How can God be separate?

When the divine is positioned as a distant deity, a boundary is drawn between creator and creation. If a seeker exists here and God exists out there, an ontological gap separates the two. A deity possessing a boundary cannot be truly infinite, as an externalized entity is inevitably reduced to a bounded object. Because all perceivable objects are defined by their limits, an infinite reality cannot be something known. Rather, the divine must be the fundamental reality of knowing itself.

Recognizing this fundamental awareness as the sole knowing subject resolves the ontological gap entirely. The individual perceiver functions as a temporary focal point through which awareness assumes the limitations of a localized body-mind. In this way, a singular awareness experiences the multiplicity of form through every conceivable point of view. ●