173. The spirits of that earth, amongst other things, also said that

those strangers, who, as has been said, were monkish spirits, used all

their endeavours to persuade them to live together in society, and not

separate and solitary. For spirits and angels dwell and live together

just as they had done in the world. Those who have dwelt together

collectively in the world, also dwell collectively together in the

other life; and those who have dwelt separated into households and

families, also dwell separated there. These spirits, whilst they had

lived as men on their earth, had dwelt separated, every household and

family, and thus every clan, apart, and therefore knew not what it was

to dwell together in society. Wherefore, when it was told them that

those strangers wanted to persuade them to this, in order that they

might reign and rule over them, and that they could not otherwise

subject them to themselves and make them slaves, they replied that

they were totally ignorant what was meant by reigning and ruling. That

they flee away at the bare idea of rule and domination, was manifest

to me from this circumstance, that one of them, who accompanied us on

the return journey, when I showed him the city in which I dwelt, at

the first sight of it fled away, and was seen no more.

174. I then conversed with the angels who were with me, concerning

dominion, that there are two kinds of dominion, one, of love towards

the neighbour, and the other, of the love of self; and that the

dominion of love towards the neighbour exists among those who dwell

separated into households, families, and clans: but the dominion of

the love of self among those who dwell together in society. Among

those who live separated into households, families, and clans, he who

is the father of the clan bears rule, and under him the fathers of

families, and under these the fathers of each household. He is called

the father of the clan, from whom the families are derived, and the

households of which the families are composed. But all these exercise

dominion from love, like the love of a father towards his children,

who teaches them how they ought to live, provides for their good, and

as far as possible gives to them of what is his own. It never enters

into his mind to subject them to himself, as subjects or as servants,

but he loves that they should obey him as sons obey their father. And

since this love, as is known, increases in descending, therefore the

father of a clan acts from a more inward love than the father himself

from whom the children are immediately descended. Such also is the

dominion in the heavens, because such is the Lord's dominion; for His

dominion is from Divine Love towards the whole human race. But the

dominion of the love of self, which is opposite to the dominion of

love towards the neighbour, began when man alienated himself from the

Lord; for in proportion as a man does not love and worship the

Lord, in that proportion he loves and worships himself, and in

that proportion also he loves the world. Then it was that, from the

necessity for self-preservation, clans consisting of families

and households gathered themselves into one body, and established

governments under various forms. For in proportion as that love

increased, in the same proportion evils of every kind, as, enmity,

envy, hatred, revenge, cruelty and deceit, increased with it, being

directed against all who opposed that love; for from the proprium, in

which those are who are in the love of self, nothing but evil springs,

inasmuch as man's proprium is nothing but evil, and, as the proprium

is evil, it is not receptive of good from heaven: therefore the love

of self, when it is the reigning love, is the father of all such

evils[ddd]; and that love is also of such a nature, that in proportion

as it is left without restraint, it rushes on until at length each one

who is of such a character wants to have dominion over all others in

the whole globe, and wishes to possess all the goods of the others;

nay, it is not even content with this, but would have dominion over

the whole heaven; as may appear from the case of modern Babylon. Such

then is the dominion of the love of self, from which the dominion of

love towards the neighbour differs as much as heaven does from hell.

But notwithstanding that the dominion of the love of self is such in

societies, or in kingdoms and empires, there nevertheless exists even

in these a dominion of love towards the neighbour among those who are

wise from faith in and love to God, for these love the neighbour. That

in the heavens also these dwell distinguished into clans, families,

and households, although in societies together, but according to

spiritual affinities which have relation to the good of love and the

truth of faith, will, by the Lord's Divine mercy, be stated elsewhere.

[Footnote ddd: Man's proprium, which he derives from his parents, is

nothing but dense evil, nos. 210, 215, 731, 874, 876, 987, 1047, 2307,

2308, 3518, 3701, 3812, 8480, 8550, 10283, 10284, 10286, 10731. Man's

proprium consists in loving himself more than God, and the world more

than heaven, and in holding his neighbour of no account in respect to

himself, except it be for the sake of himself, consequently [in making

much of] himself; thus it consists of the love of self and of the

world, nos. 694, 731, 4317, 5660. All evils flow from the love of self

and of the world, when these predominate, nos. 1307, 1308, 1321, 1594,

1691, 3413, 7255, 7376, 7488, 8318, 9335, 9348, 10038, 10742. These

evils are contempt of others, enmity, hatred, revenge, cruelty,

deceit, nos. 6667, 7372-7374, 9348, 10038, 10742. And from these evils

all falsity flows, nos. 1047, 10283, 10284, 10286.]

