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	[[File:Observable universe logarithmic illustration.png\|thumb\|Artistic representation of the [[w:observable universe\|observable universe]] in logarithmic scale and centred on the solar system. Shown are the [[w:planet\|inner and outer planets of the solar system]], the [[w:Kuiper Belt\|Kuiper Belt]], the [[w:Oort Cloud]], [[w:Alpha Centauri\|Alpha Centauri]], the [[w:Perseus Arm\|Perseus Arm]], the [[w:Milky Way\|Milky Way]], the [[w: Andromeda Nebula\|Andromeda Nebula]], neighbouring [[w:Galaxy\|Galaxies]], [[w:Observable universe#Large-scale_structure\|Filaments and Voids]], the [[w:cosmic background radiation\|cosmic background radiation]] and the [[w:plasma (physics)\|plasma state]] shortly after the [[w:Big Bang\|Big Bang]]. ]]		[[File:Observable universe logarithmic illustration.png\|thumb\|Artistic representation of the [[w:observable universe\|observable universe]] in logarithmic scale and centred on the solar system. Shown are the [[w:planet\|inner and outer planets of the solar system]], the [[w:Kuiper Belt\|Kuiper Belt]], the [[w:Oort Cloud]], [[w:Alpha Centauri\|Alpha Centauri]], the [[w:Perseus Arm\|Perseus Arm]], the [[w:Milky Way\|Milky Way]], the [[w: Andromeda Nebula\|Andromeda Nebula]], neighbouring [[w:Galaxy\|Galaxies]], [[w:Observable universe#Large-scale_structure\|Filaments and Voids]], the [[w:cosmic background radiation\|cosmic background radiation]] and the [[w:plasma (physics)\|plasma state]] shortly after the [[w:Big Bang\|Big Bang]]. ]]
	[[File:Schedelsche Weltchronik - Kosmologie.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Cosmology from a copy of the ~~Schedelsche Weltchronik~~ (~~1493?),~~ fol. 5v]]		[[File:Schedelsche Weltchronik - Kosmologie.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Cosmology from a copy of the [[w:Nuremberg Chronicle\|Nuremberg Chronicle]] (fol. 5v) written by [[w:Hartmann Schedel\|Hartmann Schedel]] (1493)]]
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	The '''cosmos''' ({{Greek\|κόσμος}} ''kósmos'' "world [order]", also "[[w:jewellery\|jewellery]]" or "[[w:decency\|decency]]") is the external revelation of the [[spiritual world order]] that develops in the course of time. It not only follows the [[laws of nature]], but also has a [[moral]] dimension at the same time. The cosmos thus becomes the epitome of [[order]]. The opposite concept is [[chaos]], in which the spirit withdraws from the outer appearance. Largely synonymous with the term cosmos is the terms '''universe''' (from {{Latin\|universus}} "total", from ''unus'' and ''versus'' "turned into one") , as the total of all created things; the nuance of meaning here, however, lies more on the [[space\|spatial]] aspects and less on the inner order and beauty of the cosmos. In the most external sense, the cosmos is then also called [[space]].		The '''cosmos''' ({{Greek\|κόσμος}} ''kósmos'' "world [order]", also "[[w:jewellery\|jewellery]]" or "[[w:decency\|decency]]") is the external revelation of the [[spiritual world order]] that develops in the course of time. It not only follows the [[laws of nature]], but also has a [[moral]] dimension at the same time. The cosmos thus becomes the epitome of [[order]]. The opposite concept is [[chaos]], in which the spirit withdraws from the outer appearance. Largely synonymous with the term cosmos is the terms '''universe''' (from {{Latin\|universus}} "total", from ''unus'' and ''versus'' "turned into one") , as the total of all created things; the nuance of meaning here, however, lies more on the [[space\|spatial]] aspects and less on the inner order and beauty of the cosmos. In the most external sense, the cosmos is then also called [[space]].

			'''Cosmology''' ({{Greek\|κοσμολογία}} ''kosmologia'' "doctrine of the cosmos", in [[spiritual science]] more properly called '''cosmosophy''' (from Greek κόσμος kósmos "world[-order]", also "adornment", "propriety" and σοφία sophίa "wisdom"), is concerned with the origin, nature, structure and development of the cosmos.

	The deeper meaning of all [[cosmic evolution]] is that beings progress in many ways from taking to giving, i.e. from being a [[creature]] to being a [[creator]].		The deeper meaning of all [[cosmic evolution]] is that beings progress in many ways from taking to giving, i.e. from being a [[creature]] to being a [[creator]].

