First off, if anyone is religious in some way, don't get all tight at what I wrote. Don't take it personally.

I think our "reality," as in this world, I think it's just half of what reality is. On these topics we get a lot of theories like the multiverse theory. Even if there is a multiverse, it's still only makes one universe. Universe is everything that exists. In Jamaica the coat of arms motto says "Out of Many, One People." Same thing going on with that theory.

As for what it means to be god? The problem with answering that questions is the meaning of god. What I've been trying to let impact me less is the meaning of words themselves. Because language is a barrier. We say god, but what exactly does that mean? All powerful, creator of everything, supernatural abilities? I've adopted this was of thinking because of how other people's life experiences, understandings, or religious upbringing affect their judgements. With DMT, reading and watching videos of trip reports you can't help but build expectations or fears. You don't go in clean, and how can we? Starting out we know nothing. The only reason we even find this stuff is because of the things we've heard.

I think if one we're to meet god, it'd be the most one sided Q&A ever.

"How did you create the universe?"

"I just did it."

That may be how that conversation goes.

One of my older sisters for whatever reason is drawn to conspiracies, one of which is that the bible is encoded, which a lot of people believe. If it were I think it all doesn't matter after the first line. Change that to "In the beginning I created the Heavens and the Earth." Everything else becomes irrelevant after that. How I came to that conclusion was wondering how different the bible would read as a diary/journal. Personalize all the bits that have to deal with any party of the trinity and that's it. Would anyone really need to know anything after that first statement? It's like learning 1+1=2. Once you've learned something that's true, all other information becomes irrelevant. The truth about anything is the only real information anyone needs. There's nothing else that needs to be said

or discussed afterwards. All that being said I'm not religious, but I can't help falling back on the christianity because it's what I grew up with as a kid. Sometimes literally beaten into me. Overall most of my time being in church was against my will. 

I don't know if the universe is infinite, but existence may be. I think existence may be as big as the mind, meaning we simply cannot measure its size or potential. Look at people what some of our species have used their minds for, great and terrible things. What it means to be god me is to carry on always which is what consciousness does. Maybe not them mind because I view that as separate. I'm of the thought the mind serves the body and vice versa, but becomes unnecessary once the body is gone. The mind is the operating system of the brain, half anyway, the other is subconscious. We need it to navigate and survive the physical world. Without a body to care for and nourish, what good is the active mind, all I think a "person" would need is consciousness.