Haael - One of the 72 angels of
the zodiac.
Haaiah - An angel of the order of dominations.
Haaiah rules over diplomacy and ambassadors, and is one
of the 72 angels bearing the name of God Semaphore, Haifa
sigil is reproduced in Ambelain, La Kabbale Pratique.
Haamiah - Angel of Integrity - An angelic of the order
of powers. Haamiah dominates religious cults and "protects
all those who see the truth."
Haarez - An angel of the Seal, as
noted in The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses.
Haatan - A genius who conceals treasures,
according to Apollonius of Tyana, The Nuctecemeron.
Habbiel (Habiel) - A Monday angel of
the first heaven. An angel who is appealed to for loyal
love and romance, invoked in love charms.
Habriel - An angel of the order of
powers, summoned in conjuring rites.
Habudiel - In occultism, an angel
of the Lord's Day, resident of the 4th Heaven. He is
invoked from the south.
Habu(h)iah - An angel who exercises
dominion over agriculture and fecundity. Habuhiah is
one of the 72 angels bearing the name of God Shemhamphorae.
Hachashel - One of the 72 angels of
the zodiac.
Hadakiel - He governs the sign of
libra.
Hadar - "The superior Benignity"
conceived of by cabalists as a sefira.
Hadariel [Hadraniel]
Hadrian - An archon named in lesser
hechloth lore and in the Alphabet of Rabbi Akiba.
Hadarmiel - A holy angel named in
Mathers, The Great Key of Solomon.
Hadreniel - "Greatness of God."
In Hebrew tradition, God rebuked Hadraniel because he
blocked Moses' path and made moses weep when he arrived
in Heaven to receive the Torah. After this, Hadraniel
decided to help Moses, which he did by using his powerful
voice.
Apparently, Hadraniel's voice can penetrate two hundred
thousand firmaments. Each word he says produces twelve
thousand flashes of lightning. Hadraniel is more than
two million miles tall. (Amazingly, Sandalphon is much
taller, and actually dwarfs Hadraniel.) Hadraniel helps
people increase the love they feel to their partners.
You should call on Hadraniel whenever you need help to
express yourself. It is possible that Hadraniel is also
Adriel. Hadraniel is based at the entry to Heaven, and
serves as one of God's gatekeeper angels.
Hadasdagedoy - In hechaloth lore (Ma'asseh
Merkabah), an angelic guard of the 6th heavenly hall.
Hadraniel (Hadarniel, Hadariel, Hadriel--majesty
of God") - A porter angel stationed at the 2nd
gate in Heaven (according to one view). He is taller
than Kamuel "by 60 myriads of parasangs" but
shorter than Sandalphon "by a 500 years' journey."
In gnosticism Hadraniel, great as he is, is "only
one of the 7 subordinates to Jehudiel, prince of fire."
As Hadriel, he serves among the numerous angelic guards
of the gates of the East Wind. In Sefer ha-Heshek he
is also one of the 72 names (actually more than 100)
of Metatron. In 3 Enoch, Odeberg holds that it is possible
for Hadraniel to be identified with Metatron and that
he has indeed so identified in apocalyptic literature.
(Greatness of God) The classic obstructionist gatekeeper.
More than 60 myriads of parasangs tall (2.1 million
miles or nine times the mean distance between the earth
and the moon), the towering Hadarniel threatened Moses
for coming up to heaven to get the Torah from God. Hadarniel
didn't realize that the Lawgiver had God's permission
to get this all-important document for use on earth.
When Moses started weeping from fear, God himself suddenly
stepped into the fray, testily upbraiding Hadarniel:
"You angels have been quarrelsome since the day
I created you." For previously giving me a hard
time over creating Adam, God reminded Hadarniel and
the angles, "My wrath was kindled against you,
and I burned scores of you with my little finger."
Hadarniel naturally underwent a quick change of attitude
and agreed to act as Moses' humble guide. Having Handrail
in his corner was a plus for Moses since,, when the
angel spoke the will of God, his voice reverberated
through 200,000 heavens. Nevertheless, Moses still had
to successfully debate the fire breathing Angels of
Terror surrounding the Throne of Glory, who tried to
persuade God to keep the sacred Torah in heaven and
not waste it on the mortal "dwellers of the dust."
Hadriel (Hadraniel) - Equate with
Pusiel in Revelation of Rabbi Joshua Ben Levi.
Hadrion - A variant form of Hadariron.
Haduriel - In hechaloth lore (Ma'asseh
Merkabah), an angelic guard stationed at the 6th heavenly
hall.
Hadiririon - "The beloved angel
of God," who may be invoked in ritual magic rites.
