godnotgod
Thou art That
I don't believe there was ever a moment where God dwelt by himself in a midst of absolute nothingness.
That would not be possible anyway, as the very infinite nature of God cannot be contained in anything. It would be more accurate to say that God is Absolute Nothingness itself.
Absolute Nothingness has no 'midst', as that would be a 'place', but since there is no-thing, 'place' is non-existent.
Nothingness is the default state. It never changes; it always is. The world of existence, of becoming, of arising, of subsiding, is temporal. It comes and it goes, like a cloud in the sky. Therefore it is illusory. It has no abiding substance or permanence. It is our everyday world of ups and downs; of relative joy and relative suffering; of conditional existence. But Nothingness is the state of Absolute Joy, which has no opposite, and does not change. It is this state that is our true nature. The rest is a dream from which it is necessary to awaken if Absolute Joy is to be experienced.
Alan Watts discusses Nothing - YouTube
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