What is the relationship between the creator and the creation? Is he totally different from his creation? Or are creation and creator just different facets of what we call energy?

Think of an old-fashioned motion picture, before digital. When you watch such a film, what are you seeing? Your mind sees images on the screen, but what are you really seeing? You're sitting in a darkened movie theater while somebody places a reel of celluloid film on a projector. He then switches on the projector. Light leaps out of a bulb at 186,000 miles per second. It passes through the celluloid film, which blocks or filters many of the photons. The light then passes through a lens which focuses it on a screen, which reflects it back to our eyes. So when we watch a film, we're really only seeing one thing - white light! But the film and the lens cause an illusion of seeing these images. In fact, they are just distortions of the one light. The light is the Creator - the Infinite Light. The images on the screen, that's this world - this entire universe, and everything in it, including ourselves. Hope that's helpful.

The idea of personification of a creator is erroneous. There is no old man with white hair sitting up in heaven. We are all energy and all the creators of our world. Does this make me God? Yes, it does. But it makes everyone else God too. The Hindus and Buddhists feel that everything is God, or some such term as you would like to call it. Energy? OK. And if you see everyone as yourself, what a great world. The mistake is in assuming there is more than one of us here. The world is an illusion.This answer is not a substitute for professional medical advic...

One  of the figurative meanings of “father” in the Old Testament is  “creator” (Job 38:28). And God’s name itself, Yahweh, means “creator.”So  it is not surprising that in the Old Testament the fatherhood of God is  associated with His creative activity (Mal. 2:10). The first portrait  of God in the Bible is that of Creator. The biblical account of creation  in Genesis 1 describes first of all the power and greatness of God.  Everything that exists was brought into being by the power of God.  Moreover, He created the entire universe ex nihilo (“out of nothing”).  Before God created the universe, nothing existed except God Himself. God  did not start with any building blocks to create the worlds. He started  only with Himself. The  creation narrative in Genesis also teaches us that God is distinct from  His creation. It is actually a refutation of pantheism. God is not the  creation, and the creation is not God. God is the source of the creation  and sovereign over the creation. He brought it into being by His  powerful word and that powerful word continues to sustain it. And  although God remains involved in the creation, He is separate from it. Charles 2002, “Our Heavenly Father,” – Emmaus Journal 11, no. 2 (Winter)

Creator is the essence of all worldly higher knowledge. Creation tends to seek the path of gaining access to that Infinity. It's symbiotic. Our quest for knowledge incentivises God to create more interesting facets of life. God's multi-disciplinary excellence drives us to reach his potential.

The Creator is the infinite source of energy and the Creations are part of that energy . There is continuous reciprocation between them . The Universe is expanding in a flat topology towards INFINITY .