Something we see and can't identify is fascinating. Once we identify it, it becomes a noun and we relegate it to our peripheral vision....

In Judaism, God is nameless. God is not one thing to the exclusion of other things. God is the Everything: the now and what is before and after the now. However, the Everything is not a thing; it's the only thing. God is not a static noun. God self-describes as "I am". God is an unspecified verb, the process of the Everything....

All we see in the now are reflections of light. When the now disappears, all that remains is light....