1190. CONCERNING THE INTERIOR, MORE INTERIOR, AND INMOST SENSE OF THE WORD Young girls appeared to me. The first was sitting before my face at a little distance somewhat to the left; her face was rather rosy and like most human faces tending to yellow, but her eyes were red, thus she was suffering from a disease of weak eyes. It was said that she was seated. She suddenly appeared and suddenly vanished, but still she was sufficiently evident. This girl signified the interior sense of the Word which is the reason she had such a face, for she derived the rosiness of her face from corporeal things, and the yellowness of her face from natural things. Her weak eyes which were red signify the intellectual faith of those [in such corporeal and natural things], which is not a true faith.