Debate on the "existence" of God

Only one person on this board, but whatever, I'm bored. People seem to wonder whether God "exists", but they never begin to ask what God is? Let's start with a basic point, God must have no limits. In such a case, I'd argue you can't even put an essence on God, as that would be a limitation imposed on creation. Ergo, God must be existence without essence.

This would make One, eternal, incomparable being which defines reality. Existence is something apparent, as we all exist to some degree as well. Many people have the erroneous view of God being completely separated from His creation in Heaven, but this seems to be a bastardization of his incomparability. 

The truth is, God is so apparent that we don't even notice Him. It's like suddenly realizing you breathe air or that gravity is pulling you to the ground this second. Or perhaps when you are in a room with a smell for so long your nose stops even registering it. But in the end, we all know subconsciously of God's existence, because of the paralyzing angst of the abyss. God is so profound, merely being absent to any sort of degree causes discomfort.

But this is just what I think, what do you think about any of this?