"The most beautiful, potent aspect of Islam is the unity of things; you can't throw anything out of the universe.
The power of a card as a visual-organization metaphor, the secret of its infiltration, said Duarte, is that "it makes very clear the atomic unity of things; it's still flexible while creating a kind of regularity".
He also states that philosophy suffered a setback because of the transcendentalism resulting from the search of the essential unity of things.
On the other hand, man must understand the unity of all things (the pantheistic element).
He believed in the unity of all things, living and dead.
He was a sincerely religious man who, because of his belief in the underlying unity of all things, tended toward pantheism and has been called a nature mystic.
And to insist, as all poets do, that all things are related to each other, comparable to each other, is to go toward making an assertion of the unity of all things".
A gnostic and alchemical symbol, Ouroboros expresses the unity of all things, material and spiritual, which never disappear but perpetually change form in an eternal cycle of destruction and re-creation.
June 16, 1871 Livny, Russia July 12 , 1944Paris, France Sergey Nikolayevich Bulgakov, (born June 16, 1871, Livny, Russia died July 12 , 1944 Paris, France), economist and Russian Orthodox theologian who brought to its fullest development the philosophical system called sophiology, which centred on problems of the creation of the world and stressed the unity of all things.
Among the few other Greek writers who subsequently mentioned Xenophanes are Plato, who said that "The Eleatic school, beginning with Xenophanes and even earlier, starts from the principle of the unity of all things," and Theophrastus, who summed up Xenophanes' teaching in the formula "The all is one and the one is God".
Volunteers frequently described a sense of greater truth or a sense of the unity of all things while on the drug, for example.
