330. [322.] In short, not only do the same things exist in the spiritual world as in the natural world, but also innumerably more, and each with a boundlessness and in a harmony that inspires delight. In a word, in heaven there is heaven in each and every element, in general and in every particular. Each outward sense has its heaven, every inner sense has its heaven, and an angel is himself a heaven in its smallest form. Moreover, in the measure that he has heaven within him, in the same measure every angel has heaven round about him.