Quotes About Oneness

All of you are above me, and I am above all of you.

Everything is holy! everybody's holy! everywhere is holy! everyday is in eternity! Everyman's an angel!

If worthy, there is a oneness that is to exist between the patriarch and God, who speaks to and through him during the act of the laying on of hands.

Chepi taught me that all of nature - the sun, the moon, those mountains - all of it knows you from the time you were just an idea. That we're all cells with different purposes, yet we are all connected - existing to serve each other as well as the whole.

When God created the world, he didn't draw a line between Canada and America.

Someone should tell the fundamentalists that even Advaita philosophy in Hinduism talks of oneness in all existence.

Though we often see ourselves as separate from nature, humans are also part of that wildness.

Are there any poets that write directly about this? Oneness is typing this, Oneness is reading this. People mention Hafiz and Rumi. Non-Duality Press publishes books of poems by Nicholas Czernin, 'Wasteland Words', and by John Astin, 'This Is Always Enough'.

a sense of such oneness and familiarity that words often weren't needed.

Unity is the soul of fellowship. Destroy it, and you rip the heart out of Christ's Body. It is the essence, the core, of how God intends for us to experience life together in his church. Our supreme model for unity is the Trinity. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are completely unified as one. God himself is the highest example of sacrificial love, humble other-centeredness, and perfect harmony.

When I look far enough inside of you, I'll find me. When I look far enough inside me, I'll find you.

What does it mean to never be separated from love? Is that how you live every day? In every thought, are you constantly reminded that love is the ground of your being?

But when we talk about God, we're talking about the very straightforward affirmation that everything has a singular, common source and is infinitely, endlessly, deeply connected.

You are something the whole universe is doing in the same way that a wave is something that the whole ocean is doing. —Alan Watts

We crave coming together and connecting with others because this is what the entire universe has been doing for billions and billions and billions of years.

Thou art god, I am god. All that groks is god.

Smith felt distressed at the failure to respond in kind and interpreted it as failure on his own part. He realized miserably that, time after time, he had managed to bring agitation to these other creatures when his purpose had been to create oneness.

That Sebastian's vision of God was a true one is the dark, hidden fear of every religious person. The non-dualistic Orient accepts such a thought with equanimity: when Ramakrishna saw the goddess Kali give birth and then devour her own child, he took the vision as a true revelation of the oneness of creation and destruction.

He felt himself dissolving down into the great mass of the mountain, tumbling slowly down through the rock. The mountain mumbled in his ear, I am. With a puff of its cheeks it blew him aloft, threw his atoms out into the sky. They tumbled off on the wind and dispersed to every point of the compass . . .until his body and California were contiguous, united, one. Only his vision remained separate.

There are four mystical journeys," Dhu said to him. "The first begins with gnosis and ends with fana, or passing away from all phenomenal things. The second begins when fana is succeeded by baqa, or abiding. At this point you journey in the real, by the real, to the real, and you yourself are a reality, a haqq. And after that you move on to the center of the spirit universe, and become one with all others who have done likewise.

Tat tvam asi.

To me it is not about trying to achieve ecstatic states. It is about love. I want to be there all the time. Ecstasy comes and goes. I want to get to the place where there's only Sitaram. I don't want to be thinking about love, I want to be in love and eventually become love. In

Oneness with the impersonal brahma-jyoti is not ultimate liberation; superior to that is the sublime association of the Personality of Godhead in one of the innumerable spiritual planets in the Vaikuntha sky." SB 2.5.16

Religion is here to unite us. It's not here to divide us. If it's dividing us, it's not God's religion, it's something else.