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			[[File:Observable universe logarithmic illustration.png\|thumb\|Artistic representation of the [[w:observable universe\|observable universe]] in logarithmic scale and centred on the solar system. Shown are the [[w:planet\|inner and outer planets of the solar system]], the [[w:Kuiper Belt\|Kuiper Belt]], the [[w:Oort Cloud]], [[w:Alpha Centauri\|Alpha Centauri]], the [[w:Perseus Arm\|Perseus Arm]], the [[w:Milky Way\|Milky Way]], the [[w: Andromeda Nebula\|Andromeda Nebula]], neighbouring [[w:Galaxy\|Galaxies]], [[w:Observable universe#Large-scale_structure\|Filaments and Voids]], the [[w:cosmic background radiation\|cosmic background radiation]] and the [[w:plasma (physics)\|plasma state]] shortly after the [[w:Big Bang\|Big Bang]]. ]]
	[[File:Schedelsche Weltchronik - Kosmologie.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Cosmology from a copy of the Schedelsche Weltchronik (1493?), fol. 5v]]		[[File:Schedelsche Weltchronik - Kosmologie.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Cosmology from a copy of the Schedelsche Weltchronik (1493?), fol. 5v]]
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	The '''cosmos''' ({{Greek\|κόσμος}} ''kósmos'' "world [order]", also "[[w:jewellery\|jewellery]]" or "[[w:decency\|decency]]") is the external revelation of the [[spiritual world order]] that develops in the course of time. It not only follows the [[laws of nature]], but also has a [[moral]] dimension at the same time. The cosmos thus becomes the epitome of [[order]]. The opposite concept is [[chaos]], in which the spirit withdraws from the outer appearance. Largely synonymous with the term cosmos is the terms '''universe''' (from {{Latin\|universus}} "total", from ''unus'' and ''versus'' "turned into one") , as the total of all created things; the nuance of meaning here, however, lies more on the [[space\|spatial]] aspects and less on the inner order and beauty of the cosmos. In the most external sense, the cosmos is then also called [[space]].		The '''cosmos''' ({{Greek\|κόσμος}} ''kósmos'' "world [order]", also "[[w:jewellery\|jewellery]]" or "[[w:decency\|decency]]") is the external revelation of the [[spiritual world order]] that develops in the course of time. It not only follows the [[laws of nature]], but also has a [[moral]] dimension at the same time. The cosmos thus becomes the epitome of [[order]]. The opposite concept is [[chaos]], in which the spirit withdraws from the outer appearance. Largely synonymous with the term cosmos is the terms '''universe''' (from {{Latin\|universus}} "total", from ''unus'' and ''versus'' "turned into one") , as the total of all created things; the nuance of meaning here, however, lies more on the [[space\|spatial]] aspects and less on the inner order and beauty of the cosmos. In the most external sense, the cosmos is then also called [[space]].

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	The '''cosmos''' ({{Greek\|κόσμος}} ''kósmos'' "world [order]", also "[[w:jewellery\|jewellery]]" or "[[w:decency\|decency]]") is the external revelation of the [[spiritual world order]] that develops in the course of time~~, which as such~~ not only ~~has a~~ [[~~natural law~~]] ~~dimension~~, but ~~always~~ also a [[moral]] dimension at the same time. The cosmos thus becomes the epitome of [[order]]. The opposite concept is [[chaos]], in which the spirit withdraws from the outer appearance. Largely synonymous with the term cosmos is the terms '''universe''' (from {{Latin\|universus}} "total", from ''unus'' and ''versus'' "turned into one") , as the total of all created things; the nuance of meaning here, however, lies more on the [[space\|spatial]] aspects and less on the inner order and beauty of the cosmos. In the most external sense, the cosmos is then also called [[space]].		The '''cosmos''' ({{Greek\|κόσμος}} ''kósmos'' "world [order]", also "[[w:jewellery\|jewellery]]" or "[[w:decency\|decency]]") is the external revelation of the [[spiritual world order]] that develops in the course of time. It not only follows the [[laws of nature]], but also has a [[moral]] dimension at the same time. The cosmos thus becomes the epitome of [[order]]. The opposite concept is [[chaos]], in which the spirit withdraws from the outer appearance. Largely synonymous with the term cosmos is the terms '''universe''' (from {{Latin\|universus}} "total", from ''unus'' and ''versus'' "turned into one") , as the total of all created things; the nuance of meaning here, however, lies more on the [[space\|spatial]] aspects and less on the inner order and beauty of the cosmos. In the most external sense, the cosmos is then also called [[space]].

