The third Source - Contents

• 1.0 Introduction
• 1.1 A physical revelation?
• 1.2 Is it possible?
• 1.3 Is it also true?
• 2.0 A lingua universalis ?
• 2.1 Hypnogogic visions in technology and science
• 2.2 Unexpected heuristic significations
• 2.3 The problem of the interpretation keys
• 2.4 Voices heard matutino tempore (in morning time )
• 2.5 Summary
• 3.0 Sensorial and motorial indications.
• 3.1 Ideas of influx
• 3.2 Swedenborg's disorientation
• 3.3 An orientating influx
• 3.4 Automatic writing? Automatic drawing?
• 3.5 Comments
• 4.0 On Absolute Certainty and Flashes of Illumination
• 4.1 Lightnings
• 4.2 Mental derangement or enlightenment?
• 4.3 Enlightenment and certainty
• 4.4 The 'It-was-said-to-me' formula heralding the revelation of scientifically verifiable and advanced key concepts
• 4.5 An exceptional (non-verifiable) case: the 600,000 inhabited worlds said to exist in our galaxy
• 4.6 Conclusions
• 5.0 Nature and Role of Swedenborg's Dual Revelation: Physical and Metaphysical
• 5.1 The continuity thesis: a gross error
• 5.2 Swedenborg's intellection failure
• 5.3 The "fourth discovery"
• 5.4 Future detectability of the physical revelation
• 5.5 A reversal of the optics: <<Things which convince>>
• 6.0 A Re-examination of Swedenborg's Journal of Dreams and his Theory of Localizations and of the Functions of the Cerebral Cortex.
• 6.1 Swedenborg's latest theories concerning the brain
• 6.2 Objections to Ramström's thesis
• 6.3 The Point of Zero Vision and The Journal of Dreams
• 6.4 Supernatural guidance whilst writing The London Additions to The Brain (Codex No. 55)
• 6.5 Conclusions
• 7.0 The Rabies Virus
• 7.1 An analysis of Swedenborg's SD 4705m-4709m series of notes
• 7.2. Review and comments
• 8.0 Corollaries and final comments
• Index of Swedenborg's works quoted