Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 552
family and friends an indication of heavenly love (n. 406). Love makes
the man (n. 474); man’s love is turned about (n. 253); man is warmed or
inflamed by love (n. 134); the nature of a man’s love determines the
nature of his thought (n. 532); man’s loves are arranged to form a
kingdom (n. 477); man’s spiritual body is formed solely out of the
things that he does from his love and will (n. 475); knowledges in
relation to man’s love (n. 356 extract); spirits associated with man are
such as is his affection or love (n. 295). Man’s ruling love (n. 269 note);
all man’s delights are those of his ruling love (n. 486); the ruling love
seizes upon what agrees with it, and rejects what does not (n. 479); a
man’s ruling love remains with him after death (n. 363, 477); a man
may know of his future state from his ruling love (n. 487); after death
man continues such as is his will or ruling love (n. 480, 481); the ruling
love determines the future state (n. 427); how the ruling love of spirits is
disclosed in the first state after death (n. 496); spirits can do nothing
apart from their ruling love (n. 479); angels turn according to their
ruling love (n. 143); everyone is his own love, and is such as is his
reigning love (n. 58, 269 note). Love in the speech of angels (n. 238);
intensity of the love of angels varies (n. 155); angels are continually
being perfected in wisdom and love (n. 221); when angels are in a state
of love they are in a state of peace (n. 289); angels have their affections
from Divine love and their thought from Divine wisdom (n. 239); love
and life determine the interiors and consequently beauty in heaven (n.
459); in heaven all are in light in the degree of their love for good and
truth (n. 350); different kinds of love in the different kingdoms of
heaven (n. 148); all the various forms of government in heaven are
governments of mutual love (n. 213, 218); love of rule not possible in
heaven (n. 407). Love to the Lord is willing and doing Divine truth (n.
271); love to the Lord is “heavenly fire” (n. 134, 568); love to the Lord
opens the interiors of the mind to the third degree (n. 271); love to the
Lord and the neighbor the law of heaven (n. 406, 486); the angelic life is
love to the Lord and mutual love (n. 344); love to the Lord is the source
of angelic wisdom and intelligence (n. 467); love to the Lord from the
Lord is the origin of the good of all in heaven (n. 72); love to the Lord
and the neighbor include in themselves all Divine truths (n. 19); love to
the Lord and the neighbor include means in general to perform uses (n.
112); meaning of love to the Lord and love of the neighbor (n. 15, 16,
350, 399); love to the Lord and love of self are opposites, and love of the
neighbor and love of the world are opposites (n. 596); good of love to the
Lord as a motive (n. 472); the Lord’s life in the world was his love
toward the race (n. 86 extract); the Divine love of the Lord is what is
seen as a sun in heaven (n. 117); the Divine that goes forth from the
Lord is love (n. 17); in heaven the Lord is the reigning love (n. 58, 486);
the Lord is present with everyone according to the measure of his love
and faith (n. 199); those that receive good of love directly from the Lord
(n. 348); Divine love is the Being [esse] (n. 139); Divine love is a longing
for the salvation and happiness of all (n. 397); the greatness of Divine
love; it is tempered by flowing through mediums (n. 120). Love of self
(n. 18, 87, 558 [b]); man is born into love of self and the world (n. 390
note); nature and source of love of self (n. 555, 556); love of self and its
results (n. 559); dominion of love of self (n. 564); love of self as a motive
to piety (n. 535); love of self separates from the Divine (n. 558 [a]);
comparison of love of self and heavenly love (n. 557); the world’s
fieriness corresponds to love of self (n. 122); love of self is antagonistic to