	The deeper meaning of all [[cosmic evolution]] is that beings progress in many ways from taking to giving, i.e. from being a [[creature]] to being a [[creator]].		The deeper meaning of all [[cosmic evolution]] is that beings progress in many ways from taking to giving, i.e. from being a [[creature]] to being a [[creator]].

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	The deeper meaning of all [[cosmic evolution]] is that beings progress in many ways from taking to giving, i.e. from being a [[creature]] to being a [[creator]].		The deeper meaning of all [[cosmic evolution]] is that beings progress in many ways from taking to giving, i.e. from being a [[creature]] to being a [[creator]].

			== Man is built according to the thoughts of the cosmos ==

			{{GZ\|Man is built according to the thoughts of the cosmos. The cosmos is the great thinker who engraves our form in us down to the last fingernail, just as our little thought-work makes the little engravings in the brain during everyday life. Just as our brain - that is, only in relation to the small parts where engravings can happen - is under the influence of thought-work, so our whole human being is under the influence of cosmic thought-work [...].

			We are thought out of the cosmos. The cosmos thinks us. And just as we make small engravings in our brain in our little everyday thought-work and then the ideas of lion, dog, table, rose, book, up, down, left, right come to our consciousness as the reflections of what we prepare beforehand in the brain - that is, In the same way that we finally perceive lion, dog, table, rose, book, up, down, write, read, through the processing of the brain, the beings of the world hierarchies work in such a way that they carry out the great activity of thinking, which engraves something more significant in the world than we do with our everyday activity of thinking. Thus it comes about that not only the small tiny engravings arise which are then reflected individually as our thoughts, but that it is we ourselves in our whole being which again appears to the beings of the higher hierarchies as their thoughts. Just as our little brain processes mirror our little thoughts, so we, by being engraved in the world, mirror the thoughts of the cosmos. By thinking, the hierarchies of the cosmos think us human beings, for example. As from our little brain particles come our little thoughts, so from what the hierarchies do and to which we ourselves belong come their thoughts. Just as the parts of our brain are the reflecting apparatuses for us, which we first process for our thoughts, so we, we little beings, are what the hierarchies of the cosmos prepare for their thoughts. So in a certain respect we can say: we can feel towards the cosmos as a small part of our brain could feel towards ourselves. But as little as we are spiritually-soulfully what our brain is, so little, of course, are the beings of the spiritual hierarchies "we". Therefore we are independent in relation to the entities of the higher hierarchies. And we can say: in a certain way we serve them, so that they can think through us; but we are at the same time independent entities which have their own being in themselves, just as even in a certain way the particles of our brain have their own life.

			Thus we find the connection between the human and the cosmic thought. The human thought is the regent of the brain; the cosmic thought is such a regent that to what it has to perform we ourselves belong with our whole being.\|151\|76f}}

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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The '''cosmos''' ({{Greek|κόσμος}} ''kósmos'' "world [order]", also "[[w:jewellery|jewellery]]" or "[[w:decency|decency]]") is the external revelation of the [[spiritual world order]] that develops in the course of time, which as such not only has a [[natural law]] dimension, but always also a [[moral]] dimension at the same time. The cosmos thus becomes the epitome of [[order]]. The opposite concept is [[chaos]], in which the spirit withdraws from the outer appearance. Largely synonymous with the term cosmos is the terms '''universe''' (from {{Latin|universus}} "total", from ''unus'' and ''versus'' "turned into one") , as the total of all created things; the nuance of meaning here, however, lies more on the [[space|spatial]] aspects and less on the inner order and beauty of the cosmos. In the most external sense, the cosmos is then also called [[space]].

The deeper meaning of all [[cosmic evolution]] is that beings progress in many ways from taking to giving, i.e. from being a [[creature]] to being a [[creator]].

== Literature ==

* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Der menschliche und der kosmische Gedanke'', [[GA 151]] (1990), ISBN 3-7274-1510-X {{Lectures|151}}

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	[[File:Schedelsche Weltchronik - Kosmologie.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Cosmology from a copy of the ~~Schedelsche Weltchronik~~ (~~1493?),~~ fol. 5v]]		[[File:Schedelsche Weltchronik - Kosmologie.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Cosmology from a copy of the [[w:Nuremberg Chronicle\|Nuremberg Chronicle]] (fol. 5v) written by [[w:Hartmann Schedel\|Hartmann Schedel]] (1493)]]
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