Believing in God doesn’t mean much.
It’s a mental form taken by questioning the divine.
There are those who see and those who don’t see.
Those who see the nature of things,
their nature,
The Shiki-Ku unity,
Phenomena-emptiness,
The All-One
and those who don’t see.
Those who will have the courage to see the mental noise dimension of what they nourished and took for God,
Those who will know how to pass through and go beyond.
Notes & Silence 
This appears to be an ultimate statement of deity as fully immanent and non-transcendent. « God in all; all in God. Just look at the obvious. »
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-Fully immanent’ could also be a definition for ‘absolutely transcendent.’
Panentheism?
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I suspect there’s an element of « depends on how you look at the semantics » in that – the point, it seems to me, is one of « full identification with… »
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