Why is the Creator not embodied in the form of any of His creatures?

Why is the Creator not embodied in the form of any of His creatures?

As an example to make things clear only, bearing in mind that Allah has the most highest of attributes, when man uses an electronic device and controls it from outside, he by no means is within the device.

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