Kooksymetri

Kooksymetri is a concept in Russian cosmism, a philosophical and spiritual movement that emerged in the early 20th century. Cosmism was a group of intellectuals and artists who sought to connect the individual with the universe and promote a sense of cosmic unity.

The concept of kooksymetri is often translated as "cosmic symmetry" or "cosmic harmony". It represents the idea that the universe is governed by a set of underlying principles and patterns, which are reflected in the harmony and balance of the cosmos.

Kooksymetri is closely related to the concept of the "World-Tree" in Russian cosmism, which symbolizes the connection between the individual and the universe. The World-Tree is seen as a symbol of unity and balance, reflecting the principles of kooksymetri.

The concept of kooksymetri is also connected to the idea of "زل" (zhiznennye zhilishcha), or "cosmic dwelling places", which refers to the idea that the material world is imbued with spiritual energies and vibrations. Kooksymetri is seen as a way of tapping into these energies and achieving a state of balance and harmony with the cosmos.

Kooksymetri is considered an integral part of the Russian cosmist philosophy, which emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things and the need for individuals to cultivate a sense of cosmic awareness and responsibility. While the concept of kooksymetri is not widely known outside of Russian cosmist circles, it has had a significant influence on the development of 20th-century Russian thought and culture.