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 The Lower Angel Forces

- Lower Angelic Forces
- These 9 groups are often some of the most controversial because
their existence depends on your personal beliefs. The lower forces
include Fallen Angels, Demons, Devils and Satan. Just by their
categorization as "lower" does not imply that these
angels are evil or less powerful than the "higher"
forces, although that is sometimes the case. Rather, they are
lumped into this category because their existence is not as universal
across the major religions.
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- Demons
- These lower forces are "fallen" angels in the service
of Satan. If you are one of the many people don't believe that
"Satan" exists, then you might look at this group as
angels doing service in the negative ethers. They inhabit Hell,
or the lower energy realms. They assist with the punishment of
condemned souls, or play havoc with unsuspecting incarnated souls.
Many believe that "soul possession" by these Demon
spirits continue even today, but are often misdiagnosed as mental
illness.
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- Devils
- Devils can appear in many physical forms, from animal to
human. They are typically gifted with shape shifting abilities.
Most of their efforts are spent on tempting the enlightened spirits
of the earth plane with explicit pleasures of love, money and
physical gratification. Their mission is to destroy feelings
of compassion and love through planting doubt and by promoting
anger. These lower forces are more powerful than the Fallen Angels.
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- Fairies & Elves
- Supernatural beings who inhabit the earth and air. They are
typically invisible, unless they need to interact with incarnated
beings, or if the incarnated being has the gift of Divine site.
These beings are most often positive and enlightened, rewarding
incarnated beings, both animal and human, for goodness. Most
of these spirits are assigned to protecting the nature kingdoms.
The Fairy side of this group tends to play pranks, although good
natured, where the Elven side is a bit more serious with their
duties and interactions with humans. Both have magikal powers
and love humans.
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- Fallen Angels
- In the Christian belief, these are the Angels who followed
Satan out of heaven and rebelled against God. In metaphysical
terms, these Angels fell from divine grace when they interfered
with the progression and evolution of human kind. Their penance
was to live as a human and dwell in the trials and tribulations
they helped to create. Some scholars calculated the number of
Fallen Angels at 133 million which is about 1/3 the Angel population.
The chief leaders were: Semyaz, Sariel, Azazel, and Turel. Some
see falling stars as angels falling from the Divine realm.
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- Genii
- Rarely heard of, these beings were originally considered
to be guardians of the home and hearth, but their responsibility
has grown to include all humans. They enjoy the interaction of
humans with humans, especially during situations of true unconditional
love, either physical or through intense mental connections.
Often the more happy and balanced a person is, the strong their
Genii is. It is believed that every person currently incarnated
will be assigned to a Genii for protection , guiding and in some
issues teaching.
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- Grigori
- The Watchers sent to earth by God to instruct humans. They
are eternally silent and use mental telepathy to communicate
with incarnated beings. They are thought of as very large beings,
taller than giants in appearance. The more popular of this group
are
- Aramaros, who taught common sense
- Arakiel, they taught observance of nature
- Azazel who share knowledge of crafts art and cosmetics.
- Baraqual, who taught astrology
- Ezekiel, who shared knowledge of weather and weather events
- Gadreel, who taught about the sciences
- Penemue, who shared skills of writing
- Sariel, who brought the knowledge of the moon signs
- Semjaza, taught about the sun signs.
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- Lilith
- A "hot" blooded female who first slept with humans
and crossed the "forbidden" line of Divine intervention.
She refused to bed with Adam and as a fallen angel turned to
the power of Satan. She is depicted as a beautiful naked woman
with the tail of a serpent. She despises children, but as part
of her punishment for defiance, she was forced to bear Satan
100 children a day.
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- Satan
- Satan is rather misunderstood. First off Satan isn't an angel,
he was a God. Satan is the hebrew translation of the Egyptian
God Set. Early Christian lore, adopted this deity and assigned
his characteristics to their version of the Devil.
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- The Devil in Christian lore, was once the ruler or head of
Seraphim. He rebelled against God and was tossed out of heaven,
becoming the ruler of Hades or Hell. As the enemy of goodness,
the Devil rules over the evil spirits to cause havoc and chaos
for the human race. Floods, storms, diseases and death are said
to be created by these forces. Temptations of sinful ways and
other evil desires are also associated with the influences of
these forces. The Devil has many names, some of which are misconceptions,
but include:
- Beelzebub
- Deliar,
- Duma
- Mastema
- Gadreel
- Sammael
- Satan
- Shekina
- A supreme feminine spirit, she is said to be the female aspect
of creation. She is credited with being the angel of healing
over evil influences and is sometimes referred to as the "Holy
Spirit" in some religions. In others she is referred to
as "The Fore running Angel".
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- Her appearance:
- Sitting on a thrown above a cherub, she rests under the Tree
of Life. Her light is 65,000 times brighter than the sun and
everyone who sees here is instantly cured from disease.
- She has the ability to turn any evil spirit to good by her
mere presence and sight. Therefore Satan and his armies go to
extremes to avoid her at all costs.
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