“When God became lonely, He created Man.

Or was it when Man became lonely, he created God?”

We’ve imagined God in our own image —

a cosmic parent, a divine problem-solver, a voice in the clouds.

We made God personal because we were afraid to feel alone.

We needed someone to care, to watch, to fix things.

But the truth is —

God is not a person.

Not a being who likes or dislikes, blesses or punishes.

God is the Source.

The unspoken intelligence behind every breath, every galaxy, every cell.

Not a player in the game — but the field itself.

Not watching life happen — but being life as it happens.

Everything that grows, transforms, begins or ends —

moves within that field.

And the moment we stop looking for a “someone” in the sky

and start listening to the silence within,

we meet what was never separate from us to begin with.

God is not a name.

God is consciousness —

the one thing you can’t touch, but without which nothing could exist.