Swedenborg and Life
Swedenborg & Life is a weekly webcast that explores a broad range of spiritual topics in the context of Swedish scientist and seer Emanuel Swedenborg’s experiences of this life and the next.
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- 13
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Is It a Sin to Be Cremated? What Really Happens to Your Spirit in The Afterlife (opens the original)
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Does it matter how we lay someone’s body to rest after death? Will cremation rather than burial cause problems for the person in the afterlife? What about donating a body to science?
What Happens To Friend and Family Relationships After Death? (opens the original)
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Do family and friend bonds survive death? Some hope to be with family members in the afterlife, and some don’t. We dig into what Swedenborg found out.
What No One Tells You About the First Moments After a Sudden Death (opens the original)
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Some deaths are sudden and violent. What are they experiencing? Are they feeling the pain and distress? We look at NDE accounts and Swedenborg’s books for answers.
Are There People That God Does NOT Want Us To Help? (opens the original)
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We’re told to “love our neighbor” and to help people in need. But that can get complicated! Are we supposed to help everyone that asks? How do we develop healthy discernment?
How to Repent in Four Steps When You Keep Falling Into the Same Sin (opens the original)
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Repentance is a core teaching in all world religions. But how do we actually do it? Swedenborg lays out four clear steps for the practice of repentance.
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