For times immemorial, people have desired to know more about
- What is that binds us all together
- How are we connected with the Universe?
These questions have been there forever but to understand these we need to recognize the inherent quality of us, beings. We all long to be with friends, family, partners, maybe a community, nature, or could be anything else. This longing for connection, a need for belonging, a sense of being part of something bigger, this is the Universal truth that we are all connected– the Divine Law of Oneness.
This law surpasses cultural boundaries and religious doctrines. Its law has been sung in the verses of ancient scriptures, it echoes in the murmurs of native wisdom and beats as a rhythm in the cosmos. It asserts that at our very core, we are not separate entities, but one, all emanating from the same divine source. This law means that we are all the children, manifestations of that Creator, the supreme Being, GOD, Energy, Prana, Prime Creator whatever name we wish to give.
But the truth is that we emanate from the same Source.
Even before we existed, the Cosmos or the Ether, or the Creator or the Energy existed. And even when we won’t exist it will still exist. It’s been there. Always. Beyond time. Beyond Space. Beyond everything. Timelessness.
Now to talk about the Texts – The Upanishads, in their verses, proclaim, “Ekam Sat Vipra Bahuda Vadanti,” meaning “Truth is one, the wise call it by many names.” This has a deep meaning and is reflective of the Islamic concept of Tawhid, the absolute oneness of God. In the Judeo-Christian tradition, the Book of Genesis whispers, “And God created man in his own image,” reminding us of our shared divine origin.
Another one is from the Upanishads, where we find the timeless declaration, “Tat Tvam Asi,” meaning, “Thou art That.” This statement affirms the fundamental unity of all beings with the divine source. Similarly, the Quran reminds us, “And He is with you wherever you are.” (Quran, 57:4), reminding us of the omnipresent nature of the Oneness.
When we go beyond the confines of religious texts – Oneness resonates in the philosophy of Vedanta, where the concept of Brahman, the universal consciousness, emphasizes our fundamental interconnectedness. Similarly, the Buddhist principle of interdependence teaches that all beings are inseparably linked, again underlining the First Law of the Universe – The Divine Oneness.
From the soaring cathedrals of Europe to the echoing mantras of our Hindu ancient temples, whispers of a singular truth have resonated through the ages: the Divine Law of Oneness.
From the shores of the Mediterranean, the Book of Ecclesiastes whispers, “For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not anything, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten. As well as their love, as their hatred, and their envy, is now perished; neither have they any more a part in all that is done under the sun.” (Ecclesiastes 9:5-6), emphasizing the shared fate of all beings under the same sun.
This law is an experiential reality, an energetic undercurrent beneath the surface of our perceived separateness. It propels us to understand the Ultimate Truth and move away from Illusion to Reality. It declares that beneath the countless forms, cultures, and creeds, we are fundamentally one emanating from the same divine source carrying the the same spark of consciousness.
Now let me share an example here – Let’s say you are looking at the sea or Ocean and as far as you can see you only see the water.
Now, If I ask you what are you seeing – you will say Waves first, as that’s what you will see, but on continuous watching, you will say water. This shows that waves and water are the same thing. That is exactly what the Law of Oneness tells us. It tells you to see the nature of reality, you need to dissolve the illusion of duality to recognize the oneness of all things. The wave’s reality is dependent on water. Whereas water is the absolute truth. As the wise say, there is no difference between Brahman and Individual Self.
The Bhagavad Gita, the sacred Hindu text, sings of this oneness through Krishna’s words: “I am Arjuna, Arjuna is me.” This echoes the Sufi proverb, “Ana al-Haqq,” meaning “I am Truth,” and the Christian mystics’ whispers of “Union with God.” Even the Islamic concept of Tawhid, the absolute oneness of Allah, underlines the interconnectedness of all creation.
This law has been expressed in countless ways, where the Upanishads proclaim, “Tat tvam asi,” meaning “That thou art.” The Quran speaks of “al-insān al-kāmil,” the perfect human who embodies the divine spark. In the gospel of John, Jesus says, “I and the Father are one.” In shaivism we say Shivoham – I am Shiva again reinstating that we are all One.
These are not mere metaphors; they are pointers to the ultimate reality that All is One.
But this intelligence isn’t confined to scriptures and religious texts. It echoes in the teachings of countless mystics and philosophers throughout history.
- Ramakrishna spoke of “Advaita,” the non-duality of self and God.
- Meister Eckhart declared, “The eye with which I see God is the same eye with which God sees me.”
- And Ralph Waldo Emerson poetically expressed, “Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”
These are not mere words on a page; they are invitations to experience the Divine Law of Oneness firsthand. They urge us to silence the inner critic to open our hearts to the whispers of the universe, and to step courageously onto the path of self-discovery.
But what does it mean to truly live per this Divine Law?
