A Note on the Ineffable's Own Imagining Being Its "Form"

I do not think that the Ineffable is imagining us (or the universe) as a scene in front of him. I think that he is imagining OUR imagining. As we imagine, we experience what we overtly do. That experience, I think, is his "form." I know that sounds weird, but what we see is NOT his form no matter how it is shaped or whatever nature it may attain. His is the experience, and everything else simply exists (of him) to facilitate the experience.