Examples of using Microcosm in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This Creator is to be understood, both in macrocosm and microcosm, to have, as we have said,
He speaks of what one must know of the impulses coming from the spiritual world to grasp the microcosm from out of the macrocosm.
And man- the microcosm and miniature copy of the macrocosm- is the living witness to this Universal Law
Is to be understood, both in macrocosm and microcosm, to have, as we have said,
Levenhuk K50 Experiment Kit that comes in the package will be really useful for those just starting to explore the microcosm.
This microcosm expands into the history of the entire Jazygian people,
the Macrocosm and Microcosm.
With the concept Usin Oriental doctors have proven that to understand the microcosm that is man with his essence, must be approached holistically
But, before this statement can be proved and the perfect correspondences between the Macrocosm and the Microcosm demonstrated, a few words of explanation are necessary.
quantum physics, or the microcosm of the macrocosm.
and also its Microcosm-- Man, with his ten orifices.
Motion as a structurina agent of time is simultaneosly directed towards the microcosm and the macrocosm.
applied to the Macrocosm, after which it descended to the Microcosm, or Man.
vegetable life, each the microcosm of its higher macrocosm.
The Festival is an apocalyptical no-man's-land, a microcosm of what the world would be like if the people could make direct contact with one another
Man, the gender, not human kind served as the microcosm from which to measure and analyze perceivable reality.
Each is represented in the constitution of man, the Microcosm of the great Macrocosm; and it is the union of these three streams in him which makes him the complex being he now is.
The tiny microparticles that inhabit the microcosm are in minuscule form what the stars
The Burren, a microcosm of society, provides a rich context from which to connect with wider issues.
The Festival is an apolitical no-man's-land, a microcosm of what the world would be like if people could contact each other directly