Being the first and most venerable of the intra-kosmic deities, the earth has the most important place in the interior of the kosmos--the centre.
The function of the earth, as the first and oldest of intra-kosmic deities, is to uphold and regulate the revolutions of this axis, upon which depend the revolutions of the sidereal sphere or outer shell of the kosmos.
The earth does not determine days and nights by means of its own rotations, but by its continued influence upon the rotations of the kosmic axis, and (through this latter) upon those of the outer sidereal sphere.
There is therefore every reason why Plato should assign such regulating function to the earth, the "first and oldest of intra-kosmic deities.
Plato conceives the kosmic axis itself as a solid cylinder revolving or turning round, and causing thereby the revolution of the circumference or the sidereal sphere.
The earth is thus not merely active and influential, but is really the chief regulator of the march of the kosmos, being the immediate neighbour and auxiliary of the kosmic soul.
Such a function is worthy of "the first and eldest of intra-kosmic deities," as Plato calls the earth.
With a view to the exercise of this function, the earth is planted in the centre of the axis, the very root of the kosmic soul (Plato, Timaeus, p.
But there are others who look upon the fabric of metageometry as a stepping stone to space-realities, a mile-post on the path to the realization of a higher consciousness, the consciousness of the space-mind or kosmic consciousness.
The former is a state, a potentiality, a dynamic force, an existence which should be thought of as an extra-kosmic affair dwelling on the plane of unity or kosmic origins; while the latter are the exact opposite of this.
So great is the design of the kosmos that the entity which is now man or the atom was started on its journey to this culmination at the break of the Great Kosmic Day when the omni-pregnant wheels of monopyknosis first began to turn.
During either a planetary, solar or kosmic pralaya, or gestatory period, the kosmicplasm is in a quiescent, undifferentiated condition.
It is concerned with the organization of chaos, the establishment of kosmic geometrism in the formless, void, arupic substance and preparation for evolution.
These seven phases of duration constitute the scope of space genesis or kosmogenesis, and incidentally depose the substructure of kosmic materiality, sensibility, intellectuality and spirituality, as well as the higher trinity of kosmic modes.
A study of the Law of Kosmic Evolution teaches us that the higher the evolution, the more does it tend towards Unity.
Let us consider first the kosmic Christ, Deity becoming enveloped in matter, the becoming incarnate of the Logos, the clothing of God in "flesh.
Such is the Christ of the Mysteries in His dual aspect, Logos and man, kosmic and individual.
The Christ, as God and Man, only shows out on the kosmic scale the same fact of duality that is repeated everywhere in nature.
This was the kosmic story, dramatically shown in the Mysteries--in the true Mysteries seen as it occurred in space, in the physical plane Mysteries represented by magical or other means, and in some parts by actors.
Such is the kosmic process, and in human evolution it is repeated; "as above, so below.
The one represents kosmic processes carried on in the past and is the root of the Solar Myth; the other represents a process carried on in the individual, the concluding stage of his human evolution, and added many details in the Myth.
If there can be any such thing as a kosmic modern and original song, America needs it, and is worthy of it.
For the entire object and end of kosmic evolution is precisely this triumph and apotheosis of the soul.
These are the great kosmic planes that I have spoken of marked off from each other by the tattvas.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kosmic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
