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Gnosticism & Christian Mysticism
Heaven and Hell
- First published1758
- TraditionGnosticism
- Shelf132 books
Swedenborg's best-known book, describing the heavens, the hells and the intermediate world of spirits as he claimed to have seen them. It sets out his teaching that each person after death goes to the place that corresponds to his or her ruling love.
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