Secrets of Heaven

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 2 · Contents 1994. And be thou perfect. That this signifies the good of charity, is evident from the signification of “being perfect” [integer], which is from truth to do what is good, that is, to do what is good from a conscience of truth, and thus from charity,…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 4 · Contents 3214. Representatives of things spiritual and celestial sometimes come forth in a long series, continued for an hour or two, in such an order successively as is marvelous. There are societies in which these representatives take place; and it has been given me to be with…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 6 · Contents 4389. And Jacob journeyed to Succoth. That this signifies the state of the life of good from truth at that time, is evident from the representation of Jacob, as being the good of truth (of which above); here the good from truth then from the things…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 7 · Contents 5594. Verses 6-10. And Israel said, Wherefore dealt ye ill with me, to tell the man whether ye had yet a brother? And they said, Asking the man asked unto us, and unto our birth, saying is your father yet alive? Have ye a brother? And…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 7 · Contents 5114. And in the vine were three shoots. That this signifies the derivations thence even to the last, is evident from the signification of the “vine,” as being the intellectual part (of which just above, n. 5113); and from the signification of “three,” as being what…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 8 · Contents 6368. From the prey my son thou art gone up. That this signifies that from the Lord through what is celestial there is deliverance of many from hell, is evident from the signification of “going up from the prey,” as being deliverance from hell (of which…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 1 · Contents 321. A second general fact is that a spirit enjoys much more excellent sensitive faculties, and far superior powers of thinking and speaking, than when living in the body, so that the two states scarcely admit of comparison, although spirits are not aware of this until…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 2 · Contents 1594. And they were separated, a man from his brother. That this signifies that those things cause the separation, follows from what has been said. What “a man, a brother” signifies was stated above at verse 8, namely, union; and therefore “to be separated, a man…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 3 · Contents 2855. Verse 19. And Abraham returned unto his boys; and they rose up, and went together to Beersheba; and Abraham dwelt in Beersheba. “Abraham returned unto his boys,” signifies conjunction again with His former rational; “and they rose up,” signifies a greater degree of elevation; “and…

← Secrets of Heaven · Volume 5 · Contents 4050. A certain face was first seen by me above an azure window, but presently withdrew itself within. I then saw a little star near the region of the left eye, and afterward a number of ruddy little stars that sparkled with white. Afterwards I saw…