Building upon the "One" concept, a distinct code-word among the mystic New Agers is "oneness." "The root idea of the New Age is oneness, unity and wholeness—the One for all." Unmasking the New Age, Illinois: InterVarsity Press 1986, p. 115)
"This oneness of life is the crux of the New Age movement." A Time of Departing, Lighthouse Trails Publishing, Silverton, 2002 p. 130)
"Oneness" is an unusual
and bizarre word, not appearing in most dictionaries. Only New Agers recognize the "oneness" teaching. Following the mystic New Age "Oneness" script, The Mess says in Ephesians 4:6, "Everything you are and think and do is permeated with Oneness". The word "permeate" means "spread throughout" or "to penetrate". According to The Mess, "Everything you are and think and do is spread throughout with Oneness." Make no mistake about it -- this is heavy-duty New Age doctrine. The New Age guidebook Metaphysical Primer: A Guide to Understanding Metaphysics gives nearly the exact same principle of the New Age Movement, "Everything is one with everything else. All that is on Earth is an expression of the One Deity and is permeated with Its energies." A Time of Departing, p. 52)
The Mess doesn’t stop there. It continues to spread the New Age "Oneness." Then they'll be mature in this oneness. . . John 17:23
Because there is one loaf, our many-ness becomes one-ness. . .
1 Corinthians 10:17
Another "oneness" term the New Age Religion exercises is "interdependence." Constance Cumbey writes in The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow, "Another key teaching of this movement is that all things are ‘interconnected’ or ‘interdependent’". (Cumbey, Constance, The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow, p. 67)
Cult author Dr. Walter Martin, identifies "interdependence" as a New Age "buzz-word" used to "describe the oneness". Interdependence/Interconnectedness – These words are used by New Agers to describe the oneness and essential unity of everything in the universe. (Martin, Walter, The New Age Cult, p. 129)
Like a hypnotized cobra being charmed by the sweet sound of the piper, The Mess serenely dances to the New Age Piper (Ezek. 28:13) while singing the song of interdependence. Everyone I meet--it matters little whether they're mannered or rude, smart or simple--deepens my sense of interdependence and obligation. Romans 1:14
