God is everywhere; so is present in nature.
If God is anywhere, He is everywhere. God cannot be in one place, and not in another.
God is present everywhere, all the time. And He wouldn't miss a momentous occasion like a wedding for the world- besides, He already has it.
Jewish people only have one God. And the Jewish view is that God is always present everywhere, not just at weddings.
The bible is very clear that God is omnipresent. That means everywhere present. We are taught that if we go to the highest heavens he is there. If we go to the deepest sea he is there. There is no where we can go and hide from God.
God is pure Spirit and is thus outside of time and space as we know it. You might say that all of time and space are contained in God, but this is only a way of putting it which is kind of meaningless. Looking at it from that angle, though, nothing could exist unless it were constantly being held in existence by God, so one could say that He was present everywhere.
As per Sikhism ' God ' is everywhere . Every visible thing itself has been created from God. Every atom has God particle in itself, so no place can be such where God is not present. God is most nearest to everyone but one has to make himself able to identify God.
aniket = means "homeless" but not in the sense of a homeless person due to poverty or something, though the direct meaning makes one "use" in such sense.aniketaH is applied to God who is Omnipresent. So, he is present "everywhere". Since being present everywhere implies that He has no specific Home he is called aniketanaH,aniketaH.
he watches you everywhere so yeah...
He is not responsible for men's actions, so no.
Its Sikh and not Seik. Sikhs worship One God they refer to Him/Her as Wahiguru.For Sikhs God has no form,color,shape but God is present everywhere and can been seen by spiritually awakened.
Yes