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Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

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HEAVEN AND HELL 529<br />

584); man cannot be reformed after death (n. 480); man’s delights<br />

changed after death into corresponding delights (Chap. 50); by death<br />

man loses nothing that is really his own (n. 461); spiritual death (n. 80,<br />

474); belief in life after death (n. 183); man’s intuition in regard to life<br />

after death due to influx (n. 602); first state after death (Chap. 51);<br />

condition immediately after death (n. 433); after death man is in<br />

complete human form (Chap. 47); after death man is possessed of every<br />

sense, <strong>and</strong> the memory, thought, <strong>and</strong> affection (Chap. 48, n. 464); the<br />

ruling love remains with man after death (n. 363); what a man acquires<br />

in the world he takes with him after death (n. 349); whatever is in man’s<br />

spirit in the body remains after death (n. 395); after death man continues<br />

to be such as is his will <strong>and</strong> his underst<strong>and</strong>ing therefrom (n. 474 note);<br />

after death man is his own love <strong>and</strong> his own will (n. 479); knowledge of<br />

no avail after death (n. 356 extract); repentance not possible after death<br />

(n. 527); those outside the church taught after death (n. 308); children<br />

after death (n. 332).<br />

Decalogue, gives the laws for the three planes of life (n. 531).<br />

Deceit, those that have been governed by deceit are the worst of all evil<br />

spirits (n. 578).<br />

Deeds are nothing apart from thought <strong>and</strong> affection (n. 358); deeds of men<br />

influenced by angels (n. 391). (See Works.)<br />

Degrees, discrete <strong>and</strong> continuous (n. 38, 211); degrees of interiors (n. 33,<br />

34); degrees in correspondence (n. 104); in uses (n. 112); degrees of life in<br />

angels (n. 267, 270); degrees of life in man (n. 314 note); degrees of<br />

innocence (n. 280); degrees of intelligence in heaven (n. 469); in every<br />

angel <strong>and</strong> man there is an inmost or highest degree into which the<br />

Divine of the Lord first flows (n. 39); each angel has three degrees of life,<br />

but only one is open (n. 208).<br />

Delights of the angels (n. 489); delights of angels of the inmost heaven (n.<br />

270); delights of angels when in the good of life (n. 288); angels are in<br />

every delight of life when with their like (n. 44, 45); the delight of angels<br />

not in the outward things of heaven, but in what they represent (n.<br />

411); delight of angels vanishes when evil spirits appear (n. 399). Delights<br />

of heaven (Chap. 42, n. 374); of heavenly peace (n. 285); of heavenly<br />

love (n. 558 [a]); delights of heaven are in accord with uses (n. 402);<br />

delights in labor <strong>and</strong> use in heaven (n. 393); delights of the rich in heaven<br />

(n. 361); examples of the delights of the good in heaven (n. 489, 506);<br />

delights of children in heaven (n. 337); in heaven to perform uses is the<br />

delight of everyone’s life (n. 219); in heaven delight is internal <strong>and</strong><br />

spiritual (n. 395); delights of heaven not distinctly felt in the world (n.<br />

401); <strong>Swedenborg</strong> permitted to experience heavenly delight (n. 413);<br />

effect of heavenly delight on evil spirits (n. 400). Delights of love of self<br />

(n. 556); adultery the reigning delight of hell (n. 384); delights of the evil<br />

after death (n. 512); delights of corporeal love (n. 481); delight in<br />

infernal fire (n. 570); delights of the body turn away from heaven (n.<br />

398); all man’s delights are those of his ruling love (n. 396, 486); delights<br />

of man’s life changed after death into corresponding spiritual delights<br />

(Chap. 50, n. 487, 488); delights of marriage love (n. 379, 382 [a], 386);<br />

delights of innocence (n. 282); alternative delight <strong>and</strong> lack of delight<br />

renders the perception of good more exquisite (n. 158).<br />

Deluge, the church after the deluge (n. 327).<br />

Deserts, in the hells (n. 586).<br />

Desire, intensity of desire affects the rapidity of journeys in heaven (n. 195).

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