The same is true in the case of devotion.

The man in the heaven-world is two great stages nearer to the object of his devotion than he was during physical life, and so his experiences are of a far more transcendent character.
In this mental world, as in the astral, there are seven subdivisions.

The first, second and third are the habitat of the ego in his causal body, so the mental body contains matter of the remaining four only, and it is in those sections that his heaven-life is passed.

Man does not, however, pass from one to the other of these, as is the case in the astral world, for there is nothing in this life corresponding to the rearrangement.

Rather is the man drawn to the level which best corresponds to the degree of his development, and on that level he spends the whole of his life in the mental body.