This is a contracting or covenanting process. The affirmation that God is working with us in some sense as us, as the initiator of each experience can be made much more meaningfully from a panentheistic perspective than from a pantheistic one. For most purposes we refer to God and ourselves, for we are free to decide how much we accept of what God offers to us. In mystical moments we emphasize unity, which is the complete or relatively complete acceptance of God's offers. When we consider the divine character of the whole creative process, we are justified in referring to it as only one Power and only one Presence.
All unity is a unification of the many, and the many are meaningful only in relation to unity.
In Hebrew, the word achad means united one , and is used to refer to God. The alternation of the one and the many is essential to the process of co-creation. All this co-creating happens so quickly that we are unaware of the separate experiences, which are like the separate frames of a motion picture. Similarly, we are unaware of the separate cells of our bodies, to say nothing of the molecules and atoms that constitute them. We are unaware of most of what is going on within and around us, let alone throughout the universe.