Hadiya(hay-dee-yah) - Arabic: Guide
to righteousness; gift.
Hael - Angel of Kindness - You should call upon Hael when
you wish to send blessings to someone to thank them for
their help of kindness.
Hafaza - In Muslim lore, a term denoting
angels, The Hafaza constitute a special class, are 4 in
number, and "protect man from jinn, men and Satans."
On these 4 angels devolves the duty of writing down the
actions of mortals.
In moslem legend, these are the guardian angels who protect
individuals against jinn and other evil spirits. Each
person has a troupe of four Hafaza, tow watching over
him during the day and two at night. This quartet continually
writes down all the person's good and bad deeds. The most
dangerous time for a mortal is at dawn or twilight, during
the changing of the angelic guard, when the jinn try to
take advantage of the situation. The logbooks of the Hafaza
scribes will be entered as evidence in the individual's
case on Judgment Day.
Hafkiel - In Montgomery, Aramaic Incantation
Texts from Nippur, and angel invoked in the exorcism
of demons.
Hagai - In hechaloth lore (Ma'asseh
Merkabah), an angelic guard stationed at the 5th heavenly
hall.
Hagedola - An angel of The Seal, invoked
in ceremonial rites.
Haggai - a minor Hebrew prophet called
"God's messenger or angel."
Haggo - An angel of the Seal who could
be summoned in conjuring rites, like Hagedola.
Hagiel - The intelligence of Venus
when that planet enters the signs of Taurus and libra.
Hagaiel's cabalistic number is 49. His corresponding
angel, the spirit ruler of Venus, is Gadamel.
Hagios - The name of a great, or one
of the secret names of God.
Hagith - Hagith is one of the Olympian
spirits who rule over the 196 sections of Heaven. Hagith
is responsible for 21 of these. Hagith also looks after
the planet Venus. Hagith governed the world from 1410
to 1900 ce.
Halon - Angel of the 3rd hour of the
night, serving under Sarquamich.
Hahael (Hahahel) - An angel of the
order of virtues. Hahael protects Christian missionaries
and all disciples of Christ: he is also one of the 72
angels that bear the name of God Shemhamphorae. His
corresponding angel (in occult lore) is Chartare`.
Hahahel - Hahahel is a member of the
choir of Virtues and is also one of the 72 Schemhamphoras,
a group of angels who bear the various names of God found
in Jewish scriptures. Hahahel is guardian angle of people
born between October 14 & 18. He helps sick people
regain their health and vitality.
Hahaiah - An angel of the order of Cheribum.
He influences thoughts and reveals hidden mysteries to
mortals.
Hahasiah (Ha-ha-see-yah) - Hahasiah
is one of the 72 Schemhamphoras, a group of angels who
bear the various names of God found in Jewish scriptures.
He is also guardian angel of people born between December
3 & 7. Hahasiah helps people who are studying to retain
what they have learned.
Hajael (Ha-ee-ya-el) (Haiaiel) - Hajael
is one of the 72 Schemhamphoras. Hajael is the guardian
angel of people born between March 11 & 15. He helps
people understand complicated ideas and concepts.
Hakamiah - One of the cherubim (invoked
against traitors) and a guardian of France. Also one of
the 72 Schemhamphoras, a group of angel who bear the various
names of God. He is guardian angel of people born between
June 6 & 10 and provides motivation and help for people
who want to progress.
Hakem - An angelic guard stationed
at the fourth heavenly hall.
Halacho - A genius of sympathies and
a genii of he 11th hour.
Halliza - The name of the angel appearing
on the eternal circle of the pentagram of Solomon.
Haludiel - An angel of the 4th heaven
invoked on the Lord's Day, with the invocant facing south.
Haludiel is also an intelligence of the sun.
Hamael - Angel of Dignity - Hamael can be invoked whenever
you need to appear cal and dignified. Hamael provides
persistence, determination, and practicality.
Hamalatal' Arsh - In Islam, the hamalatal'
arsh are the four throne bearers who carry the chair of
God. They appear as a man, a bull, an eagle, and a lion.
Hamaliel - Angel of Logic - Hamaliel is chief of the
choir of Virtues and ruler of August. He is the Archangel
who looks after people born under the zodiac sign of Virgo.
Hamaliel can be invoked for any matter involving logic
and attention to detail.
Hamied - Angel of Miracles - The glorious angel
of miracles. He is such a dazzling white that you can
only see his incredible eyes shining through. As you
feel his presence enfold you, open your heart to receive
his gift of intense love.
Haniel (Anael) - Angel of Harmonious Love - Chief of the orders
of principalities and virtues; one of the 7 archangels;
governor of December, reputed to have transported Enoch
to heaven.