175. I afterwards questioned those spirits concerning various things

in the earth from which they were; and first, concerning their Divine

worship, and concerning revelation. Concerning the Divine worship,

they said that clans, with their families, meet together every

thirtieth day, in one place, and hear preaching; and that on these

occasions the preacher, from a pulpit raised a little from the

ground, teaches them the Divine truths which lead to the good of life.

Concerning revelation, they said that it is made early in the morning

in a state midway between sleeping and wakefulness, when they are in

an interior light not as yet interfered with by the bodily senses and

worldly things; that on such occasions they hear the angels of heaven

speaking concerning Divine truths, and a life according to them; and

that when they are quite awake, an angel in a white garment appears

to them by the bed, and then suddenly disappears from their sight; and

that by this they know that what they have heard is from heaven. Thus

a Divine vision is distinguished from a vision which is not Divine;

for in a vision which is not Divine no angel appears. They added,

that in such a manner revelations are made with their preachers, and

sometimes also with others.

176. On questioning them concerning their houses, they said that they

are lowly, built of wood, with a flat roof, having a cornice sloping

downwards; and that in front dwell the husband and wife, in the next

chamber the children, and the maid-servants and men-servants at the

back. With regard to food, they said that they drink milk with water;

and that they get the milk from cows, which are woolly like sheep.

Concerning their [mode of] life, they said that they go naked, and

that to them nakedness is not a matter of shame; also that their

habitual association is with those who are within their own families.

177. Concerning the sun of that earth, they related that it appears to

the inhabitants of a flame-colour; that the time of their year is two

hundred days, and that a day equals nine hours of our time, which they

could conclude from the length of the days of our Earth perceived in

me; and further, that they have a perpetual spring and summer, and

consequently that the fields are ever blooming, and the trees are ever

bearing fruit: the reason why the case is thus is, that their year

is so short, being equal to the time of only seventy-five days of our

year; and when the years are so short, the cold does not continue long

in winter nor the heat in summer, and the ground in consequence is in

a continual state of verdancy.

178. Concerning betrothals and marriages on that earth, they related

that a daughter, when she approaches a marriageable age, is kept at

home, nor is she allowed to go out till the day she is to be married;

and that she is then conducted to a certain connubial house, where

several other marriageable young women are also brought; that they are

there placed behind a screen, which reaches as high as the middle of

the body, so that they appear naked as to the breast and face; that

on such occasions the young men come there to choose for themselves a

wife; and that when a young man sees a young woman suitable for him,

and to whom his mind (_animus_) draws him, he takes her by the

hand. If she then follows him, he leads her to a house that has

been prepared, and she becomes his wife. For they see from the faces

whether they agree in disposition (_animus_), since on that earth

every one's face is an index of the disposition (_animus_), and

disguises and counterfeits nothing. In order that everything may be

done with decency and without lasciviousness, an old man is seated

behind the young virgins, and an elderly woman at their side, to

watch. There are many such places to which the young women are

conducted; and there are also stated times for the young men to make

their choice; for if they do not find a girl to suit them at one

place, they go to another; and if not at one time, they return again

at another. They said further, that a husband has only one wife, and

never more than one, because this is contrary to Divine order.

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

_The numbers refer to the paragraph, not to the pages. The footnotes

are referred to as part of the text._

ACT. See ENDEAVOUR.

ADORATION. See under WORSHIP.

AFFECTIONS, angels enter into man's, 11;

manifested by the countenance, 54;

how spiritual affection becomes natural affection, 163;

affection of thought, 88.

AGREEMENT of life conjoins, 127[2].

ANALYTICAL SCIENCE, 38[4].

ANGEL. See under SPIRITS.

Difference between celestial and spiritual angels, 169[2].

ANIMALS, instinct of, 96;

how man becomes like a brute animal, 58[2].

ANIMUS. See MIND.

ANXIETY arises from collision of spheres, 148.

APPARITION of a flame, 21;

of a face, 76;

of an old man, 76;

of a bald head, 84.

APPEARANCE of spirits and angels on our Earth, 160;

why it no longer takes place, 160.

ARCHITECTURE, 151.

