Sentence examples for own oneness from inspiring English sources

Now I see the life I've lived as the only life, a singularity, saturated with its own oneness.

Along with the "horizontal" notion of our concepts being images of things as well as of the mind's own oneness, assimilatio also has a "vertical" dimension because in knowing we liken ourselves to our divine Original.

It is as though, by means of an internal act of primary perception, the plant or tree has a sense (or consciousness overseen by a Mind at state 3), not only of its parts, but also of its form; and through this self-awareness of form arises the means whereby a plant's own oneness can be attained.

Just as the absolute divine "face" or mind is the infinite measure of all the creaturely minds that are its images, so the human mind measures the determinate conceptual realities that reflect its own finite unity or oneness.

"Oneness" Pentecostals), is clearly and consistently one-self trinitarian; on "Oneness" theology the Three are either identified with God himself, or with aspects or actions of God.

If we have not realized our own true authentic oneness with value, power and worth, is it any real surprise that relationships outside ourselves, being less intimate than the one we have with ourselves, lacks clarity and explicitness?

Everywhere Mr. Glassner finds self-anointed apostles telling us not to taste food for ourselves but to measure its performance on their own pet scales of godliness: purity, authenticity, oneness with nature, soaring artistic vision, antioxidant activity.

But Christ insisted on the oneness of all humanity.

His own prayer was that the oneness he knew with God would be a reality shared by his followers as well.

Obama's Oneness has been one-upped.

A divine life is one lived in oneness with all.