Embodying this law is a journey of change, a continual peeling back of the layers of illusion that separate us from our true nature. Unlearning and learning all over again. It’s about dismantling the walls of ego, dissolving the boundaries of “me” and “other,” and embracing each divine being as small as an ant and as big as whale with equality.
But not to be scared – This isn’t about losing our individuality; it’s about expanding it. As Rumi beautifully wrote, “Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right doing, there is a field. I’ll meet you there.”
Meister Eckhart, the German theologian, proclaims, “The eye with which I see God is the same eye with which God sees me,” beautifully explaining the interconnectedness of our consciousness with the divine.
And what is this field that we are talking about
It is none other than the field of oneness, where our differences become strengths, and our imperfections become portals to grace. Where we have the understanding to see through the eyes of compassion, understanding that each being is on their unique journey, carrying within them the same divine spark that we do.
Remember, as Maya Angelou wrote, “We are more than our history, we are also the possibility of a new beginning.” Let us choose to begin a new, not as separate entities, but as one unified expression of the Divine Law of Oneness
Science and the Sacred
We have progressed a lot in Modern science with its exploration of the quantum field and entanglement, the holographic universe. And this gives an understanding of the reality of Oneness.
As proved in many scientific experiments, particles separated by vast distances mirror each other’s actions, suggesting a deeper level of interconnectedness beyond the realm of space and time (this we can explore and Understand with Akashic Records Reading).
The holographic model posits that the entire universe is contained within each part, a microcosm reflecting the macrocosm, further reinforcing the idea of a unified whole. Remember the Movie Matrix! An exemplary example of the way it explains the fight of Duality, a fight to understand the truth and reality from the illusion as we may say.
Beyond Words:
Let me explain this with instances as it is difficult to explain in words – You are seeing someone crying in pain and suffering and tears well up in your eyes…. Or you may see someone laughing uncontrollably and you can’t help but laugh due to their infectious laughter, the sheer innocence and happiness it brings. .
What is that? It’s your experience of emotions …. a deep knowing that ripples through the soul, dissolving the illusion of separation. It’s the connection between us.
Our actions, however small, create ripples that extend outward, touching the lives of others and contributing to a more harmonious world. Every act of compassion, every expression of gratitude, every moment of mindfulness, every good deed becomes a testament to the power of unity.
But, my friends the journey isn’t always easy. There will be moments of doubt, of fear, of resistance to the pull of separateness. But remember, you are never alone. We are all on this path together, stumbling and learning, growing, and evolving. So, support everyone around you, share our experiences, and celebrate the beauty of humanity.
In Vedic Literature, this Energy or substance is referred to as Ether or the Akasha, a universal etheric field where lies the Cosmic wisdom of every soul, where lies the truth of all beings beyond this birth and existence. This library holds the records of all thoughts, actions, words, deeds, and lives, whether on this planet or another across all lifetimes. It holds the truth of all existence beyond earth. It is like the galactic library that you are accessing which has existed even beyond your existence. It suggests that individuals are co-creators of their reality, as their thoughts and actions are interconnected with the broader cosmic consciousness. We can say this information stored in the Akashic Records influences the creation of individual and collective realities.
Where Spiritual evolution is a key aspect of oneness, using Akashic Records as a tool allows spiritual evolution. When one understands past experiences, lessons, and patterns, one can work towards personal growth and alignment with their higher purpose.
The idea of oneness implies that cosmic wisdom, insight, and knowledge are available to those who tap into this wisdom and Akashic Records provides one with insights, lessons, and information that goes beyond individual experiences, drawing from the collective consciousness.
Now what makes The Divine Law of Oneness similar to Akashic Records
The Law of Oneness and the concept of Akashic Records is interconnected in spiritual and metaphysical teachings. Both ideas involve a primary unity that surpasses individual experiences. Let’s explore how these two concepts are linked:
- Law of Oneness suggests a timeless and spaceless unity that transcends the limitations of our physical reality, beyond the 3D or the physical level. Similarly, Akasha is beyond time – it’s linear, beyond the constraints of time and space. Past, present, and future are believed to coexist in this metaphysical realm, allowing one to retrieve the information at any point in time.
- Not to miss saying – Energy is often regarded as a unifying force in the Law of Oneness where All beings and matter are seen as manifestations of the same energy. Now when we talk about the records, Energy is the medium through which the information is accessed or stored implying that the energetic imprints of every soul’s journey despite being stand-alone are interconnected with the consciousness – coming from the same Source.
- The Principle of Divine Oneness posits that everything is interconnected, a fundamental unity to all of existence. Therefore, implying individual consciousness is not separate but a larger part of Cosmic Consciousness. ) as explained in the concept of Waves or Water) The Akashic Records contain the collective consciousness of all souls throughout time, reinforcing the concept of Oneness.
