 As one of James’s sources remarks: “Natural objects were glorified, my spiritual vision was so clarified that I saw beauty in every material object in the universe…” (1902, p. 250). Here, following conversion, the natural world appears brighter or more vivid, so that it seems to be newly transparent to the divine glory. (For another account of how a whole domain of experience may take on a particular subjective character and significance, see Cooper 2002 on “existential” experience, p. 340.)