How do you define God?

[BipolarGrowth]

This word gets used all the time here, but I can tell people are often referring to something completely different when using this word. Please define God in your own words. 
 

I find that the more spiritual experiences I have, the less I can confidently say I know what God is. 

[Tim R]

No definition. All definitions will prevent us from actually recognizing God. I haven't realized "God" yet, but that's my take on this issue. I'll try to make no image/conception of God. 

[Leo Gura]

Everything you experience right this second is God.

And that's it. Nothing more.

The problem is you can't accept it.

[BipolarGrowth]

20 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Everything you experience right this second is God.

And that's it. Nothing more.

The problem is you can't accept it.

What happens when you experience the memory of something happening at another time? Or when you experience the ego? These things are also God then? 

[nistake]

I'd only say one word: Life.

[Leo Gura]

7 minutes ago, BipolarGrowth said:

What happens when you experience the memory of something happening at another time? Or when you experience the ego? These things are also God then? 

Anything not happening NOW is fantasy.

Look at what it is.

Yes, it is God dreaming and fantasizing.

Ego is just the fantasy that you are a human. Simple.

You might as well live your life cosplaying as a werewolf. Same degree of realness.

[Gesundheit]

Infinite cannot know finite.

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