ARISTOTLE, 38[3].

ATHANASIAN CREED quoted, 159[3].

ATMOSPHERE of the Moon, 111.

BABYLON, modern, 174[2].

BALD HEAD, apparition of, 84.

BETROTHALS, 178.

BIRDS, signification of, 33, 94[3];

instinct of, 96;

bird of stone, 94-96.

BLUE, correspondence of, 83.

BODY (The) is only of use in this world, 123;

soul and body, 159[3].

BRUTE ANIMAL, how man becomes like, 58[2].

BUTTERFLIES, 79[3].

CATERPILLARS, 79[3].

CELESTIAL and spiritual kingdom and angels, 169[2].

CEREBRUM and cerebellum, 88.

CHANGES of colours, 94[3];

of state, 125, 157, 164.

CHARIOTS, signification of, 82.

CHASMS, 128, 129.

CHASTISING SPIRITS, 72-78.

CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS, 79.

CHOIRS, 61[3].

CHURCH, difference between celestial and spiritual, 85.

CLOUDS, 149, 171.

COLD, 63, 78.

COLOURS, signification of, 94[3].

COMFORTER, 159[2].

COMMUNICATION, mutual, of all things in heaven, 15, 25, 36;

of men with spirits, 71;

with heaven, how and when closed, 71;

with heaven, on Mars, 90;

communications are effected by Subjects, 95[2].

CONCEIT, of spirits of Mercury, 16, 37;

impairs perception, 62[2].

CONJUGIAL (The), 163.

CONJUNCTION with the Lord, how effected, 123, 142;

of natural things and heavenly things, 156.

CONSOCIATIONS are effected according to spheres, 64;

with angels, conditions of, 123.

CORRESPONDENCE of heaven and the Lord, and of man and heaven, 5,

156.

COUNTERFEITING, its effect on the face, 53.

CREATION, the end of, is man, 112, 126.

CRYSTALS, 19.

DANCER, 38[4].

DANGER of intercourse with spirits, 1.

DEVIL, 154.

DISAGREEMENT of life disjoins, 127[2].

DISSOCIATIONS are effected according to spheres, 64.

DISTANCES in their origin are changes of state, 125;

in the other life are real appearances, 86;

how circumstanced, 135, 138;

distance results from unlikeness of state, 135.

DIVINE TRUTH appears in heaven as light, 41, 131;

all things were created through the Divine Truth, 122.

DIVINE TRUTH proceeding from the Lord is the Word, 122.

DIVINE Worship. See under WORSHIP.

DOCTRINE, all, from the Word, 82.

DOMINION of good over evil, 170.

The two kinds of dominion, 174.

DRESS, its use and abuse, 62[4].

DWARFS, 111[2].

EAGLES, 140.

EARTH (Our), ignorance on, 27, 169[3];

character of spirits of, 39, 61, 62, 66, 98, 99, 158, 169;

the spirits of, in the Grand Man, relate to the various

functions of the exterior parts of the body, 64;

to the external sense, 89;

to natural and corporeal sense, 102[2];

to natural and external sense, 122;

to external sense, thus to the corporeal Sensual, 148;

corporeal things loved on, 155.

EARTHS in the universe, 2, 3, 6, 26;

not visible in the other life, 47;

spirits are near their own earth, 1, 42, 47, 139;

where there is an earth, there is man, 112;

earths are only apparently distant in the other world, 135.

See also PLANETS.

ELIJAH, 82.

EMISSARY spirits, 95[2].

EMPIRES, origin of, 49[2], 90[2], 174[3].

ENDEAVOUR and act, 159[3].

ENSIFORM cartilage, 111[4].

ESSE and existere, 159[3].

EUROPEAN spirits, 61[2].

EUSTACHIAN tube, 87.

EVIL shows up good, 77;

every man born into evil, 170;

evils all flow from the love of self, 174[2].

EXTERNALS (The) of life are kept closed after death, and the

internals of life are opened, 80.

EYE, its correspondence, 22.

FACES, on Jupiter, 52;

effect of counterfeiting on the face, 53;

how changed in course of time, 54[3], 88;

apparition of a face, 76;

when it acts in unity with the thought, 88;

in ancient times the face received influx from the cerebellum, 88.

FAITH, no, with mere professors, 39;

compelled faith does not inhere, 160.

FALSITY, all, flows from evil, 174[2].

