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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"Through finding himself and understanding his own nature, man arrives at that centre within himself which is one with all that is."
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"Let the true student of meditation remember that when he makes a contact with his soul, and becomes at-one with Reality, he is entering into a state of group awareness, which breaks down all barriers, and leaves none of the sons of God outside its field of knowledge."
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"The human mind is a faculty in quest of its intuition – that is to say of assimilation of Being. Being pure and simple, sovereignly One." Joseph Marachal, S.J., 'Studies in the Psychology of the Mystics'
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"This real Self is God – God the triumphant, God the Creator, God the Saviour of man. It is, in the words of St. Paul, 'Christ in us, the hope of glory.'"
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"All forms veil a divine thought, idea, or truth and are the tangible manifestation of a divine concept."
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"We are now one people. The heritage of any race lies open to another; the best thought of the centuries is available for all."
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"The heart of the world is light and in that light shall we see God. In that light we find ourselves. In that light all things are revealed."
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"Nature is, in fact, the outer garment of Deity."
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"The spark of God glints in every child. All children are, by nature, bits of God." W. Winslow Hall, M.D., 'Illuminanda'
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"Through meditation, we contact a part of the Plan; we see the blueprints of the Great Architect of the Universe, and are given opportunity to participate in their emergence into objective being through our contact with and right interpretation of, the ideas we succeed in contacting in meditation."
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"By true knowledge the individual soul does not become Brahman, but IS Brahman, as soon as it knows what it really is, and always has been." Max Muller, 'Theosophy or Psychological Religion'
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