711. There was shown me simply a decoration which followed. It was only the decoration of a door which was such as indefinitely to surpass all human imagination by its endless variety. Thus one thing follows another, and so on through whole regions, as far as the eye can see. This is now represented to them, and this with a continually succeeding variety, and with a mobility as though it were living. In a word, it can neither be described nor conceived, and this is only the least and first [appearance]; those which are interior to these are still more ineffable, and even more so those which are more interior and inmost.