Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 559
111, 119); they frequently talked with angels (n. 249 note); their writing
(n. 260); their chief knowledge was that of correspondences (n. 87);
Swedenborg talked with spirits of the ancient people (n. 323).
Perception, those in the nostrils of the Greatest Man are in perception (n.
96); “odor of rest” signifies perception of peace (n. 287); perception in the
light of heaven (n. 130); the doctrines of the different heavens are
adapted to the perception of the angels (n. 227); perception of truth by
the angels of the inmost heaven (n. 270); the angels are given houses
according to their perception of good and truth (n. 190); the perception
of good and truth (n. 190); the perception of the angels is very clear (n.
462 [a]); perception of heavenly joy impossible to a natural man (n. 395);
Swedenborg’s perception of heavenly joy (n. 413); man’s perception of
thought (n. 356); perception of truth (n. 352); perception of life after
death (n. 478); the perception of the Lord’s presence is in the interiors
(n. 147); the Lord alone has perception and thought from himself (n. 86
extract).
Perfection is through diversity (n. 405); the ground of all perfection is unity
of parts (n. 56); variety arranged in heavenly form constitutes perfection
(n. 71); it increases toward interiors and decreases toward exteriors (n.
34, 459); how it is produced in heaven (n. 56, 418).
Person, loving the neighbor is not loving the person (n. 390 note).
Piety, true and false piety (n. 535); life of piety apart from charity is of no
avail (n. 360, 505 note).
Place, in the spiritual world change of place is a change of state (n. 192).
Planes of the memory (n. 345).
Planets are all inhabited (n. 417).
Plays used to teach children in heaven (n. 334).
Pleasures of the world do not bar from heaven (n. 358, 359).
Polygamy (n. 379).
Poor, means those desirous of, but lacking in, knowledges of good and truth
(n. 420); the temptations of the poor (n. 364); the poor in heaven (Chap.
39); the poor man at the rich man’s gate (n. 365); they enter heaven on
account of their life, not on account of their poverty (n. 364).
Pope, the divinity of the Lord’s human denied in council for the pope’s sake
(n. 86 extract).
Power is from the conjunction of good and truth (n. 232); all a man’s power
is from his will and understanding (n. 228); all spiritual power is from
truth from good (n. 539); Divine truth has all power in the heavens (n.
137, 231); angels are powers (n. 137, 231); power of the angels (Chap.
26); power in hell (n. 233); arms and hands signify powers (n. 231).
Prayer in heaven (n. 222); prayer is an acknowledgment of the power of
God and his angels (n. 228).
Preachers in heaven are from the spiritual kingdom (n. 225), and are not
called priests (n. 226).
Preaching in heaven (n. 221, 223, 393).
Presence, all things are in the Lord’s presence (n. 124); the Lord’s presence as
a cause (n. 199); the Lord’s presence in heaven (n. 147); in the spiritual
world one comes into the presence of another by desiring to do so (n.
194); in heaven people often appear to be where their look is fixed (n.
121).
Priest (See Preachers.)
Priesthood signifies good of love to the Lord (n. 226).
Prince of Peace, the Lord called “the Prince of peace” (n. 287).
Principle, must be drawn from truths of doctrine (n. 356 extract).