| Thus the simple image of decoration is destroyed, and a microcosmos is created in its place. |
| It is a living organism, a macro-and microcosmos slotted into one another, and pure delight in permanent risk creation. |
| Thus man with his dualistic soul is a microcosmos, born from the Macrocosmos spontaneously. |
| Nature worship, from mountain grandeur to the microcosmos of flowers, influenced his creative thinking. |
| The exploration of these fundamental questions of the microcosmos and macrocosmos is constantly leading scientists into uncharted technological territory. |
| He agrees with other Sufi theoreticians insofar as he sees man as a microcosmos, containing everything that exists in the macrocosmos. |
