God, Omnipotence and Omnipresence

Is God in a state of existence? "Omnibustance" and not an unmanifestant? I'll try to explain myself.
Omnipotence is an ultimate state of existence, where Alpha is truly "all-powerful", unlike omnipotence, omnipotence is not a power, but a state of existence. You don't wield it like a weapon or an ability, you just are. So according to this definition of omnipotence, then it creates the paradox that "is omnipotence possible" because if omnipotence is all power, this power should be able to create something that is even a little stronger than it, but if that's true, then is it really omnipotence? This is one of the logical flaws of the concept of "omnipotence" Being powerful means that it can do everything but it is also a limitation, because it can't even do anything. Nothing would make it not omnipotent, but not being omnipotent means that it is not omnipotent: the omnipotent paradox. That is why there are two levels of omnipotence, the first is omnipotence limited to its own set of powers and the limitations of its verse. The second is true omnipotence without any limitations and that is what I call true omnipotence. Now regarding true omnipotence, there is another category of omnipotence that is beyond it: \"omnivastance\", omniscients are the only ones truly above true omnipotence, omnivstance is the literal definition of all possible power. Actually, true omnipotence is the act of doing everything, right? So omnivstance is not the act of doing everything, but rather it is the literal power of everything, it is what makes everything happen. When I say \"everything\", the whole concept of \"everything\" is included within this world, omnivstance is what everything even is. It's not limited by words, logic or anything, now another way to explain it, we can simplify omnipotence (and by simplify I mean make it even more general) to the point of: "Anything that can happen will happen." So to make omnipresence easier to understand, we simplify it as well, omnipresence is "anything that can happen does happen." So, for example, a true omnipotent being can do anything, right? But he cannot create an omnipotent being that is even a little stronger than him, this is because the nature of omnipotence means that if he does create a stronger version of himself, he will not be more omnipotent, this creates the paradox of omnipotence, on the other hand, omniscience is not limited to the concept of action and power, omnipresence is everything, doing one thing does not affect another thing, it just happens, therefore omnipresence "is" everything, it is the very reason and fuel behind every action and every act, it may be a paradox, it may be incomprehensible, but that is what it is, it has no limitation because everything is, omnipresence is the literal essence behind the very concept of "being", it is a concept, law, idea and fact.