#02: Microcosm and Macrocosm (27:07)

Episode 02: Microcosm and Macrocosm

Did you ever consider this fact: Everything you have ever experienced about the world has been signals sent to your brain from your senses.

The ancient Greeks thought of the human experience as one of being on the inside, looking out. Man is his own little kingdom inside a larger kingdom; a microcosm inside the macrocosm. The Emerald Tablet of Hermes states that the things that are within are a reflection of the things that are without. Can the outside world influence the world within - and vice versa?

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  • April 1, 2009 LancelotduLac wrote:
    Hello gentlemen.
    I thoroughly enjoyed your linguistic wordplay and banter during this episode. I am equally intrigued/amused at how many everyday words have connections to our solar system and its planets.

    LancelotduLac
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    1. April 1, 2009 Chasing Hermes wrote:
      Hello Lancelot,

      yeah, language is a lot of fun! There are some good examples of astrological terminology in everyday language on Wikipedia.
      Thank you for listening and for taking the time to comment! We always appreciate that. We must try to keep up the banter!

      Jovially yours,
      Jason


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  • January 18, 2010 Astara wrote:
    that was a great discussion about magick/hermeticism versus current popular beliefs ala the secret, what the bleep.. (and, i would add, much of the self-help ideologies).
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  • October 9, 2010 Cal wrote:
    Hi Guys! I just started listening to your shows & I think they are great. You guys did a really good job. Very informative, entertaining, & thought provoking. Thanks a lot.
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  • March 26, 2011 Snowysports wrote:
    in your country is switching to winter time?
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