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Oneness refers to the universal concept of interconnectedness across world spiritual traditions. Traditions converge in acknowledging a unified reality, but diverge in their understanding of its nature. They offer unique perspectives on achieving and experiencing oneness.

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One who has withdrawn all their senses into the Self, and who has not caused pain to any creature except as permitted by the scriptures, conducts themselves in this way throughout their life. They reach the World of Brahman after death and do not return.
Vedic Sages
HinduTeachingAttainmentOnenessSanskrit
The Upanishads, p. 319
Knowledge is what moves towards unity, and when it reaches the supramental level, it grasps the oneness, essence, and self-law of existence, and views and handles the many things from that light and fullness, somewhat like the Divine does from the highest point from which He embraces the world.
Sri Aurobindo
HinduTeachingAttainmentHarmony
The Life Divine, p. 521
United with pure reason, one lets go of both good and bad actions. Therefore, embrace yoga, for yoga is skill in action.
Swami Sivananda
HinduScriptureOnenessPurpose
Practice of Karma Yoga, p. 28
Achieve Brahman and overcome time. Transcend time and become one with the Eternal.
Swami Sivananda
HinduTeachingAttainmentOneness
Bliss Divine, p. 462
One cannot attain knowledge unless one is free from egotism.
Ramakrishna Paramhamsa
HinduTeachingAttainmentEgo
The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 779
The yogi who, having attained unity, worships me dwelling in all beings, remains in me, regardless of his way of life.
Ramakrishna Paramhamsa
HinduScriptureAttainmentDevotion
The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 585
One attains Perfect Knowledge when one sees God in man.
Vaishnavcharan
HinduTeachingAttainmentKnowledge
The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 353
Whoever hears my words and believes in the one who sent me will have eternal life, will never be condemned for their sins, and has transitioned from death to life.
Holy Bible
UniversalScriptureFaithOneness
The Unique Mission, p. 11
Just as rivers flowing onward lose their name and form as they merge into the ocean, so the knower—freed from name and form—rises to the divine Purusha who is beyond the beyond.
HinduPoetryLiberationOnenessSanskrit
Mundaka Upanishad 3.2.8
Krishna told Arjuna that having even one occult power would prevent him from realizing God.
Krishna
HinduScriptureOnenessTruth
The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 467
The eternal among the non-eternal, the conscious among the conscious — the One who fulfills the desires of many: those wise ones who see It as their own Self enjoy eternal peace, none other.
HinduTeachingInner PeaceOnenessSanskrit
Katha Upanishad 2.2.13
The fourth is beyond measure, beyond transaction, the cessation of all appearance, auspicious, non-dual. Thus Om is verily the Atman. One who knows this enters the Atman through the Atman itself.
HinduTeachingLiberationOnenessSanskrit
Mandukya Upanishad 12
All this is indeed Brahman. This Atman is Brahman. This very Atman has four quarters.
HinduTeachingOnenessSelf RealisationSanskrit
Mandukya Upanishad 2
That knowledge by which one sees the one imperishable reality in all beings, undivided within the divided — know that knowledge to be sattvic.
Krishna
HinduTeachingKnowledgeOnenessSanskrit
Bhagavad Gita 18.20
The primary goal of life is to attain a conscious awareness of our unity with God.
Swami Sivananda
HinduTeachingAttainmentHarmony
Bliss Divine, p. 281
You may believe in a God with form or a formless God, but your faith must be genuine and complete. It is through faith alone that one achieves everything.
Ramakrishna Paramhamsa
HinduTeachingAttainmentFaith
The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 194
The one inner Self of all beings, who makes the one form manifold — those wise ones who see It as their own Self enjoy eternal happiness, none other.
HinduTeachingOnenessSelf KnowledgeSanskrit
Katha Upanishad 2.2.12
As air, though one, having entered the world takes on the form of every form — so the one inner Self of all beings takes on every form and is also beyond them.
HinduPoetryOnenessSelf KnowledgeSanskrit
Katha Upanishad 2.2.10
As fire, though one, having entered the world takes on the form of every form — so the one inner Self of all beings takes on every form and is also beyond them.
HinduPoetryOnenessSelf KnowledgeSanskrit
Katha Upanishad 2.2.9
An eternal fragment of My very self becomes the living soul in the world of life, and draws to itself the senses with the mind as the sixth, which rest in Nature.
Krishna
HinduTeachingOnenessSoulSanskrit
Bhagavad Gita 15.7