Living

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The Mysteries, based on the Microcosm, taught about man and his body

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The Microcosm is considered man, a representative of the greater universe, the Macrocosm

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The microcosm (man) and macrocosm (universal temple) are symbiotic representations, with the former symbolizing the latter. Their relationship is deeply rooted in the central idea of reciprocal reflections in Freemasonry. The Macrocosm and Microcosm are analogous, representing the greater universe and the individual human universe respectively

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The Microcosm is under the direct control of the Microprosophus, who is identified as the Divine Life or a spiritual entity. These descriptions are consistent in their depiction of the Microprosophus as the controlling force behind the Microcosm, indicating a hierarchical relationship where the Microprosophus holds supreme authority over the Microcosm. This portrayal emphasizes the sympathy and dependency of the Microcosm on the actions and existence of the Microprosophus, highlighting the spiritual and divine nature of the latter.

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

Aquarius, the sign and symbol, is related to the Microcosm, the human body embodying the universal system, reinforcing the belief in the sympathy of human and cosmic realities.

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The Greeks considered the individual human universe, the Microcosm, part of their teachings

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The Microcosm is controlled by the Divine Life, symbolized by the Microprosophus

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The analogies between the organs and functions of the Microcosmic man and those of the Macrocosmic Man were key to early teachings

The microcosm includes the living as a part of its diverse representations

The Tetragrammaton is a key component in the symbol of the Microcosm and Macrocosm in tarot

Life symbolized in the personages of judgement rising from the dead

Symbol AYIN appears in the scene of judgement, representing fallen life