Dante meets souls who in life were erotic lovers, to discover more about what carries us heavenward.

Dante, in the reality of Venus, encounters a kingly soul and kindred spirit to explore love, diversity and unity. 

Dante is dissatisfied with the traditional account of the crucifixion. Beatrice leads him to a beautiful new vision.

Dante presents a big history and, in this mercurial sphere, we are invited to peer beneath events.

Beatrice shows Dante and us something of the freedom to align our lives with divine life, prompting a dramatic change.

Dante is dazzled, overwhelmed by the seeming paradoxes of paradise. Beatrice shows how they are transcended.

Dante is immersed in the state of mind that confuses reflection and reality as a soul appears, Piccarda.

Dante warns that the journey into paradise is risky. Then, they arrive in the sphere of the Moon.

Dante explains how his intellect and desire, drawn by Beatrice, blessed by gods, enable him to rise into reality.

Beatrice prophecies about the future for Dante and Christianity, and Dante is ready, renewed for the stars.