VEHUEL

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Description of VEHUEL

VEHUEL angel belongs to the choir of Principalities. It is attributed to those born from 23 to 27 November.
Element: Fire.
Zodiac domicile: from 1st to 5th of Sagittarius.
Through invocation it is possible to obtain: a sharp and sensitive personality, as well as the possibility of acquiring a prominent personality in the field of jurisprudence, letters or diplomacy.
He is the Uranian Angel of the Venusian Principality Choir, the most sublime, the most exalted, the one who brings together the pleasures of Heaven and Earth! He intensifies the sensory perceptions and, around his proteges, everything shines (of course if they turn to Him). The sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste will be so acute that these people will praise and bless the Creator! The individual will be able to develop multiple abilities and virtues, will be appreciated and loved everywhere, not only for his talent, but also thanks to the providential help that the Angel will give him. He will be very generous and those around him will feel protected by his presence alone. The influence of VEHUEL makes people who are in affinity with him integrate into the life of the individual; the person assimilates, incorporates friends into his own essence, we could say that he swallows them. VEHUEL is the Angel of perfect friendship: a friendship that is too perfect, to the extent that the friends themselves will bear the mark of VEHUEL. VEHUEL, makes Humans discover the beauty of the Divine Order; it spurs them to act in harmony with the Divinity, revealed as such or not. But so that it can happen to us, this Angel promotes the alliance between those who are alike, so that, once reunited, they can build together a new society based on common joy.

Angelic essence: ELEVATION.
Developed qualities: altruism, tolerance, the ability to see beauty everywhere, generosity of spirit, moral values.
Defects canceled: hatred, self-centeredness, intolerance.
Regency days: May 9, July 23, October 5, December 16, February 25. Time: 16.00-16.20.

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Angels main description

Angels Symbols Etymologically, “angel” means messenger, or minister. Stemming from the Hebrew word mal'akh, Angel is a name that indicates office and not nature, as Saint Augustine says. Angels can be defined by its creation of purely spiritual substances, created by God to be superior to man. Beings of pure spirit, angels do not possess a body, although some writers have attributed a certain corporeality to them. They are an intermediary between heaven and earth, between God and man, which God uses to make pronouncements to humankind and to have His will carried out on earth. The Hebrew term has been translated into Greek with "anghelos" from which our word "Angel" is derived. Angels are the inhabitants of an intermediate kingdom between God and man, and as such they fill a void and, in their contact with the human world, can take absolutely unpredictable forms. Perhaps the very name, Angelo, is inappropriate in relation to the immense possibilities of these beings. Although deriving from the Greek "anghelos" which means "nuncio" or "messenger" the Angels are much more than simple bearers of news. They are true executors of the divine will. According to Christian canon, everything that exists in the immensity of creation falls under their jurisdiction and control. The oriental term "Deva" with which Angelic creatures are defined, also expresses their essence. "Deva'' derives from the Sanskrit word for "resplendent," or more precisely, a "Being of light." The word’s etymological root is "Dyaus" which, in English, can be translated as "little divinity.” To understand who the Inhabitants of the invisible worlds are, where they are and what they do, it is necessary to study the relationships between God, the Great Architect of the Universe, and the Hierarchies of the Celestial Beings that occupy the many different steps of the ladder, seen in a dream by Jacob, which extends from man to God.