Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Greatest Christmas Gift
Once upon a late Christmas evening, Ralph was sitting at his dining room table, sipping some green tea and looking at all the opened presents under the holiday tree. His wife and kids had already gone to bed. Ralph decided … Continue reading
The myth of Atlantis and Swedenborg’s teachings
Practically everyone has heard the story of Atlantis. What interests me is that this story is old enough to have been written by those who understood the symbolic language of correspondences. The key to decoding this ancient allegorical language is … Continue reading
Make this Thanksgiving sacred!
This can be accomplished by extending the digesting process of this great feast “upwards” to include the highest activity of the mind. The mind can indeed metabolize food. We even call this “food for thought.” The Thanksgiving celebration certainly offers … Continue reading
Swedenborg’s change in diet
I have studied Swedenborg’s scientific and theological writings for over 35 years. Having a creative background, I began to make efforts to read Swedenborg with fresh eyes quite early in the process. As a result, I began looking for new … Continue reading
Angels also enjoy popcorn with a movie
Once upon a time there lived a young man named Pete. One day as he was sitting in front of the computer in his office cubicle, he became totally depressed by how boring and unfulfilling his life was. As he … Continue reading
The theological importance of Swedenborg’s science
Emanuel Swedenborg was a bold scientist who turned into a bold theologian. This move was more seamless than most students and researchers of his Writings suspect. I would even like to stick my neck out and make the pronouncement that … Continue reading
