I think thank-God I just discovered God – you see the trouble we have with discovering God is that by nature we can only compare God to an existence which we know – for it is impossible to know something that either you have no direct or indirect (analogous / associative / comparative) knowledge of – so one thing we know about God, is that he is infinite – as we have had occasion to mention, infinity itself is beyond our comprehension (for there are two kinds of infinities: there is something finite in an infinite form, say numbers, so 1 is finite, but infinity is infinite 1s; and then there is something infinite, which has no finite form) hence, as God is the latter (see ()) therefore God is exactly as my friend Yossi Banishevitz described him in the words of the Rebbe Rashab: A (infinite – non limited, even to the limitation of saying he is non-limited; in other words, there can be infinity which cannot be finite, and finite which cannot be infinite; but then there is infinity which can both be finite and infinite and merge the two all simultaneously) who exists, but the form of his existence, has no form