Swedenborg himself shortly about the trinity. And something about Swedenborg's philosophy about extraterrestials and his philosophy at large
"To this I was able to reply that in our world too God is worshipped as invisible and visible, the invisible God being called the Father, and the visible God the Lord (he means Jesus, my remark)".
(From "The Worlds in Space" (section 141), the great spirit seer Emanuel Swedenborg's work about extraterrestials from the year 1758, I personally do not believe he met real extraterrestials, because he says that all planets in the universe are inhabited, and it looks like the Fall of man has taken place on every planet, which for me would be inconceivable. In my philosophy about extraterrestials, the Fall has only taken place on our planet, and the whole world of demons in hell are from our planet. Hell becomes really big if Swedenborg is correct. And God's nature is then pretty catastrophic. Think about it, a whole universe fallen in sin. I cannot stand the thought. God's universe is elsewhere pure, like nature is. From this stems my fantasies about the "Planet Götz", i.e. Mars. Swedenborg also visited Mars in his fantasies. Read about his fantasy-visit there in the aforementioned book. Swedenborg has many strange ideas, he does not believe in the preexistence of man, believe that the structure of the heavens is a big Man, a macrocosmic Man (pretty antropocentric) and believes that those who believe in three persons in the trinity get lost in hell. I yet like his idea of the trinity. There is gems and there is bullshit in his writings, like in anybody else's)
