Many / One
A database of 11,000+ illuminated guiding quotations in 40 categories from 600+ inspired books by our most brilliant and influential authors.
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"This Self is the One, and hence is spoken of as the Monad, and this Monad is the outbreathed life of the Logos, containing within itself germinally, or in a state of latency, all the divine powers and attributes."
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"The Founders of the great religions are members of the one Brotherhood."
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"To those who are good to me I am good; and to those who are not good to me I am also good; and thus all get to be good." Tao The Ching
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"The one who is wise by love rises above all petty differences, and sees all drawing their life from the one source, all as part of his family."
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"The consciousness of this inner unity, the recognition of the One Self dwelling equally in all, is the one sure foundation of Brotherhood."
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"Those who learn the truth about their own nature become free."
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"All things live in rhythmical vibrations, all seek the harmonious and are repelled by dissonance."
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"Life is one, it streams out perpetually as the free outpouring of the love of the Logos."
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"The great doctors of the Catholic Church always posit the unfathomable Deity, incomprehensible, infinite, and therefore necessarily but One and partless."
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"One nourishes many sides, thus All is One." The Zohar, Isaac Myer's translation
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"A survey of the great religions of the world shows that they hold in common many religious, ethical, and philosophical ideas." Annie Besant, 'The Ancient Wisdom', Theosophical Publishing House 1983, p. 2
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"As a magnet has its magnetic field, an area within which all its forces play, larger or smaller according to its strength, so has every man a field of influence within which play the forces he emits, and these forces work in curves that return to their forthsender, that re-enter the centre whence they emerged."
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"The One is the perfect chord of Being, of infinite melodious concords, all turned to a single note, in which Life and Wisdom and Bliss are blended into one keynote of Existence."
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"It is infolded Deity that is the guarantee of humanity's final triumph; this is the hidden motive power that makes evolution at once possible and inevitable, the upward-lifting force that slowly overcomes every obstacle and every difficulty."
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"The One Self is in all."
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"Man in his inner Self is one with the Self of the universe."
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"Striking is the resemblance – or more correctly the identity – of the doctrine of the One in the Upanishads and the Eleatic school. Xenophanes' teaching of the unity of God and the Kosmos and of the changelessness of the One, and even more that of Parmenides, who held that reality is ascribable only to the One unborn, indestructible and omnipresent,….these doctrines are completely identical with the essential contents of the Upanishads and of the Vedantic philosophy which springs from them."
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"Nothing is real but the one Life that we seek for and love unconsciously under its many veils."
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"Life is one; happy they who see its presence, and make themselves the channels of its living force."
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"Symbolically, in the infinite ocean of light, with centre everywhere and with circumference nowhere, there arises a full-orbed sphere of living light, a Logos, and the surface of the sphere is His will to limit Himself that He may become manifest, His veil in which He incloses Himself that within it a universe may take form."
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"The Self is a living beam of the one Light and Life of the universe."
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