- The idea of oneness implies that universal wisdom, insight, and knowledge are available to those who tap into the consciousness of the universe. It encourages individuals to seek guidance from a broader, collective source of wisdom. The Akashic Records provide individuals with insights, lessons, and information that go beyond individual experiences, drawing from the collective consciousness.
- Spiritual evolution is the key aspect of oneness. As individuals recognize their oneness they undergo spiritual growth and transformation. Akashic Records is seen as a tool for spiritual evolution. By understanding past experiences, lessons, and patterns, individuals can work towards personal growth and alignment with their higher purpose.
- The Law of Oneness suggests that individuals are co-creators of their reality, as their thoughts and actions are interconnected with the broader cosmic consciousness. The Records propose that the information stored in the Akashic Records influences the creation of individual and collective realities. As individuals resonate with the Law of Oneness and contribute to healing and transformation within the Akashic Records, the collective consciousness evolves. We move towards a future where compassion and understanding replace judgment and separation, reflecting the innate interconnectedness
Living the Law
To live this law is not about passive acceptance, but an active pursuit. It’s about recognizing the divine spark in every being, it’s a call to cultivate compassion, not just for those we deem worthy, but for all beings, for in their well-being lies our own.
Living the law of oneness isn’t just about achieving some spiritual utopia; it’s the journey you need to take – it is just not perfect but has flaws embrace it all the messy, the vibrant. It’s about stumbling, rising, celebrating, and grieving, rejoicing, all while holding onto the faith, understanding, and belief of the unwavering truth that we are not alone.
Practical Steps
- Practice mindful awareness: Try and practice being present in the moment, and be aware of your thoughts and feelings without judgment of either yourself or others. This allows you to connect with the divine flow of existence.
- Cultivate compassion: See every being, from the smallest insect to the most challenging individual, as a reflection of the divine. Treat every being with kindness and respect, recognizing their inherent worth as part of the divine whole.
- Practice forgiveness: Let go of resentment and anger, for they only create further separation. Forgive yourself and others, knowing that true healing lies in understanding and acceptance.
- Serve others: Offer your time, talents, and resources to make the world a better place. In serving others, we serve the divine spark within them, and in turn, within ourselves. See your unique gifts as contributions to the greater good. Offer your time, talents, and resources to make the world a better place
- Connect with nature: Immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder of the natural world. Breathe in the fresh air, and feel the sun, rain, and wind on your skin. This connection to nature strengthens the realization of our oneness with all things.
- Embrace gratitude: Gratitude instantly elevates, energizes, inspires, and transforms. Those who practice it will experience significant improvements in several areas of life including relationships, academics, energy level and even dealing with tragedy and crisis.” Dr. Robert Emmons. True gratitude isn’t just saying “thank you,” it’s basking in the warmth of recognizing our value, reflected from the universe or another soul. It is a reflection, acknowledgment, and acceptance of our worth – to God or other people. Align your actions with your deepest values. Speak your truth with kindness, and stand up for what you believe in.
- Unity Consciousness: Finally, recognize that we are not isolated but interconnected parts of a single, pulsating whole Universe. Let our actions be guided by this awareness, bringing harmony, cooperation, and a shared sense of responsibility for the well-being of all beings. As the Sufi mystic Rumi so beautifully says, “Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right doing, there is a field. I’ll meet you there.”
- Empathy: Let us step outside the confines of our egos and see the world through the eyes of another. It’s just a change of perspective. Listen without judgment, feel without prejudice, and understand that everyone is unique contributing their part in existence. As Khalil Gibran writes, “Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding.” By embracing the pain of others, we crack open the shell of our limitations and expand our capacity for love.
Now, now, this is just a starting point. Your unique journey of exploration and discovery is an experience to live. So Participate in practices that open your heart, like meditation, nature walks, or acts of selfless service. In the silence between words, in the space beyond thought, lies the true essence of the Divine Law of Oneness. It’s a knowing, a feeling, a deep resonance that words can only hint at. So simply quiet your mind, open your heart, quiet your mind, and soar high. You might be surprised at what you find – a reflection of your own divine nature, mirrored in the eyes of every living being resonating in the very beat of your own heart.
This is not just a blog; it’s an invitation, “Come, remember who you truly are. Come, dance in the field of oneness, and as you take that first step, remember, that you are not alone. We are all here, walking the path together one step at a time.
In the words of the ancient Maori proverb: “He aha te mea nui o te Ao? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata!”
What is the greatest thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people!”
Meditation for Oneness
Here’s a simple guided meditation to bridge the gap between “me” and “we“:
Click here to access the meditation –
This meditation is just a starting point. When you keep practicing the Law of Oneness, the Universe will reveal itself to you in countless ways. You might notice a newborn compassion for strangers, a sense of responsibility for the environment, or a deeper appreciation for the simple wonder of being alive in this world.