See also TRUTHS.

FEAR can be excited in anyone by evil spirits, 72.

FIRE, its signification in the Word, 52[4];

infernal fire, 52[4];

the fiery [sphere] around the Lord in the spiritual Sun, 170[2].

FLAME, apparition of a, 21;

signification of, 94[3];

flaming object, 94;

flaming radiance, 171.

FOOD should be prepared with a view to use, 58.

GENIUS of men, how known, 80.

GENTILES in the other life, 118.

GIANTS on Venus, 108.

GLORIFICATION by choirs, 61[3].

GOD cannot be comprehended except under the Human Form, 7;

uncomprehended, cannot be believed in, 118;

under the Human Form is the Lord, 121.

GOLDEN Age, 49.

GOOD is known from evil, 77.

GOODNESS of disposition, how manifested, 50.

GOVERNING spirits of Jupiter, 72, 73.

GOVERNMENTS unknown on other earths, 143;

origin of, 49[4], 90[2], 174[2].

GRAND MAN, constitution of, 9.

GUARDS, 128.

GULFS, 128.

HAND, signification of, 94[3].

HAPPINESS of the angels is from mutual communication of their

goods, 15.

HARLOTS on other earths, 147.

HEAT signifies love, 41;

does not arise from nearness to the sun, 45.

The heat and light from the spiritual sun, 170[2].

HEAVEN corresponds to the Lord, 5;

before the Lord it is a Man in a large effigy, called the Grand

Man, 5;

its immensity, 5, 168;

resembles one Man, 9;

how it became removed from man, 49[4];

is the end of creation, 112, 126;

is distinguished into two kingdoms, 169[2].

HORSES, signification of, 60, 82.

The "White Horse," 60, 82.

HUMAN. How the Lord made His Human Divine, 159[3].

HUMAN FORM (The) is the form of the Divine, 121, 159;

of heaven, 5;

of every angel and spirit, 1, 123.

Adoration of God under the Human Form, 7.

HUMAN RACE (The) is from numberless earths, 2;

is the seminary of heaven, 3, 30.

HUMILIATION of spirits of Mercury, 37;

of spirits of Mars, 91[3].

HYPOCRISY is not allowed in the other life, 54[3].

IDEAS, material, 38;

angelic, 167;

spiritual, 169[4];

are open in the other life, 158[2];

importance of the idea concerning God, 158[2].

IDOLATERS, 142.

IMAGINATIVE [part or faculty] of thought, 64.

IMMENSITY of heaven, 5, 168.

INFESTATION by spirits, 61[2].

INFLUX manifests quality, 50;

is spiritual, 102[5].

INSTINCT, 96.

INSTRUCTING spirits of Jupiter, 72-78.

INSTRUMENTAL and principal, 159[3].

INTELLECT (The) is according to the reception of light, 131.

INTERNALS. See under EXTERNALS.

JESUITS, 61[2].

JUPITER (The planet), 46-84.

Population and fertility, 48.

Goodness and wisdom of the inhabitants, 49, 62;

their care of their faces, 53, 54;

their manner of walking, 55;

their nakedness, 56;

their position in bed, 57;

their repasts, 58;

their Divine Worship, 65-69;

representation of spirits and angels in the Grand Man, 64;

their perception, 67;

intercourse between inhabitants and spirits, 70-78;

chastising and instructing spirits, 72-78;

angels of their interior heaven, and their different kinds of

speech, 80;

how their spirits become angels, 82, 88;

how they die, 84;

their age, 84[2].

KEENNESS of vision, 140.

KINGDOMS, origin of, 49[4], 90[2], 174[2];

celestial and spiritual, 169[2].

KNEE, 156.

KNOWLEDGES have respect to uses, 18;

are only instrumental means, 18;

their communication among spirits of Mercury, 25.

LAMBS, signification of, 33, 34.

LAMPS, signification of, 33.

LAST JUDGMENT, 165, 171[3].

LEARNED in the other life, 38[2], 67, 114.

LIFE, the, follows every one after death, 30, 51;

man can be let into former state of life, 38[3];

life itself is actually derived from love, 52[4];

those only have spiritual life who are in heavenly love, 96;

state of life, 135.

LIGHT signifies wisdom, 41;

in heaven, 41, 131;

the light of this world is darkness to spirits, 135[2];

the light of heaven enlightens the understanding of angels, 41,

but is darkness to man, 135[2];

light in the celestial and spiritual kingdoms, 169[2];

the light from the spiritual sun is the Divine Truth, 170.

