159[3].

BRUTE ANIMAL, how man becomes like, 58[2].

BUTTERFLIES, 79[3].

CATERPILLARS, 79[3].

CELESTIAL and spiritual kingdom and angels, 169[2].

CEREBRUM and cerebellum, 88.

CHANGES of colours, 94[3];
of state, 125, 157, 164.

CHARIOTS, signification of, 82.

CHASMS, 128, 129.

CHASTISING SPIRITS, 72-78.

CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS, 79.

CHOIRS, 61[3].

CHURCH, difference between celestial and spiritual, 85.

CLOUDS, 149, 171.

COLD, 63, 78.

COLOURS, signification of, 94[3].

COMFORTER, 159[2].

COMMUNICATION, mutual, of all things in heaven, 15, 25, 36;
of men with spirits, 71;
with heaven, how and when closed, 71;
with heaven, on Mars, 90;
communications are effected by Subjects, 95[2].

CONCEIT, of spirits of Mercury, 16, 37;
impairs perception, 62[2].

CONJUGIAL (The), 163.

CONJUNCTION with the Lord, how effected, 123, 142;
of natural things and heavenly things, 156.

CONSOCIATIONS are effected according to spheres, 64;
with angels, conditions of, 123.

CORRESPONDENCE of heaven and the Lord, and of man and heaven, 5,
156.

COUNTERFEITING, its effect on the face, 53.

CREATION, the end of, is man, 112, 126.

CRYSTALS, 19.

DANCER, 38[4].

DANGER of intercourse with spirits, 1.

DEVIL, 154.

DISAGREEMENT of life disjoins, 127[2].

DISSOCIATIONS are effected according to spheres, 64.

DISTANCES in their origin are changes of state, 125;
in the other life are real appearances, 86;
how circumstanced, 135, 138;
distance results from unlikeness of state, 135.

DIVINE TRUTH appears in heaven as light, 41, 131;
all things were created through the Divine Truth, 122.

DIVINE TRUTH proceeding from the Lord is the Word, 122.

DIVINE Worship. See under WORSHIP.

DOCTRINE, all, from the Word, 82.

DOMINION of good over evil, 170.
The two kinds of dominion, 174.

DRESS, its use and abuse, 62[4].

DWARFS, 111[2].

EAGLES, 140.

EARTH (Our), ignorance on, 27, 169[3];
character of spirits of, 39, 61, 62, 66, 98, 99, 158, 169;
the spirits of, in the Grand Man, relate to the various
functions of the exterior parts of the body, 64;
to the external sense, 89;
to natural and corporeal sense, 102[2];
to natural and external sense, 122;
to external sense, thus to the corporeal Sensual, 148;
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