By default (since no other place exists) I believe that the actual divine must exist in an eternal higher dimensional space, that space into which our 3D universal space is expanding into. Just as any point on a 2D sheet of paper is accessible to our 3D space so is any point in our 3D space accessible to a 4D or higher space.
Also in the same way a sheet of paper confines 2D objects like lines and dots to itself our 3D space also confined material objects to itself. According to the equations of both General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics is matter goes to zero space and the quantum amplitude go to 0 respectively. This means matter and our universal space are intimately linked in a why that cannot be broken. Matter cannot escape from the space it defines.
Yet complex objects are not able to exist in higher dimensional spaces because too many degrees of freedom exist. Knots do not exist in higher dimensional spaces as mentioned here in Wolfram MathWorld:
"Klein proved that knots cannot exist in an even-dimensional space
. It has since been shown that a knot cannot exist in any dimension
. Two distinct knots cannot have the same knot complement (Gordon and Luecke 1989), but two links can! (Adams 1994, p. 261)."
Earlier I posted here that the force laws have a much shorter acting distance in higher dimensional spaces probably making orbits (electron through planetary) in such spaces even more unstable (if not impossible) than they are now.
When one considers just how complex and structured the brain is one must conclude that an intelligent and emotional God/dess or gods cannot really exist as an objective reality. Instead the divine, most likely consisting of some collection of conscious sensations must be a lot simpler in structure.
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Just to clarify, the mathematical definition of "knot" differs from the ordinary language usage. We're not talking about the knot you tie in your shoelace. To quote from the MathWorld article: