Heaven and its Wonders and Hell

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Heaven and its Wonders and Hell

by Emanuel Swedenborg

EN·~16 hours·64 chapters

Chapters

64 total

[REFERENCES TO THE AUTHOR'S ARCANA COELESTIA.]

2:09

2. I. THE GOD OF HEAVEN IS THE LORD

6:20

7. II. IT IS THE DIVINE OF THE LORD THAT MAKES HEAVEN.

6:11

13. III. IN HEAVEN THE DIVINE OF THE LORD IS LOVE TO HIM AND CHARITY TOWARDS THE NEIGHBOR.

10:56

20. IV. HEAVEN IS DIVIDED INTO TWO KINGDOMS.

8:58

29. V. THERE ARE THREE HEAVENS.

14:44

41. VI. THE HEAVENS CONSIST OF INNUMERABLE SOCIETIES.

9:40

51. VII. EACH SOCIETY IS A HEAVEN IN A SMALLER FORM, AND EACH ANGEL IN THE SMALLEST FORM.

12:57

59. VIII. ALL HEAVEN IN THE AGGREGATE REFLECTS A SINGLE MAN.

9:04

68. IX. EACH SOCIETY IN HEAVEN REFLECTS A SINGLE MAN.

4:09
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Description

A vivid exploration of the hidden meanings behind familiar biblical images, this work invites listeners to look beyond literal interpretations of prophecy. By decoding symbols such as the darkened sun, the dimmed moon, and falling stars, the author reveals a spiritual map of love, faith, and divine truth. The narrative unfolds as a guide to understanding the “arcana” that lie concealed in every word of sacred scripture.

Drawing on personal visions and dialogues with heavenly beings, the speaker shares insights into the nature of heaven, hell, and the soul’s journey after death. Listeners are offered a fresh perspective on the final judgment, not as a cataclysmic event but as the unveiling of deeper spiritual realities. The first part of the book sets the stage for a contemplative journey that seeks to illuminate what many have long overlooked, inviting curiosity and reflection.

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Language

en

Duration

~16 hours (950K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Dec 22, 2005

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Emanuel Swedenborg

Emanuel Swedenborg

1688–1772

A brilliant Swedish thinker who moved from science and engineering into visionary religious writing, he became one of the eighteenth century’s most unusual and influential voices. Best known today for his vivid accounts of the spiritual world, his work left a lasting mark on theology, philosophy, and later literature.

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