How Does Microcosm and Macrocosm - Edgar Cayce's Cosmology Work?

The microcosm and macrocosm idea is like saying a tiny toy box is just like a big toy store, they both have the same kinds of toys, but one is small and one is huge.

Imagine you're looking at a little microcosm, like a tiny garden in a jar. It has tiny plants, tiny bugs, and maybe even a tiny frog. Now imagine that this little garden is like a macrocosm, a big, full-sized garden with lots of plants, bugs, frogs, and even people walking around. They’re both gardens, but one is tiny and the other is huge.

Edgar Cayce, a famous person who had visions, thought of the whole universe as one big macrocosm, and every person inside it was like a little microcosm, a small part that showed what the whole universe was like. So if you're a kid with a tiny garden jar, you're like a little part of a huge, amazing world, just like Edgar Cayce imagined!