Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 157
and the will are within it and are in accordance with it; for it is
in accordance with this form that whatever a man wills passes
spontaneously into act, and whatever he thinks spreads
through the fibers from their beginnings even to their
terminations, which is the source of sensations; and inasmuch
as it is the form of thought and will, it is the form of
intelligence and wisdom. Such is the form that corresponds to
the form of heaven. And from this it can be known that such is
the form in accordance with which every affection and thought
of angels extends itself, and that so far as the angels are in that
form they are in intelligence and wisdom. That this form of
heaven is from the Divine human of the Lord can be seen
above (n. 78–86). All this has been said to make clear also that
the heavenly form is such that even as to its generals it can
never be completely known, thus that it is incomprehensible
even to the angels, as has been said above.