The article explores the deeper meaning behind the phrase 'and it was very good' from a spiritual and scientific perspective. Drawing on the teachings of Kabbalah, it suggests that physical reality has no intrinsic identity apart from the divine energy that sustains it. This view is paralleled by scientific explanations of matter, where what we perceive as touch is actually the interaction of invisible energy fields between atoms. Both perspectives point to a fundamental unity underlying all existence, where boundaries are not true separations but interfaces of a single, ongoing flow of energy. The article illustrates this unity with a personal story, emphasizing that even moments of suffering are part of a greater harmonious system, inviting readers to see the essential goodness in all things.