@Jerri Stanback Thanks for joining us, Jerri, and for your very unusual question — behind these three plain words hides some profound logic. The best way to answer this question is to answer another question: what’s the nature of existence? What exactly exists? Are there many things that exist together, or just one thing? The only logical answer is that all is energy: whatever exists is but a form of energy — there’s no nothingness. It then follows that whatever source you are looking for, it can only be energy itself. The profound logic mentioned above refers to the notion of “selfhood” — any understanding, any knowledge, is in final analysis an act of a part of energy to understand and know itself in various forms. This notion also speaks to the principle of self explanation — one must explain the universe with the universe itself, it being both the cause and effect, hence transformation.