Immanuel Kant soñó que caminaba por una oscura calle de Berlín y alguien lo seguía. Apuraba el paso pero no conseguía perder de vista al extraño. Finalmente éste lo alcanzaba y le decía que era Jesús. Lo invitaba a recorrer el cielo y el infierno; podría hablar con cualquiera que allí encontrase. Immanuel aceptaba y descubría que ángeles y demonios eran muertos que habían optado por continuar siendo tal como eran en la tierra. Y que los que estaban en el cielo no sólo eran justos, sino también inteligentes (allí se hablaba de teología) En cambio el infierno estaba habitado por los que amaron la oscuridad en la tierra. Pero nadie sufría conviction or enjoyed eternal salvation, everyone could choose where to be. Someone informed him that the dead do not learn right away that they are, that the honest begin to see and hear with greater intensity than when they were mere mortals. And in the sky light is much more powerful than on Earth. The sensory intensity made them wiser. Only then where they were warned.
discovered by a demon in hell senses were impaired and none of the residents perceived their own imperfections. There he enjoyed stealing and lying and returned to find the wicked earth. That will be hell to be indicated to Kant write on the ground that "every spirit, good or evil, lives in his own delight, the good in the delight of his good, the evil in the delight of evil" Demons were horrible, full of burls and fistulas but course, they did not realize and reputed beautiful. Only saw angels as they were.
When Kant realized it was a dream, he recalled that he wrote that every waking recognize the unreality of what we dream. To know God has not been given to man and therefore He is unprovable. That any contact with God is mere religious fetishism, false falsely. He took a glass of water to recover the right and lay down again. Sleep was not finished when he discovered that someone once stalked the streets of Berlin. It was Jesus, and called him "Immanuel" instead of Immanuel. Kant hastened the pace but the Lord insisted and reminded him of the meaning of his name: "God is with us ." Kant realized with horror that his recurring dream and was not Immanuel Kant but Emanuel Swedenborg. The man who went to heaven and hell invited by God and returned to tell the world. The visionary. The madman. The last man on earth that Kant had wanted to be and yet was to be so every night in horrific dreams, real.