God

Am understanding more clearly this midnight hour (thanks to meditating on a portion of Ken Wilber's writings) that a person's definition of "God" depends upon the worldspace they inhabit. The most common worldspace is that picked up by the physical senses. As we continue to develop, we open to other worldspaces (e.g. that of numbers and of letters; of the imaginative faculty; of the realm of quantum physics, of peak experiences, etc.).Our definition of God varies with each worldspace. We do not reject any of those definitions. We simply acknowledge that that definition comes from that particular worldspace. If we have not experienced a particular worldspace, that definition of God will make no sense to us.