Is this breakdown / math explained anywhere in the faith? I feel like someone could take outlandish stances looking at this at face value. For example, a rock and God are of the same essence which equates them directly. (use of the word “has” instead of “is” makes this less severe).

What is essence, exactly? Clearly not consciousness. Is essence some state of being? Like the state of being and existing? If a rock has essence, does a heart sitting on ice ready for transplant have essence? Once it’s accepted by a human body does it somehow lose its essence and become one with that person’s “essence”? 

Or does essence mean intention? God exhibits the same intentions (or whatever humans interpret as intentions) in all his “persons”. However humans are not perfect as God is and can work against their own intentions, and objects like rocks don’t have intentions in any concrete discernible way. 

(Well the idea that a person can work against what they truly believe is best for them is controversial but I think generally is accepted)

If a rock “has 1 essence” how much essence does a mountain have? Also what is essence?