Progress in Spiritual Knowledge
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On the contrary, every one becomes more distinctly himself A man be- comes more distinctly masculine. A woman becomes more distinctly a woman, and the embodiment of every feminine grace and loveliness, — of a grace and loveliness peculiar to herself The varieties of heavenly beauty in- crease with the number of heavenly inhabitants. Every man and every woman is the embodiment and form of HE A VEN.
249 some variety of goodness. In man the masculine quali- ties predominate, in woman the feminine.... The lines between them become more distinct in heaven than they can be on earth, and they grow more distinct to eternity.
Every one becomes more distinctly individualized. Thus the unity of heaven is not the harmony of sameness, but of distinct and infinite variety.
All qualities of human beauty are combined in the forms and natures of the heavenly inhabitants, — dignity, grace, sweetness, purity, harmony of proportion, elegance of form, and loveliness of expression. Swedenborg has given us some pictures of those who have passed from earth to heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the contrary, every one becomes more distinctly himself A man be- comes more distinctly masculine. A woman becomes more distinctly a woman, and the embodiment of every feminine grace and loveliness, — of a grace and loveliness peculiar to herself The varieties of heavenly beauty in- crease with the number of heavenly inhabitants. Every man and every woman is the embodiment and form of HE A VEN.
249 some variety of goodness. In man the masculine quali- ties predominate, in woman the feminine.... The lines between them become more distinct in heaven than they can be on earth, and they grow more distinct to eternity.
Every one becomes more distinctly individualized. Thus the unity of heaven is not the harmony of sameness, but of distinct and infinite variety.
All qualities of human beauty are combined in the forms and natures of the heavenly inhabitants, — dignity, grace, sweetness, purity, harmony of proportion, elegance of form, and loveliness of expression. Swedenborg has given us some pictures of those who have passed from earth to heaven.
What to read after Progress in Spiritual Knowledge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giles, Chauncey, 1813-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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