So you're saying she didn't really mean it when she said she saw ALL of it, even the small places.

You're so deluded you lie to yourself to tell yourself that one can see the underside and backside of a ball from any point of view.

Hilarious.

Scripture describes others who also saw all of the earth from a very high place.  When you're a globalist, that means you see all the way around the bend.  The globalist belief is based on diametrically opposed notions and after years of indoctrination they manage somehow to reconcile the irreconcilable in their own minds, then insist you do the same despite the contradictions involved. 

For me to see the appreciation of this particular aspect among all possible and myriad angles... of Blessed Ann Catherine Emmerich's writings raises a smile; to me it seems these observations can only come from people raised Catholic who have had the luxury of having such a source in their back yard so to speak!  This isn't criticism; this is looking at something which is valuable... the very ease with which a rather obscure if fascinating continuing debate becomes a focus; I rather marvel at this and love it.

Whereas...  My Lutheran and other protestant relatives certainly got something they didn't expect and had never seen the likes of when I gave them my well-worn copies of Vol. I and Vol. II for Christmas - one to each of two groups - !  I find giving away books in the Catholic heritage a major way of making a point with protestant relatives, without effort and without any kind of discussion.  Yay!

Now the volumes are much more expensive than they were when I got them, I think.  I've got so much reading that Vols. III and IV, which will have the information I will find most valuable I think, are waiting to be studied.