The Mystery of Sleep
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That as in the spiritual world there are no limitations of time, space, or sense, all communication is, not by the language of words, as in the phenomenal world, but by the ideas which phenomena express or represent, and as ideas are not subject to any of the limitations of time, space, or sense, the end or final purpose of our thoughts or acts are all that leave a perma- nent impression, just as the story or the thought is all that is left on the reader's mind by the printed page. In the words... of Swedenborg, " Actions have their quality from the thoughts, as thoughts have their quality from the ends purposed." Fourthly. That in proportion as man puts off "things corporeal," as he is emancipated from his material, sensual, worldly thrall, he is awak- ened to a perception of the intelligence and wis- dom stirred up in his interior memory.
There is nothing in our sacred writings, nor, I believe, in any man's experience, which can be said to conflict with or render improbable either of these propositions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That as in the spiritual world there are no limitations of time, space, or sense, all communication is, not by the language of words, as in the phenomenal world, but by the ideas which phenomena express or represent, and as ideas are not subject to any of the limitations of time, space, or sense, the end or final purpose of our thoughts or acts are all that leave a perma- nent impression, just as the story or the thought is all that is left on the reader's mind by the printed page. In the words... of Swedenborg, " Actions have their quality from the thoughts, as thoughts have their quality from the ends purposed." Fourthly. That in proportion as man puts off "things corporeal," as he is emancipated from his material, sensual, worldly thrall, he is awak- ened to a perception of the intelligence and wis- dom stirred up in his interior memory.
There is nothing in our sacred writings, nor, I believe, in any man's experience, which can be said to conflict with or render improbable either of these propositions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bigelow, John, 1817-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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