God lives in "want” of nothing. Anything God wants, God can have. Yet God does have desires. It is God's desire that fuels the engine of creation. It is Divine Desire that powers the universe. (Neale Donald Walsch)

God lives in "want” of nothing. Anything God wants, God can have. Yet God does have desires. It is God's desire that fuels the engine of creation. It is Divine Desire that powers the universe.

Neale Donald Walsch

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