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The macrocosm (from Greek: μακρός makrós "wide, large") is the name given to the great cosmic world, of which man is the image as a microcosm. The macrocosm includes the zodiac, the planetary spheres, but ultimately also the elementary world in which the elementary beings weave and work.

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	The [[macrocosm]] (from {{Greek\|~~µa????~~}} ''makrós'' "wide, large") is the name given to the great cosmic world, of which [[man]] is the image as a [[microcosm]]. The macrocosm includes the [[zodiac]], the [[planetary spheres]], but ultimately also the [[elementary world]] in which the [[elementary beings]] weave and work.		The [[macrocosm]] (from {{Greek\|μακρός}} ''makrós'' "wide, large") is the name given to the great cosmic world, of which [[man]] is the image as a [[microcosm]]. The macrocosm includes the [[zodiac]], the [[planetary spheres]], but ultimately also the [[elementary world]] in which the [[elementary beings]] weave and work.