I heard somewhere that God is only a collective, or a creative intelligence. By this definition, we are all gods. The consciousness (and, indeed, the physical body) are products of energy wave propagation. How energy came to be in the cosmos in the first place is a question we may never know the answer to, like the origins of space and time. What I'm confident of, however, is that this energy exists in the forms of matter and forces interacting with matter (perhaps other forms entirely, which we haven't found yet).
I believe that the universe is structured such that at the heart of every thing lies another everything, and all life and perception is the emanation of a collective, pure energy source.
It seems that nothing in the whole cosmos is at rest. Not only this, but nothing in the whole cosmos is objectively defined, either. That is, by observing something, you are giving it definition. Before you observed it, it was existent in innumerable virtual states. At this stage in our evolution as human beings, our perceptions define our world, and our intentions change it. When we're made aware of them, these processes can be taken on consciously.
If somebody asked me where to find god, I'd tell them to go within their own mind; the inner realms form a framework for the perception of and interaction with all the external manifestations. "As above, so below and beyond."
I've found particular interest in the idea that consciousness is non-local (that is, present throughout the universe, quite like a force), and conducted by the brain via microscopic protein structures within the microtubular lattice comprising our neural networks. This renders the brain something of a computer, receiving, processing and expressing information via the non-local consciousness (or zero-point-field) and makes it theoretically possible to know or perceive anything in all of space and time. We just don't because we don't normally need to. The world that we see is not the world we live in, and every person perceives differently.
Where we are going as a race, though, is a topic of some concern. We evolved on this planet with no idea as to how or why, and, sure, we did pretty damn well, considering that we had no help, at all, whatsoever. But, it seems, we've done some crippling things to our little rock, and communication is the only hope we have of surviving as a species. As I see it, creative intelligence is eternal, the non-local, non-physical manifestation of pure energy, and the physical manifestation is an emanation thereof, making all life basically eternal. Physicality, of course, undergoes constant change, as this energy form can only sustain itself that way. Death is new life and so on, and so forth. After body-death, the consciousness returns to the non-local source, until a new body evolves to conduct it.
My conclusion is that humans are the most amazing things that have happened thus far, intention is the strongest force in the universe, and God is a collective - a continuum.
