Beatrice’s answer, as Jiang frames it, is that the celestial spheres are a metaphorical presentation for human minds: souls are all in the Empyrean, but appear in lower spheres as signs of relative blessedness.
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"...will, nor Mary, has, I say, their place in any other heaven than that which houses those souls you just saw, nor will their..."
"...keep in mind. Okay. This is a metaphorical representation of the heavens. Okay. In the actual heavens, there is no time and space, so..."
"Such signs are suited to your mind. Since from the senses only can it apprehend what then becomes fit for the intellect."
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