All universes impact each other.

There are forms of life that are aware of a power that you identify as God, and yet those forms do not exist on the surface of the earth that you identify as a home within the universe as you know it—the universe that you identify, that you study, that you see with your telescopes, that you see with various forms of radiation that can produce visual representations. There are forms that live beyond what you can measure and yet are a part of your universe. There are many universes, and they all have an impact on one another. What you refer to as a universe does not exist in the absence of other such entities.

The reality quite simply put is that the vastness of what you call God extends far beyond your comprehension, far beyond your vision, far beyond any capabilities of fully grasping its extent. Despite this vastness, each human being plays an important role in the creation that is God. We can say not only “God is and you are,” but we can say two other things: “God is because you are” and also “you are because God is.” There is an interdependence that serves to bind all together.