One: We Are All Connected
The Oneness of God — How Every Sacred Tradition Points to a Single Truth
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Publisher Description
Every religion tells a different story. But listen closely to the deepest teaching of each — and you hear the same voice. One truth. One source. One.
The world's faiths seem divided: different names, different rituals, different scriptures. Yet at the mystical heart of every great tradition — Hinduism and Christianity, Islam and Buddhism, Judaism, the Tao, the Sikh path, and the wisdom of Africa and the ancient world — lies a single, luminous insight. That all things arise from one source. That the divine is not separate from creation, but the very ground of it. That we are, all of us, connected — expressions of one indivisible whole.
In One: We Are All Connected, #1 bestselling author Ajarn Shaman Shu (Shri Surya Narayana Swamikal) draws on the sacred traditions of the world to reveal the oneness beneath them all — a vision of God, unity, and belonging that transcends every division.
Inside you'll explore:
The single truth at the heart of the world's great religions
How Hindu, Christian, Islamic, Buddhist, Jewish, Taoist, and African wisdom all point toward oneness
The Oneness of God — the divine as the source and substance of all that is
Why separation is the illusion, and connection is the deeper reality
What the mystics of every tradition discovered about unity and the self
How living from oneness transforms how we love, act, and belong
Drawing seven paths into one, this is a book for anyone who has ever sensed that the many names for the sacred are all reaching toward the same infinite truth.
Different names. Different paths. One source. We are all connected.
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