As far as I understand @OMG12 's belief, it goes something like this: There is a universal spirit, which is expanded & fragmented throughout the universe much as matter & energy have been doing since the big bang. Similar to the way we are constantly showered with photons & neutrinos from outer space, we all move through a medium comprised of this spirit.
She's cited ideas related to emanationism, neoplatonism and Avicenna's philosophies, Kabbalah and, in one way or another, most major religions today. The universal spirit has an 'essence' that is pure & perfect (whatever that means), infinitely unchanging, and is possibly heading towards reunification of all its parts. It also has an 'existence', which is all the stuff that happens in the material world. This aspect, I think, is impartial. Things just happen, the spirit isn't bothered about details.
But she's also talked about a collective human conscious or subconscious, which would be the bit of universal spirit that's embedded in all of us. Most religions offer routes to enhance this in ourselves, eventually reaching a state of unity or reunion with the greater 'essence'.
I don't know whether animals, fungi, plants and protozoa are also supposed to be part of the spiritual collective. I don't know, either, how her comments about universal and earthly 'balance' fit into all of this. Maybe she'll correct me and/or explain more?
Myself, I think Plotinus, Avicenna &co were onto something with their intuitions about universal scale, continuity and 'emanations' but, lacking the ontological framework to interpret them as physical phenomena, explained them in terms of 'divinity'. Avicenna even had to invent ontology to get as far as he did!
I would've put links, but MN crashes whenever I try. The 'existence' is glitching 😏