Many / One
A database of 11,000+ illuminated guiding quotations in 40 categories from 600+ inspired books by our most brilliant and influential authors.
Compiled by JoAnn Kite
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1 | "All groups of people, naturally and inevitably, arrive at a telepathic relation between themselves, and between the personnel of similar groups." Glamour, A World Problem (Alice A. Bailey) | |
2 | "Interconnectivity is not only a law of physics and of nature, but also forms the basis of community and compassion." A New Reformation: Creation Spirituality and the Transformation of Christianity (Matthew Fox) | |
3 | "The power to communicate is to be found in the very nature of substance itself…the significance of telepathy is to be found in the word 'omnipresence'." Telepathy (Alice A. Bailey) | |
4 | "It feels as if everyone who acts compassionately, works to raise consciousness, to save the planet, to make a difference in some significant way is linked to everyone else who also does." Jean Shinoda Bolen, 'Crossing to Avalon' Spiritual Literacy, Reading the Sacred in Everyday Life (Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat) | |
5 | "Echoes of our living ring down the valleys of the lives of others like the voices of distant bells, quietly, impartially, implacably reaching out to the most secluded, almost forgotten hamlets of humanity." My Way of Life, The Summa Simplified for Everyone (Walter Farrell and Martin J. Healy) | |
6 | "The divine Mind spins the thread of connecting light and relates all beings into Itself." The Rays and The Initiations (Alice A. Bailey) | |
7 | "Experience teaches that at the dawn of consciousness one stands already inclosed within definite, prepotent systems of relationships." I Ching or The Book of Changes (Richard Wilhelm, translator) | |
8 | "God is love, and man is made in God's image….Even in the midst of our busy world there are saints and sages working ceaselessly to infuse these simple truths into our complex lives. These noble souls radiate the divinity that is the inner basis of man's existence." Oneness: Great Principles Shared By All Religions (Jeffrey Moses) | |
9 | "Mankind have been created for the sake of one another." Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor from 161 ad, 'Meditations'bk. 8, sect. 59 Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, 4th edition (Angela Partington, editor) | |
10 | "The world appears as a complicated tissue of events, in which connections of different kinds alternate or overlap or combine and thereby determine the texture of the whole." Werner Heisenberg The Relevance of Bliss (Nona Coxhead) | |
11 | "Who can say, when one cherishes a rose, how little or much the rose may cherish in return?" Seven Mysteries of Life, An Exploration in Science and Philosophy (Guy Murchie) | |
12 | "There is a destiny that makes us brothers; none goes his way alone: all that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own." Edwin Markham, 'A Creed' One Thousand Inspirational Things (Audrey Stone Morris, Compiler) | |
13 | "All there is interpenetrates everything." Dane Rudhyar, 'The Sun Is Also a Star' The Eternal Dance (LaVedi Lafferty and Bud Hollowell, Ph.D.) | |
14 | “Our psyche is somehow woven into the whole world, both outer and inner. All the higher manifestations of life are somehow tuned to the surrounding space-time continuum.” Man and His Symbols (Carl Jung) | |
15 | "It is the harmony of the individual with himself and with his environing units, and his realisation of the essential oneness of all life which brings about the great expansions of consciousness and leads to individual identification with some greater whole." A Treatise on Cosmic Fire (Alice A. Bailey) | |
16 | "Only connect. Wherever you are, right now, pay attention. Forever." Sylvia Boorstein, Buddhist teacher The Mystic Hours, A Daybook of Interspiritual Wisdom & Devotion (Wayne Teasdale) | |
17 | "The soul is in some manner all things." Introduction to Saint Thomas Aquinas (Anton C. Pegis, editor) | |
18 | "And as the soul within your dust, through members differing and conformed to divers powers, doth diffuse itself, so doth the Intelligence deploy its goodness, multiplied through the stars, revolving still on its own unity." Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) The Soul Afire, Revelations of the Mystics (H. A. Reinhold, editor) | |
19 | "Every body feels everything that occurs in the entire universe, so that anyone who sees all could read in each particular thing that which happens everywhere else and, besides all that has happened and will happen, perceiving in the present that which is remote in time and space." Gottfried W. Leibnitz, co-inventor of calculus The Roots of Consciousness (Jeffrey Mishlove, Ph.D.) | |
20 | “The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen experiment has shown the universe to be nonlocal since separated elements of it, no matter how distant from one another, remain simultaneously in contact with one another.” Mary Within (David Richo) | |
21 | "When we reach for the highest within ourselves, people around us feel called to their highest. And that is the beacon for which every soul is looking." The Gift of Change, Spiritual Guidance for a Radically New Life (Marianne Williamson) | |
22 | "As the river gives itself unto the ocean, what is inside me moves inside you." Kabir, 'The Kabir Book: Forty-Four of the Ecstatic Poems of Kabir' The Search for the Beloved (Jean Houston) | |
23 | "Every human fellowship is inwardly related to the whole of humanity and to the wider world." The Essential Steiner (Rudolf Steiner, edited by Robert A. McDermott) | |
24 | "Awakening to the cosmic/earth/human process whereby all things have a genetic relationship with each other is the most significant intellectual achievement of humankind since the higher civilization came into being some 2,500 years ago. Nothing can be itself without being in communion with everything else." Thomas Berry, contemporary American theologian The Lion Christian Quotation Collection (Hannah Ward & Jennifer Wild, compilers) | |
25 | "All things are linked together, and connected one with another in a chain extending from the lowest to the highest; so that we see that they are not many, or rather, that all are one. For inasmuch as all things hang on the One and flow from the One, we think indeed that they are many when we look at them apart, but when we regard them as united, we hold them to be one." Asclepius III:19c Hermetica (Walter Scott, translator) | |