'Out there' inversely proportional to 'IN HERE'

Picture this...

Each planet, star, hypothetical point, asteroid, is a representative of a part of ourselves.

Please if you would actually imagine this..

Each element 'out there' is a direct reflection of a part of ourselves, on very physical level. A planet = an organ for instance..

Each planet, major star and their relationships between one another are reflective of ourselves and the parts of ourselves that either work together to create a state of peace or create states of tension that keep us driven and awake to experience more and to achieve more. It is the relationships between these traits (the planets, asteroids, signs) and their position in anyone's chart that demonstrate one's personal cycle...

Depending on their relative size and position in space that we can observe at any given time, each part 'out there' performs a function and affects us in ways that are directly relative to what's 'in here', what's very real and very able to be observed...

A way to see it;
a corrupt cell in our spleen, may correspond to a distant star that has minor, yet still practical effects
a major functioning organ, like our heart or our stomach, usually links to a well-known planet
a neural network of nerves and chemicals that causes us to react instinctively. Essentially what forms our habits...

For instance...

Mars and 'his' place in the solar system at a given time reflects some of our reproductive organs thus the circulation and integrity of our blood, the formation and effect of our testosterone. The mythologies and stories of Mars the warrior come down to very practical functions where explaining the processes of what creates vitality and alertness in our daily lives is helpful. Who would've thought the Warrior would've represented our natural drives out outlets hey?

Relatively speaking, the more distant and separated any part is from the rest of what is visible, the less we are aware of its existence. And the more prominent and connected a part is, in any way, the more functional and vital its function, thus the more conscious we are that it even exists. We ought to remember that what once upon a time we thought the earth was flat and we knew nothing about the workings of the mind.

Did astronomers even begin to think there was such planets as Uranus and Pluto hundreds of years ago? It is from our awareness and openess to possibility that brings change.

But you know this already, right? :)