at one

A story of the pain of the soul in its awful solitude—of its impotent striving for at-one-ment.

He has transgressed his conception of the One Law and suffers in getting back to at-one-ment.

Then indeed had he attained at-one-ment,170 containing no difference, neither in regard to himself, nor to other beings.

Live so as to become at one with God, and dwell continually in this blessed at-one-ment.

The idea of at-one-ment was never more intelligible than in these latter days.