by admin | 30 Days of Angels
Immanuel (or Emmanuel) appears in the book of Isaiah. His name means ‘God is with us’ and his message is clear: celebrate every moment of every day because you have life and you are loved. Immanuel carries a powerful sword, not as a weapon, but as a symbol...
by admin | 30 Days of Angels
Islamic tradition speaks of two ‘honorable scribes’, the angels Raqib an Atid. These angels record all our deeds, determining whether we have offered ‘good’ or ‘bad’ service to the world. On the day of judgement, that record of all...
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Another great archangel today, Zadkiel, who in Jewish tradition is described as the angel of mercy and benevolence. Zadkiel carries a ‘flame of transformation’ and we can call upon him to dissolve negative thoughts, memories and pain. This week our theme...
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One of the greatest and most well-known of all the archangels, Michael is a powerful force for protection as well as holding responsibility for the forces of nature. Mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments as well as the Qu’ran, Michael offers us protection...
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Cassiel is a mystical angel who appears in several forms in Jewish, Christian and Islamic texts (Qaphsiel, Kafziel and others – the correct pronunciation is KAS-FAY-IL). Cassiel means ‘God is my Anger’ and he is often described as the angel of tears,...
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Ramiel is the angel of hope. Of particular interest to Ramiel is preserving and teaching the true history of the Earth. It is no surprise that this angel shares a special connection with historians, scholars, archaeologists and others connected to historical ideas. It...
