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November 23 to 27:
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VEHUEL - An angel of the order of Principalities; also a Zodiac angel and one of the 72 angels bearing the name of God Shemhamphorae.
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November 28 to December 2:
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DANIEL - An angel of the order of Principalities. He exercises dominion over lawyers. He is a high Holy Angel who bears the name of Shemhamphorae.
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December 3 to 7:
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HAHAZIAH - One of the 72 angels bearing the name of God Shemhamphorae.
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December 8 to 12:
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IMAMIAH - In the Cabala, an angel of the order of Principalities, or rather and ex-angel of that order, since he is fallen. In Hell he supervises and controls voyages,and destroys and humiliates enemies, when he is invoked to do so, or is so disposed. He was once one of the 72 angels that bore the name of God Shemhamphorae.
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December 13 to 16:
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NANAEL - In practical Cabala, one of the Principalities; also one of the 72 angels bearing the mystical name of God Shemhamphorae. Exercises dominion over the great sciences, influences philosophers and ecclesiastics. His corresponding angel is Chomme.
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December 17 to 21:
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NITHAEL - In the Cabala, an angel formerly of the order of Principalities. One of the 72 angels bearing the name of God Shemhamphorae. The prevailing belief is that Nithael joined Satan during the rebellion in Heaven and that now, in Hell, he governs emperors and kings, also civil and ecclesiastical personages of the highest rank.
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The Angels Of The Seasons
Every season and month has its own angel. These angels help us learn particular lessons and insights from nature that every season offers.
The Angel of January teaches us to look within, to take stock of ourselves and our lives. It keeps us company while we ponder over long, cold winter nights; helping us be honest and patient with ourselves. Conveying wisdom of elders, it takes our hand as we seek understanding from lessons of the past. With this support, we give ourselves recognition and admonition. We chart a new course or alter our present one. We seek and receive the companionship of the January angel to warm us through the winter of our introspection.
The Angel of February is the angel of patience. During the dark nights of February, when nature is frozen and we long for a sign of warmth and life, this angel helps us learn to wait gracefully for the first signs of spring. It teaches us that winter has a special peace; that being snowbound or staying indoors can give us a welcome reprise from busy life. In February, we can
complete projects and prepare for new opportunities of spring. The angel of February brings us the gift of enjoying solitude and quiet of the winter; with guidance to replenish energies for the warmer, busy days ahead.
The Angel of March brings stamina and courage. As winter ends, we
take heart from the crocuses that push their way up through the snow.
It cheers us on through life's frozen moments, boosting
our morale and helping us achieve new landmarks. With the angel's help,
we dare to break through whatever barrier, whether personal belief or
lack of self-confidence, that holds us back. We gather the will to
launch a lifelong dream or begin the project we have envisioned but
never dared to tackle. As the sun begins to warm our spirits, the March
angel rejoices with us at the first signs of spring and lends us courage
to prepare for a new and daunting, but also fulfilling, task.
The Angel of April is the spirit of rebirth. As the days grow longer
and the sun begins to warm us, April is a time for new life and new
beginnings. April's angel spurs us to test ourselves in new directions
and to make ourselves vulnerable in the face of unfamiliar
people and places. Encouraged by the April angel, we search for novel
endeavors that will enrich our lives and bring new meaning to our career
or family roles. The April angel teaches us to delight in each sign of
awakening, in nature and in ourselves.
The Angel of May brings the blush and promise of spring. May's angel
rejoices with us as we take heart at the sight of trees ad shrubs in
bloom and relish our anticipation of the fruits to come. This angel of
spring reminds us that this is a time of awakening the seed within
ourselves. Perhaps we have a deep longing, an artistic talent never
explored or a friendship never quite attempted. This angel of May will
help us discover this potential, nurturing our spirits as we can dare to
fulfill this hidden promise and bring forth the fruit of a life fully
lived.
The Angel of June helps us flourish and grow strong. June's angel
teaches us to sustain our enthusiasm for the new projects and directions
we started in the spring. In this glorious time of sunshine and growth,
we learn to seek out the warmth of friendships and family ties, to help
nurture the seeds we planted and become all that we were meant to be.
The angel of June urges us to be steadfast in our intentions, to renew
our dedication, and to stay on course.
The Angel of July brings a season of leisure, a time to play and replenish our energy. The projects we began in the spring should be well
underway and growing stronger on their own. July's angel urges us to
take the time, now, to step back and observe what we have planted. The
July angel encourages us to tend the garden of our life, to care for
what we have started, and to be objective enough to weed out the
unhealthy or unproductive elements. This angel of summer reminds us to
nurture the people and things that bring us happiness, so we can product
for ourselves a crop of joy and fulfillment.
The Angel of August is the angel of perseverance. The new directions
we began in the spring may have become difficult to sustain. Like a
garden that needs constant watering and weeding in the scorching August
sun, our projects and dreams require stamina and determination to bring
them to fruition. The angel of August helps us with unflagging energy to
tend the garden we have planted. When the hot summer sun and the work of
our lives demand too much of us, the August angel brings us the
fortitude to cleave to our tasks through completion.
The Angel of September - helps us prepare for the harvest at hand. As
the summer draws to a close, September's angel reminds us to pause and
gather fresh strength because the culmination of a project often demands
one last surge of energy. The September angel brings us this boost,
seeing us through to the fulfillment of our task. This late-summer angel
also helps us recognize the fruits of our labors and share with others
the bounty of what we have created in our lives. In September, we take
delight in our good fortune, whether in a garden, a relationship, or a
career, and we share our joy with all those whose support has made our
harvest possible.
The Angel of October rejoices as we reap the harvest of what we have
sown in life. October is a good time to step back from our projects and
our dreams and to take a hard look at what we have
actually accomplished. The October angel helps us to be
honest and objective about what is good and what is not. With this help,
we can face clearly the consequences of our choices over these past
seasons. We will taste our harvest and reject what is bitter or unripe;
we will make note of what worked and what did not, and we will change
for the better. October's angel teaches us that the greatest fruit of
our personal harvest is understanding ourselves.
The Angel of November - is the angel of humility. This autumn angel
brings a special gift that helps deepen the meaning of the Thanksgiving
season for ourselves and our loved ones. November's angel urges us to
acknowledge and appreciate the supporting roles others have played in
our lives this year and even thank those who have taught us difficult
lessons. The angel of November leads us to give thanks in a new way by
forgiving old hurts and healing broken relationships. Thus we help one
another to be truly grateful for our relationships and the richness they
bring to our lives.
The Angel of December - is the angel of generosity. The December angel
celebrates with us this time of giving gifts to all the wild creatures
and to all of God's children. The angel of December leads us to join
hands with people of all races and religions, recognizing that we are
children of the same creator, and we all share the responsibility of
bringing joy and health upon the earth. Inspired by December's angel, we
can celebrate this season of brotherhood by doing one act of kindness
every day of December ~ going out of our way to bring warmth and light
into another's life.
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