Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 571
Ways signify truths that lead to good (n. 479 note, 590); ways to heaven
and to hell (n. 479, 534); ways from places of instruction to heaven (n.
520).
Wealth does not debar from heaven (n. 357); various forms of love of
wealth (n. 575).
West, the west in heaven (n. 148, 149), and in hell (n. 587).
Whole, every whole exists from the harmony of its parts (n. 56).
Wicked, how they are cast into hell (n. 491); the wicked after death (n.
508).
Wife, husband and wife after death (n. 368, 494); heaven and the church
called “wife” (n. 180, 371).
Wind, angels are not winds (n. 183).
Will, what the term “will” means (n. 500); it is the will that makes the man
(n. 474); man is such as are his will and thought (n. 463); the will is the
very spiritual part of man (n. 529); the will is the receptacle for good or
evil (n. 589); man’s intention is his will (n. 532); the life of man’s will is
the life of his love (n. 9); everyone’s lust belongs to his love, and his love
to his will (n. 574); all that man wills is from influx (n. 603 extract);
only what gains entrance into man’s will becomes his (n. 598); in
respect to his will man is born into every evil (n. 424); the will of those
in genuine innocence is their memory (n. 278); a subjugated mind has
either no will or an opposing will (n. 380); the will is kindled by love (n.
473); all things of the will that are in harmony with the ruling love are
called loves (n. 477); man has the same will and love after death as
before (n. 547); after death man is his own love and his own will (n.
479); the will is manifested in the looks and gestures in the other life (n.
457); the celestial kingdom is the voluntary part of heaven (n. 95); the
activity of the will of evil spirits (n. 508). Will and understanding
together make the man (n. 423); man is such as are his will and
understanding (n. 350); all things of man’s life depend upon his ability
to understand and to will (n. 203); the will and understanding
constitute the spiritual man (n. 26, 373); all man’s power is from his
will and understanding (n. 137, 228); whatever is felt in the body has its
origin in the will and understanding (n. 373); the will relates to good
and the understanding to truth (n. 137); man is loved in accordance
with the good of his will and of his understanding therefrom (n. 474
note); the will of man is the very being (esse) of his life and his
understanding is the outgo (existere) (n. 61 note); man is man from his
ability to understand what is true and to will what is good (n. 60); the
will and understanding are ruled by the Lord (n. 228); influx into the
will and understanding (n. 247); true innocence is of the will and
understanding (n. 278); will and understanding in relation to marriage
(n. 369, 370); will and understanding in man and woman and as
husband and wife (n. 367, 368); after death man continues to be such as
are his will and understanding (n. 474 note); the conjunction of the will
and understanding in the world of spirits (n. 423); angels have will and
understanding (n. 136); every angel is such as are his will and
understanding (n. 231); all things in the interiors of the angels have
relation to the will and understanding (n. 173); the will and
understanding of angels are continually being perfected (n. 221). (See
Life, Thought and Will.)
Willing is loving to do (n. 16); the Lord flows directly into man’s willing,
but mediately into his thinking (n. 26).