Sentence examples for concept of oneness from inspiring English sources

The concept of oneness may be extended to the unity of creation – the idea that there is one planet for all humanity to share.

Let me be clear: he is an atheist who grew up Methodist; I hew to a kind of social-relativist concept of "oneness".

For Emerson, the concept of "oneness" could be found in all nations, in which "there are minds which incline to dwell in the conception of the fundamental Unity".

While deeply embedded in the core teachings of many great religions and almost all mystical and shamanic traditions, the concept of "Oneness" remains somewhat elusive, perhaps because it can be observed, felt, interpreted and expressed in a myriad of ways.

As a proof, historically proven, no matter how hard we try, we will always fear our realization of death, and thus always become angry; even suicidal, to protect our concept of oneness which provides us the motivation to live.

As the carrier of Chinese culture, Chinese traditional architecture emphasizes natural landscape and expresses the concepts of "oneness of nature and man", which are consistent with the modern desire of "living in nature".

This in turn hints at the present crisis in the very concept of Number Oneness.

In Judaic Tradition this concept finds expression in the practice of the twice daily recitation of the "Shema" prayer - which is essentially a meditation on the concept of the ultimate oneness of the Creator.

Ubuntu is that nebulous concept of common humanity, oneness: humanity, you and me both.

They don't understand the Tawheed (the Qur'anic concept of God's oneness) the way it was meant to be understood.

Rather than sparking an existential crisis, such a process could lead the Islamic regime to discard its dualistic worldview in favour of "oneness," a concept that underpins both Christian society and Iran's Perso-Islamic heritage.