Many of us have adapted to the idea that we are essentially “ONE” with everything and everyone around us, yet most of us still carry out individual lives, create individual identities and serve individual purposes. Perhaps ONENESS just pertains to Humanity, working together towards specific goals, learning to live in harmony, experiencing life as individuals for our own individual growth and individual spiritual evolution…or could it be more than this?
The popular greeting, “NAMASTE” has multiple variations for definition purposes, but all basically translate to “The God/Divine in me, recognizes the God/Divine in You”. This term has been used as a humble greeting to show respect and honor towards others culturally throughout India and Nepal for centuries. Could it just simply suggest that we are all “individual” Divine Beings that are equal to each other, or could this mean actual recognition of ourselves AS each other?
If you refer back to multiple entries in the Bible they make so much more sense if some of the literalness is taken from it, and instead replaced with metaphorical interpretation. When Jesus states: “You cannot know me and not know my Father” Could this possibly be referring to the ONENESS that we are all meant to eventually accept and realize about ourselves? Are we literally, ONE Being?
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In Lak'ech Ala K'in means ''I
In Lak'ech Ala K'in means ''I am another yourself.''
It also means ''I am you, and you are me.''
This is a Law of oneness and unity.