Can we have more Love, more Laughter and a overwhelming zeal for Life if we embrace the Oneness?

Question

Love. Laugh. Live.

Namaste

Peace and Love

Answer 1

No. There is no "Oneness" to embrace.

The best way to maximize your happiness and zeal for life is to embrace reality in all of its complexity. Figure out where you are in this life and where you want to be, then go for it. When you base your life on shallow philosophies, like "embrace the Oneness", you really don't get into life deep enough to really enjoy it. Instead, you just ride an ignorant bliss of vagaries that is shot down each time reality imposes on it.

Answer 2

Embracing the Oneness is not exactly how I would put it. I would rather see us recognizing that we ARE the Oneness, and within that Oneness, embrace our unique Selves, imbuing our Selves with more love, laughter and zeal. Love, laugh, live -- and do it all with great fervor, for this physical reality is but a moment -- a spit in linear time that will be but a memory in what will seem like a few seconds.

I, too, was struck by the negativity in these answers. Very dark; very uninspiring. I prefer to be amazed by life.

Answer 3

Actually, no. The Love of God is especially manifest through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, which comes to one when they covenant at Baptism to follow Christ and become a Christian. No one else has that gift of Love, or the Peace which is the Peace of Christ.

Laughter and overwhelming zeal comes from Adrenaline, manifested in emotions. The Love of Christ OR His Peace is not an emotion, emotions can come as a result of a lot of things from a rock concert to Lust to Oxytocin

Answer 4

Hopefully

Answer 5

What i appreciate out of existence, is waking up interior the Morning and thamking God for granting me yet yet another day of existence. What I Hate is dropping my day on some thing that takes my finished day, and that i did no longer get to do the failings i like to do.

Answer 6

people seem to be condeming oneness one the basis of its simlpicity before division, that is akin to knocking an aeroplane because it flies.

i am surprised by the total of the negativity here.

the one is symbolised by a circle in oriental philosphies
division is symbolised by yin-yang that oriental division generates far more useful definitions than western thought muster with reason and our from of dialectic applied to the standard split into subject and object.

there is the depth in oneness, while appallingly tired I once hit the mountains with my stick and shouted at them "why are you not helping me, we are supposed to be the same."-I broke my stick and learned a lesson: while everything is One you have to be mindful to directly benefit from that Oneness.

Be, well.
Buff.

Answer 7

Not "can." "Will."

When a person says he's "embracing the Oneness" or whatever terms he's using, but is still dour and closed minded and fearful of people who are different, then he's embracing something else besides the Oneness.

Answer 8

the oneness around us, inside of us, in the earth and of the earth, the connections to our universe and to others, for the God & Goddess is in everything. So yes, let us not just laugh but feel the joy of being apart of all of this. Blessings

Answer 9

Yes, we certainly do. :-)

Love and life are joyful when I feel One with God, with myself and with humanity.

Embracing the Buddhist concept of Oneness has made real so many more aspects of my faith in Christ. I feel like now I understand what Jesus was saying.

The divinity within me, greets the divinity within you, my friend.

Love and Peace.

Answer 10

Not as long as these deep south hick fundamentalists keep lurking. They're the real atheists, I think. The true spiritual person struggles, and doesn't believe in a silly forged book like the Bible.

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