer, have forgotten that youโre/Iโm dreaming. | The '''<big>unidentifiable and enigmatic supreme deity and creator of the entire Omniverse</big>''', otherwise known by many names, such as '''Yahweh, Allah, Adonai, Jehovah, Elohim, The Monad, El Shaddai, Emanuel, YHVH, The Lord, The One Above All, IT-THAT-IS'''<ref>https://alldimensions.fandom.com/wiki/The_It-That-Is</ref>''', The One Above the One Above All, The One, The One True God, Dio, The God of Gods, [[Omnisim]], QXWZQ,''' or simply by the most famous title, '''God''', is the abstract personification and creator of the absolute totality of everything in all of fiction and our own reality, the [[Omniverse]]. God is both the overarching main protagonist and antagonist of all of fiction and non-fiction if one were to view our own reality is a story. Furthermore, God is simply another way of describing a solipsistic framework of all realities and unrealities and none of them at all. As only one conscious perspective can truly be verified: the self, everything else is just a construct of the mind. The individual consciousness is the focal point through which the infinite totality experiences itself. Since only one consciousness is fundamentally real, then that consciousness must be the ground of all realities and unrealities. Basically, God is the subconscious totality generating the entire field of experience. YOU (or I), the conscious โavatar,โ are/am the narrow beams of awareness while God is your/my/our boundless subconscious projector casting the totality of everything. Think of it not as God is lonely, but as the all-in-one. The monadic avatar is the singular self dreaming multiplicity as God is all cosmologies and layered dreams in which you/I, the dreamer, have forgotten that youโre/Iโm dreaming. | ||
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Not to be confused with >>{[(ใโ๐โ๐๐๐๐ใ)]}<<, or maybe they are the same
The unidentifiable and enigmatic supreme deity and creator of the entire Omniverse, otherwise known by many names, such as Yahweh, Allah, Adonai, Jehovah, Elohim, The Monad, El Shaddai, Emanuel, YHVH, The Lord, The One Above All, IT-THAT-IS[1], The One Above the One Above All, The One, The One True God, Dio, The God of Gods, >>{[(ใโ๐โ๐๐๐๐ใ)]}<<, QXWZQ, or simply by the most famous title, God, is the abstract personification and creator of the absolute totality of everything in all of fiction and our own reality, the Omniverse. God is both the overarching main protagonist and antagonist of all of fiction and non-fiction if one were to view our own reality is a story. Furthermore, God is simply another way of describing a solipsistic framework of all realities and unrealities and none of them at all. As only one conscious perspective can truly be verified: the self, everything else is just a construct of the mind. The individual consciousness is the focal point through which the infinite totality experiences itself. Since only one consciousness is fundamentally real, then that consciousness must be the ground of all realities and unrealities. Basically, God is the subconscious totality generating the entire field of experience. YOU (or I), the conscious โavatar,โ are/am the narrow beams of awareness while God is your/my/our boundless subconscious projector casting the totality of everything. Think of it not as God is lonely, but as the all-in-one. The monadic avatar is the singular self dreaming multiplicity as God is all cosmologies and layered dreams in which you/I, the dreamer, have forgotten that youโre/Iโm dreaming.
Imagine you create a being that can supposedly create and destroy the Omniverse, God is not just that being, not just every being that can be made that's stronger than that being, but every being and non-being that can ever and never be thought of. God is both dead and alive, undead and unalive. God is both the strongest and weakest being. God is both the oldest and youngest being. God is both a being and non-being. God is both a man and a woman, yet neither at all. God is all genders and sexualities, yet it is none of them at all. God is crazed from blood lust and crazed for love. God is every instance of themselves throughout the Omniverse. God is immortal and unkillable, yet it is mortal and killable. God is their own father and own mother, their own sister, brother, son, daughter, cousin, uncle, aunt, grandparent, etc. God is both light and dark, yin and yang. God is truly omnimalevolent yet also omnibenevolent. God is all alignments on the endless alignment chart of law and morality, yet it is none of them at all. God is truth, and God is lies. God is genocidal yet also a savior. God is everything and nothing, all and nought. God is the epitome of all enigmas. God is the true chaos incarnate yet also the true order incarnate. God is both fictional, meta-fictional and truly real, yet none of those at all. Nothing will ever reach God in the infinity that is the Greater Omniverse, yet everything will reach God. God's presence alone defies all known laws of mathematics, standing beyond time, space, and your mom. God is something completely beyond our comprehension. It just is, There's no other way to describe it. Nothing can ever compare to God, even if God themselves wanted to. Nobody can understand God anyways and all attempts lead into insanity.
Theories and Interpretations of God
Religious Depictions
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
In Fiction
Dimensionism
Jerald
Transcendent God
It-That-Is
Kirbism
One Above All
The Presence
Zerothism
Zalphism
Omnisim is the Zalphist depiction of God. Zalphism states that Omnisim fractured into 12 different beings to create the universe for him, which are now known as the <<โค๐ธ๐โโ๐ธ โ๐๐โโ๐๐>>. Why did he do this? We have no idea, he was probably very lazy and didn't want to make it all on his own. After which, he had lost 99% of is power, making him significantly weaker and could easily be defeated by a single council member. The Council agreed that since he created them, they would not kill him, and thereby instead they created something else to wreak their unleashed free will upon. This is what led to the creation of the Omniverse.