oneness

1. The quality or state of being one; singleness or wholeness.
2. Singularity; uniqueness.
3. A state or condition of perfect harmony or accord: “He intuited global truths. He thrilled at his oneness with humanity” (Sally Jacobs).
4. Sameness of character: the disagreeable oneness of roadside landscapes.
5. Unison; agreement: oneness of mind and purpose.

noun

1. The condition of being one: singleness, singularity, unity. See part/whole.
2. The quality or condition of being unique: singleness, singularity, uniqueness. See same/different/compare.
3. The state of being entirely whole: completeness, entirety, integrity, totality, wholeness. See part/whole.
4. The quality or condition of being exactly the same as something else: identicalness, identity, sameness, selfsameness. See same/different/compare.
5. An identity or coincidence of interests, purposes, or sympathies among the members of a group: solidarity, union, unity. See agree/disagree.

The noun has one meaning:

Meaning #1: the quality of being united into one
  Synonym: unity

Quotes:

"We are one, after all, you and I. Together we suffer, together exist, and forever will recreate each other." - Pierre Teilhard De Chardin

"Everything is a gift of the universe -- even joy, anger, jealously, frustration, or separateness. Everything is perfect either for our growth or our enjoyment." - Ken Keyes Jr.

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Oneness may refer to:

• Divine oneness, the belief that God is without parts
• Oneness (Pentecostalism), a particular belief about the Godhead held largely by Oneness Pentecostals
• Oneness of God, the belief that only one deity exists
• Oneness (mathematics), a mathematical concept
• Oneness (album), a 1979 rock album
• GodWeenSatan: The Oneness (album)

See also

• Henosis (Greek ἕνωσις - unity, oneness)

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