I can't say this is an objective morality. I can't assume everyone would agree even if I were able to explain it to everyone.

I'm willing to discuss the placement of this definition, whether it be God or something else.

I find it to be a uniting morality in and of it's core regardless of it's name or it's capability of being recognized as objective.

"Idk I define God differently than everyone else and atheists hate it

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I already defined it. You kind of defined it too. Its everything in existence and all potential energy of existence.
People say this definition should be a different word.
In my mind there are enough similarities between that and the traditional definition to warrant it the same thing, but some people dont find it similar enough

Idk if it's all knowing, but it contains all there is to know. It's responsible for our existence. We are a piece of it, and actually a piece of it that's aware of it's existence. Like a synapse firing in the brain of the essence of reality. It's almost like life is the consciousness of existence, and everything else is the muscle and bone and tissue or what have you. Kind of rambling but my point is existence is conscious, or at least we know part of it is.

So
Contains all knowledge
Created us
Conscious

All similarities in relation to the traditional definition

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all I know is that life has so much potential for a place in the universe. We have so much friggin time between now and an uninhabitable universe. The main thing is just making it into that timeline alive lol. We are in the beginning stages of consciousness. You can tell that based just on the amount of time we've existed, our progression into human, the length of time between the beginning of the universe and now, how short of a timespan it is in comparison to the predicted amounts of time before it ceases to exist,and the lack of anything else like us in existence that we can observe for millions of light years in each direction.

I actually love this subject a lot. I think this idea has a lot of potential to lift morale because it reminds us we are all a piece of a greater thing, we are a unique and important aspect of existence, and we have a unifying goal of supporting life."