To me, God is not a figure of flesh and blood seated somewhere in the sky. God is energy infinite, boundless, and beyond human comprehension. Different traditions have called this Source by different names: God in English, Nyasaye in my mother tongue, Allah in Islam. But language is only a bridge; the essence is the same.

If we look closely, human existence itself mirrors the laws of energy. In physics, energy is never destroyed it only transforms. The same is true of life: our bodies may decay, but what animates us the spark continues, merging back into the Source. This is what many call “spirit,” but to me, it is simply the conservation of divine energy.

Consider the battery. Freshly charged, it powers everything around it. With use, the energy drains. The only way to restore it is by reconnecting to a greater power source. So too are we. When overwhelmed, anxious, or weak, we “petition” God through prayer. In that moment, we are not just speaking words we are tuning our inner frequency to reconnect with the highest vibration of all. That is why we feel renewed afterward.

Why then places of worship? Quantum physics teaches us that when waves are in phase, they amplify one another this is constructive interference. When we converge in prayer, our energies synchronize, and the collective vibration reaches the Source with minimal resistance. Just like an electrical current traveling a shorter, cleaner path loses less power, so too group worship strengthens the flow. Healing, restoration, and breakthroughs often follow not because God suddenly “decided” to act, but because the circuit between humanity and Source became clearer.

Even sacred texts reflect this truth. When Jesus promised the disciples a guider, he spoke of the Spirit coming like fire. Fire is energy, pure and transformative. It burns, it enlightens, it spreads. In quantum language, it is the release of stored potential into visible power.

But here is the paradox I wrestle with: scriptures say “blessed are the poor.” Why would an abundant Source allow lack? From a quantum perspective, perhaps poverty is not divinely designed but a distortion in transmission human systems, greed, and injustice introducing resistance into the flow of abundance. The Source gives freely, but interference prevents equal access. The divine task, then, is to repair the circuitry to live justly, to reduce resistance, to allow God’s energy to reach all.

God is energy. We are frequencies. Prayer is resonance. Worship is alignment. Healing is the byproduct of reconnection. Seen through quantum eyes, spirituality is not opposed to science it is science in its most mysterious and profound dimension.