This perception of god as both the tangible world and the intangible energy underlying the world comprises the pantheistic concept of deity. The stars, the Sun, the Earth, and every living thing are manifestations of Nature's creative energy. The origin of it all remains incomprehensible, the tremendous mystery. Some Pantheists sense Nature's creative energy as a divine presence, and feel themselves at one with the Universe through this felt presence of divinity. These feelings arise from the wonder and mystery of Nature, and have nothing to do with supernaturalism.
Nature is ultimate reality.
Although Nature produced conditions amenable to life on Earth, that same energy brings death, disease, and natural disasters. But to realize that divinity resides in a rattlesnake as well as in a robin, and in a hurricane as much as in a breeze, helps to explain the good, the bad, and the ugly in the world. To accept Nature and its creative forces as they are, rather than accede to man-made visions of a ideal realm, engenders a surprisingly carefree confidence. The winds of truth set us free, and its exhilarating updrafts lift us to new spiritual heights. We have named this circle God.