Yes you're right. Now that I read it again, it does seem like we are not a part of the universe when we are alive. But that's not true. Thank you for correcting me.

Thanks for replying. This is the first time I've joined any forum so I'm just a bit clueless. Thanks a lot.

I think God is The Universe - from which we all are created, the cosmos, the planets, the stars, every life form that has ever existed. The very thing that gives us the fuel of existence and the very thing we turn to after death. The endless, infinite cycle of creation and destruction.

@magritte
Well I personally think that the physical particles are a part of our objective reality.

The language you listen to from an young age is the easiest one for you. So, the language similar to your mother tongue will probably much easier to learn.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPjqWwkAymg

By the phrase "spooky action at a distance", Einstein was referring to the phenomenon of quantum entanglement. If two particles are entangled, then even if they are far apart, the state of one particle affects the state of the other particle as well. The interaction is said to be even faster than light. It is really spooky if you think about it how something be changed without being touched at all.