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Emanuel Swedenborg Heaven and Hell — Chapter LVIII, All who are in the Hells are in Evils and in Falsities Therefrom…

In general their faces are hideous, and void of life like those of corpses; the faces of some are black, others fiery like torches, others disfigured with pimples, warts, and ulcers; some seem to have no face, but in its stead something hairy or bony; and with some only the teeth are seen; their bodies also are monstrous; and their speech is like the speech of anger or of hatred or of revenge; for what everyone speaks is from his falsity, while his tone is from his evil. In a word, they are all images of their own hell.
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Emanuel Swedenborg Heaven and Hell — Chapter LVIII, All who are in the Hells are in Evils and in Falsities Therefrom…

At first I wondered how it is that love of self and love of the world could be so diabolical, and how those who are in these loves could be such monsters in appearance; for in the world not much thought is given to love of self, but only to that elated state of mind in external matters which is called haughtiness, and that alone, being so apparent to the sight, is regarded as love of self.
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