Hindu Scripture and Oneness of God

By T O  Shanavas, M.D.

“He knows truth who knows

This God as one.

Neither second or third

Nor fourth is He is called;

Neither fifth nor sixth

Nor seventh is He called;

Neither eighth nor ninth

Nor tenth is He is called.

He surveys all that breathes

And that breathes not.

He possesses the Power of Supreme

He is One,

The One Alone.

In Him All divine powers 

Become the One Alone.”

[Reference: Atharva Veda 13.5. 14-21]

“He is One and one remains alone;

There is no Second God.”

[Reference: Atharva Veda 13.5.20]

“God is One the Lord of Men,

exceeding far and wide.

We observe His Holy Laws.”

[Reference: Rig Veda 8.25.16]

“There is no parallel to Him,

Whose glory is truly great.”

[Reference: Yajur Veda 32.3]

“He is One.

Come together, you all, with power of spirit,

   To the Lord of Heaven,

Who is only One, the Guest of people;

He the ancient desires to come to new;

To Him all pathways turn; really, He is One.”

[Reference: Sama Veda. 372]

"Seek Him everywhere

All is within His speech.

He knows all things.

Full of Wisdom,

He determines

What ought to be done,

He is our recourse,

All powers are vested in Him

He fulfills all our aspirations.

He is the source

Of all our nourishment and vigor,

Intelligence and strength.”

[Reference: Rig Veda 1.145.1]

"He is all-pervading, unchanging supreme being

Is the purest of pure.

 He permeates all eternal laws

And Manifest throughout

The universal life forces—

The sea, the earth, and the mountains.”

Reference: Rig Veda 4.40.5.

“You are the Father of this world, moving and unmoving. You are to be adored by

this world. You are the greatest Guru, for these exists none who is equal to

you; how can there be then another, superior to You in the three worlds, O Being

of Unequal Power?”

[The Holy Geeta page 708]