Do You Believe in God?

Veiled: covered with a veil, concealed or disguised as if with a veil.

I have a question, one I myself have been asked on many occasions, do you believe in God?

Now before you answer, allow me to elaborate a little on the God I am talking about, the adult God, the God that Pythagoras would call the Source of all things, the Monad. Not to be confused with the God of the child, the gentleman with the gray beard.
The God we are discussing is the number One or the Monad, the one that has been defined by the mathematician Theon of Smyrna as "the principal and element of numbers, which while multitude can be lessened by subtraction, is itself deprived of every number and remains stable and firm."
Hence as a number, it is indivisible, it remains immutable, and even multiplied into itself remains itself only, since once one is still one, and the Monad multiplied by the Monad remains the immutable Monad to infinity. It remains by itself among numbers, for no number can be taken from it, or separated from its unity. How’s that for a definition of God, granted we don’t perceive God to be a number, or do we?
Monotheism: the belief in the existence of ONE god.

In the world of symbolism the Monad is symbolized by the “point within the circle”, also known as the circled dot, circumpunct, or circle with a point at its centre. Interestingly some have even interpreted the point within the center as the singularity point before the big bang.

Of coarse when asked the question “if I believe in God” I don’t go through the symbolism of the Monad, I usually just say yes, you’re God.
After all, the Monad came by way of the Zero, the vast emptiness and grand totality of the Universe......we'll save that for another time.