Guardian Angel:

An angel believed to protect the individual.

See also Guide

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Guardian Wall A collective or generalized title given to the body of nirmanakayas and their immediate chelas or disciples who watch over, protect, and help humanity and all creatures of earth, each initiate being compared to a stone in the Guardian Wall (VS 68).

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HOLY GUARDIAN ANGEL

When magi speak of "the knowledge and conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel," they refer to that particular manifestation of spirit which is their own experience. The principle is the same, whether it is the great Aumakua of the Hawaiian Hunas or the visitation of the Archangel Gabriel for someone in our culture. The purpose of M/magic(k) is not worship, but transformation. And the purpose in evoking the Holy Guardian Angel is to obtain information that is essential to the work of transformation. (See AUGOEIDES.)

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guardian angel

A protective presence who may be summoned to strengthen our souls as we meet the challenges of human incarnation

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Guardian Angel Christian term for the various classes of dhyanis which guard the worlds, races, nations, and mankind pertaining to them.

The five middle human principles are the essence of the sixfold dhyani-chohans and of the pitris. Equivalents are daimones, genii, theoi, devas, gods, Paracelsus' flagae, etc. The personal quality that pervades so much of Christianity represents them as special to each individual, which is true enough in a sense; and they may be anything from a ray of divine light from the core of our being, to the kind of karmic heirloom designated as one's lucky star.

As a matter of fact, there is for each human individual an ever watching, forever guiding and stimulating spiritual power within himself, his own spiritual ego which, when allowed by the brain-mind, infills the individual with its strength, wisdom, and peace.

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Guardian Angel: A supernatural being that acts as a guide and protector for individuals or nations. 

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Guardian Angel

A supernatural being that acts as a guide and protector for individuals or nations. (see also Spirit Guide, Daemon)

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Guardian Angel

A supernatural being that acts as a guide and protector for individuals or nations. (see also Spirit Guide, Daemon)

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GUARDIANS - Guardians of the Watchtowers or Guardians of the Four Quarters. Some vision them as little biddies, lizards, dragons, etc. Other as angels (Michael, Ariel, Raphael & Gabriel ) (TRASB)

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Daemon, Daimon,:

A guardian spirit who communicates inspiration and advice.

See also Guardian Angel.

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GUARDIANS: Ceremonial magicians use the Guardians of the Watchtowers or Guardians of the Four Quarters. Some Witches use them, too. There are those that see these Guardians as lizards, dragons, etc. But Silver envisions them as the angels Michael, Ariel, Raphael and Gabriel, which follows the Judeo-Christian backgrounds.

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Flage(Herm.). A name given by Paracelsus to a particular kind of guardian angels or genii.

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Guide:

A spirit who is believed to assist a person's spiritual journey.

See also Angel, Guardian Angel

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Chitkara citkara (Sanskrit) (from chit thought, consciousness + the verbal root kri to do, make)

The thought-worker; the guardian angel in human beings.

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Double Image Qabalistic term for dual ego, the higher called Metatron and the lower called Samael. They are pictured as a person's guardian angel and evil demon.

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TIPHARETH

The sixth qabalistic power-zone of the Tree of Life, stands for "Beauty" and is the abode of the Sun and the Holy Guardian Angel. It is symbolized by Osiris.

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Double Image. The name among the Jewish Kabbalists for the Dual Ego, called respectively: the Higher, Metatron, and the Lower, Samael. They are figured allegorically as the two inseparable companions of man through life, the one his Guardian Angel, the other his Evil Demon.

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Flagae Used by Paracelsus to denote an order of spiritual beings which correspond to the Christian guardian angels, or what would be called in theosophy the higher pitris or the sixfold dhyani-chohans -- that class of the dhyani-chohans in whom six of the seven constitutional principles of nature are more or less actively manifest.

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THEURGY

Divine magic, as opposed to mere thaumaturgy or sorcery. Its goal is apotheosis or, less ambitiously, the "knowledge and conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel" and the working of sublimation both of self and world.

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Angel (Angels) (from Greek angelos messenger, envoy, announcer)

In the Old Testament, used to translate the Hebrew mal'ach (messenger); in Christian, Jewish, Moslem, and some other theologies, either a messenger of God or one of various hierarchies of celestial beings, the idea of a guardian angel also being familiar. However, the idea of hosts of formative powers, rectores mundi, or other beings between divinity and man, serving as intermediaries or means of communication between man and high spiritual entities has largely vanished from popular Christianity, though Angels, Principalities, and Powers are mentioned by Paul, and the archangel Michael by Jude; while the influence of the Gnostics, Neoplatonists, and Jews on early Christianity gives a wider meaning to the term.

Angels, then, are members of numerous hierarchies of celestial powers, from the septenary formative host that emanates from the formative Third Logos down to the presiding genius or spirit of an atom, acting as intermediaries or envoys between the divine and the human or terrestrial.

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