LIKENESS of life conjoins, 127[2].

LIPS, speech by the, 53, 54.

LOGICIANS, 38[2].

LONGITUDINAL SINUS, 95[2].

LORD (The) is the sun of heaven, 40, 170;

is the only God, 98, 99;

seen in the midst of the sun by spirits of Mercury, of our

Earth, and of Jupiter, 40, 170;

by spirits of Mars, 91;

seen under an angelic form by spirits of Saturn, 98.

LOVE is the fire of life, 52[4];

a love contains in itself all power of knowing, 96;

parental love grows in descending, 174;

celestial and spiritual love, 94[3];

conjugial love, 163;

love to God and towards the neighbour is man's peculiar love,

96[2];

what these loves consist in, 169[4];

love of self, its nature, 174[2];

love of self and love of the world necessitated the formation of

governments, 90.

MAN as to his essence is a spirit, 1[2], 123.

A man whose interiors are opened by the Lord, can speak with

spirits, 1[2];

man as to his interiors is in the midst of spirits and angels, 1;

cannot see anything in the other life, 135[2];

corresponds to Heaven, 5, 9;

does not rise as to his body, 159[3];

man after death becomes a spirit, 47, 123, 160;

after death is in the human form as before, 123;

after death has the memory of all his concerns in the world, 127;

how distinguished from beasts, 96[2];

is not born into his peculiar loves, 96[2];

is the end of creation, 112, 126;

was born for heaven, 114;

was created to live in both worlds, 135[4];

the natural and spiritual man, 102.

MARRIAGES, 178.

MARS (The planet). The spirits are the best of all, 85;

speech and character, 87;

representation in the Grand Man, 88;

life, 90;

Divine Worship, 91;

humiliation, 91;

body, clothing, and nourishment, 93.

MATERIAL things drag the mind downwards, 13.

MEDIUM between the Intellectual and the Voluntary, 88.

MEMBRANE, inner, of the skull, 95[6].

MEMORY, of spirits of Mercury, 10, 17, 24, 31;

of spirits of Venus, 107;

spirits enter into man's, 11, 13;

of spirits, 14, 29;

is permanent after death, 127, 160.

MERCURY (The planet). Representation in the Grand Man, 11;

desire for knowledges, 13;

conceit, 16, 37;

deficiency in judgment, 17;

knowledges alone loved, apart from uses, 6, 18, 101, 139;

instantaneous judgment 22;

rapid speech, 22, 23;

permitted to wander through the universe 6, 24, 25, 101, 139;

perfection of memory, 35;

instruction of inhabitants by spirits, 35;

perception, 39;

body and clothing, 44;

apparent size of the sun, 45;

temperature of the earth, 45.

MERIT belongs to the Lord alone, 70[5].

METAPHYSICIANS, 38[2].

MIDDLE SENSE between the spiritual and the natural man, 102.

MIND (_animus_). All things belonging to the mind are exhibited

under some natural form in the body, 163.

MIND (The) (_mens_) comports itself according to the interior

state of the body, 58[2].

MIRACLE of miracles, 135[3].

MONKS, 169, 172, 173.

MOONS, 3[2], 42, 112, 126.

MOST ANCIENT CHURCH was a celestial church, 85.

MOST ANCIENT PEOPLE, 49;

spoke by the face and lips, 54[2], 87[3].

MOST ANCIENT TIMES, 54[2].

MOTIONS in the other life, 125.

NAKEDNESS is no shame to those who are chaste, 56, 176.

NATURAL LIGHT gives no information on spiritual subjects, 114.

NATURAL MAN, his character, 102[4,5].

NATURAL AND EXTERNAL SENSE is the ultimate, 122.

NAVIGATION, 116.

OLD MAN, apparition of, 76.

OPPOSITES, their use, 35.

PALLAS, 38[6].

PAPERS, printed, 28.

PERCEPTION, of spirits of Mercury, 89;

is impaired by conceit, 62[2];

perception of good from evil, 77;

is lost in the Christian world, 158[3];

is rare on our Earth, 169[3].

PHILOSOPHY, 38[3].

PLANETS are inhabited, 3;

their situation in the other life, 42, 86;

do not appear to any spirit, 105.

PLURALITY of worlds, 2.

