What Is God? And Where To Find God? Relationship between Spirituality & God

We all go in search of our God, whether to a temple, church, monastery or gurdwara. But in reality, who is God, where is God, what is God? There is no doubt that a Creator exists.

Who created the sun, the moon, the stars, the birds, the animals and the flowers? There is no doubt that there is a Creator whom we call God. But who is this God? There is no place where God is not. God is Omnipresent. God is the Supreme Immortal Power. That Power is in you and that Power is in us. We have to realise God and the only way to God-Realization is through Self-Realization. When we realize, ‘I am not the body, I am not the mind, I am the Divine Soul’, we realise that the Supreme Immortal Power is the Soul in one and all. Know more about Relationship between Spirituality and God.

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