“The first lesson…should be ONE—One—One—ONE; Oneness of God, oneness of man’s relation, oneness of force, oneness of time, oneness of purpose, ONENESS in every effort—Oneness—Oneness!”
Edgar Cayce Reading 900-429
We’ve been emphasizing oneness recently, so when Wayne Honsberger, a popular speaker for Contemporary Cayce Canada, proposed doing a program for A.R.E. of NY on The Law of One it seemed as if it was meant to be.
As you can see from the quote above, the Cayce information stressed Oneness above just about everything else.
Do you remember that the first motto of the United States—before In God We Trust—was about Oneness? E Pluribus Unum. “Out of many, one”. Maybe the Founding Fathers were thinking of thirteen colonies becoming one nation—or of diverse people from all over the globe becoming one people. Or both. In any case, our country profoundly needs that Oneness now.
If we truly understood our Oneness, there could not be the kind of polarization that we see in the U.S. today. We might have differing points of view. We might disagree. We might even get angry at one another. (The Cayce readings often quoted the Bible in saying “Be angry and sin not.”*)
But we would remember the sacredness of each human being and the fact that, as sparks of the Divine flame, we are all connected.
If the people of this world truly understood our Oneness, there could be no war between Russia and Ukraine, no conflict between Israel and Hamas. It would be a different world.
We hope you’ll join us on March 20, for an exploration of this important topic.
* Readings 262-24, 262-25, 1156-1, 1695-1, 2602-3, 2635-1, 2778-2, 3032-2, 3621-1; Ephesians 4:26
