Perhaps the way I described it lent itself to misunderstanding.

What I meant to say was, that if you have ever felt the touch of God, you would not mistake it for anything else.

I don't expect others to share my beliefs, and I appreciate your position, but I meant that statement as a subjective observation.

Just because I have felt the touch of God I do not expect you to believe it on my say so, and that's also not implying there is any kind of superiority involved or I consider myself luckier to have had this experience.

What I will say is that it was as a result of years of soul searching and personal development and, ultimately, letting go of my ego and expectations.

I have no real proof that you even exist, or that the keyboard I am typing on exists. All I can know is how I feel and what I experience as a conscious entity - all else is up for grabs as far as I'm concerned. I believe it is this approach to 'reality' that has allowed me to experience things which (to me) feel more real than me typing on this keyboard.