PREACHER, 157, 158, 161, 162.

PRESENCE in the other life results from likeness of state, 135.

PREY, delight of eating, 108.

PRINCIPAL and instrumental, 159[3].

PRINTING, art of, 81;

was for the sake of the Word, 113-122, 136, 155;

unknown on other earths, 155;

printed papers seen, 28.

PROCEEDING (Divine), 159.

PROGRESSIONS in the other life, 125, 127[2].

PROPRIUM is nothing but evil, 170, 174[2].

PUNISHING SPIRIT, 154.

PUNISHMENTS inflicted by spirits, 72, 154.

QUALITY of spirits manifested by influx, 50.

REGENERATION, 169[4].

REPRESENTATION of objects in the other life, 32.

RESPIRATION, spirits and angels have, 87[4];

of spirits of Mars, 87[4].

RESURRECTION of man, 159[3];

of the Lord, 159[3];

belief concerning, 165.

REVELATION on Jupiter, 65;

on this Earth and on others, 113-122, 136, 155, 175.

RICHES, use and abuse of, 62[4].

RIGHT (The) in the other life is towards the south, 168.

RIGHTEOUSNESS belongs to the Lord alone, 70[5].

RING of Saturn, 3[2], 100, 104.

SAINTS on Jupiter, 70.

SATELLITES, 3[2], 42, 112, 126.

SATURN (The planet). Character of the spirits, 97;

worship, 98;

representation in the Grand Man, 102;

manners and customs, 103;

ring or belt, 3[2], 100, 104.

SCIENCES are not known on Jupiter, 62;

are cultivated on our Earth only, 136;

on our Earth are means of opening the intellectual sight, 62[3],

and also of closing it, 68;

are spiritual riches, 62[4];

analytical science, 38[4].

SCHOOLMEN, 38[3], 62.

SEMINAL VESICLES, 79.

SENSE, natural and external, 122;

the internal sense without an external would be like a house

without a foundation, 122.

SENSUAL, 127[4], 148;

represented by serpents, 148.

SEPARATE. See under SOCIETY.

SERPENTS, 148.

SIGHT, opening of spiritual, is effected by removal of bodily,

165[4];

keenness of sight, 140.

SINCERITY prevailed in the Most Ancient times, 54[2].

SINUS, Longitudinal, 95.

SOCIETY, living in, and living separate, 49, 103, 173, 174;

an angelic society, 171[3].

SORCERESSES, 137, 147.

SOUL is the spirit of man, and is the man himself, and in the

human form, 1;

soul and body, 159[3].

SPACES and distances, origin of, 125;

space and time, 127[4].

SPEECH, verbal, is material, 17, 54;

of spirits, 22;

by the lips, 53, 54;

angelic, 54[2];

of Most Ancient people, 54, 87;

of angels of Jupiter, 80;

of spirits of Mars, 87, 95[3].

SPHERES, 64, 148;

collision of spheres produces anxiety, 148.

SPIRIT (The) of man is the man himself, and in the human form, 1.

SPIRITS and angels are all from the human race, 1, 30;

the spirits with man possess all things of his memory, 13;

spirits are near their own earth, 1, 42, 47, 139;

spirits of one earth are separated from those of another, 86;

their character determined by their previous life, 30;

are distinguished by their situation relatively to the human

body, 156;

spirits and angels do not see the things in this world, 52[6],

135[2], but can see them through a man specially prepared,

135[2];

are all in the human form, 128;

intercourse with, in ancient times, 158[3], 160;

danger of intercourse with spirits at the present day, 1;

spirits of our Earth, see under EARTH.

SPIRITUAL MAN inflows in to the natural, 102[5].

SPIRITUAL SENSE, 33.

SPLEEN, 132.

SPRING, perpetual, 177.

STARS are suns, 4, 126;

signification of, 50, 72[2].

STATE, diversity of, causes separation, 86;

the state of life, what, 135.

STRIATED, 95[5].

SUBJECTS, 95[2].

SUN (The) in the Word signifies the Lord as to the Divine Love, 40.

SUN OF HEAVEN (The) is the Lord, 40;

only appears to the angels, 170[2].

SUN OF THIS WORLD (The) is not seen in the other life, 40, 42, 105.

SWEDENBORG's peculiar state, 1, 124, 125, 126[3], 135, 165.

SYSTEMS, 4, 126.

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