“All things come from, and belong to, the One God — all-wise, good, righteous, holy, resplendent, and glorious. This, our God, is the source of all luminosity. He is the Creator, the God of all good purposes, and the protector of the justice of the universe." Zoroastrianism, 131:5.2 (1450.1)
All reality flows from one living Source. Nothing exists outside this divine origin, and nothing is ultimately separate from it. To say that all things belong to God is not to diminish creation, but to anchor it in meaning. Existence is not random or abandoned—it is held, sustained, and illuminated by wisdom and goodness beyond measure.
God as the source of all luminosity speaks not only of light in the heavens, but of clarity in the soul. Every impulse toward truth, every longing for goodness, every intuition of justice is a reflection of this radiant origin. The divine does not merely create the universe and withdraw; it continuously upholds purpose, coherence, and moral order within it.
To live with this awareness reshapes how we see the world. Justice is not fragile, goodness is not naïve, and wisdom is not outmatched by chaos. Even when obscured by confusion or suffering, the universe rests in the care of a righteous Creator whose purposes bend reality toward meaning and ultimate harmony.