"Glory to God." Haniel is one of the rulers
of the order of Principalities and is considered one of
the 10 main Archangels. He is planetary angel and one
of the rulers of the planet Venus. Francis Barrett, author
of The Magus, wrote that Haniel was ruler of
the choir of Innocents.
Hannuel - An angel who has dominion
over the sign of Capricorn.
Hantiel - An angel of the 3rd hour
of the day.
Harahel (Harakel, Harael, Harrarel, or Haroel)
- Angel of Knowledge - This radiant one protects libraries, archives, schools
and universities. Harahel opens our minds and hearts to
new ideas while inspiring humankind to use this knowledge
in life-affirming ways.
Harahel is one of the 72 Schemhamphoras, a group of angels
who bear the various names of God found in Jewish scriptures.
He is the angel responsible for schools, universities,
libraries, and archives, and other repositories of knowledge.
He can be called upon for help and advise on any matters
involving study, learning, and examinations. Harahel acts
as guardian angel for people born between January 11 &
15.
Harahil - In the Islamic tradition,
Harahil is the angel who looks after dawn every day. He
hangs a large white diamond over the easter horizon. Sharahil,
the angel who looks after the night hangs a large black
diamond over the western horizon. These two diamonds work
together to ensure the proper rotation of the earth, and
also that night follows day.
Harbonah - Harbonah is one of the leaders
of the destroying angels. He is sometimes called the Angel
of Annihilatin.
Hariel - Hariel is a member of the choir
of Cherubimand is one of the 72 Schemhamphoras, a group
of angels who bear the various names of God found in Jewish
scripture. He has a strong interest in natural science.
He is guardian angel of people born between June 1 &
5 and provides people with a sense of beauty and appreciation
of the finer thing in life.
Harquaeel - Harquaeel is an angel in
the Islamic tradition. He was created with 18 thousand
wings, and decided to use them to see how large God's
throne was God was pleased with this idea and gave Garquaeel
another 18 thousand wing to help him achieve this task.
Harquaeel flew for three thousand light-years before he
became tired and stopped to rest. God ordered him to carry
on, and Baroquely flew for another three thousand light-years.
Again, he became tired and had to sop, Gd ordered him
to keep on flying. Harquaeel flew for yet another three
thousand light-years before he had to stop. He asked God
how many time he had circled God's throne. God replied
that in nine thousand light-years. Harquaeel had not reached
even the first pillar in God's throne. Harquaeel felt
devastated until God told him that even if he flew until
the Day of Resurrecting, he would nit reach even the first
pillar.
Harudha - A female angel who rules the
element of water.
Harut (Haroth or Haroot) - Harut and
Marut are two Islamic angels who came down form Heaven
to teach humans how to govern themselves. Unfortunately,
they revealed the secret name of God to a human woman,
who used this knowledge to visit the planet Venus. The
two angels were punished for their transgressions, and
imprisoned, head downwards, in a pit near Babylon. The
are considered fallen angels.
Harviel - An angelic guard stationed
at the second heavenly hall.
Hashmalin - The Hashmalin are a choir
of angels in the Jewish tradition. People have identified
them with the Hayyoth, Seraphim, Cherubim, Powers and
Dominions. Their leader is Hashmal, who is often called
the fire-speaking angel. Moses Maimonides listed them
as fourth in importance in his hierarchy of angels. In
eht the, they are sixth.
Hasmed - Angel of annihilation and
one of the five angels of punishment that Moses encountered
in heaven.
Hasmodia - A spirit of the moon, invoked
in talismanic magic.
Haurvatat - Haurvatat is an Amesha Spenta,
one of the Archangels in Zoroastrianism. Haurvatat and
Ameretat are usually regarded as sisters. Haurvatat is
the angel of wholeness and perfection, and she rules over
water.
Havani - Havani is a yazata angel in
Zoroastrianism who looks after the period between sunrise
and noon every day.
Haven - One of the 12 genii who preside
over the 12 hours of the day. Haven is the genius of
dignity.
Hayy - In legend, the always wondering
angel who once tutored the medieval Persian Avicenna (one
of the greatest Moslem philosophers) about the mysteries
of the universe. One of those is that a human being is
a hybrid of two natures - a guardian a the side of the
human spirit which still has a window on heaven, as well
as a "fallen" soul.
Hayyel - Angel of wild Animals - Protects wild animals along
with Thuriel, Mtniel and Jehiel. Pray to them to protect
animals from extinction. Hayyel teaches humankind that
just as the angels protect us, so were we created to
protect nature. Pray to this angel to inspire humans
to become the stewards of all nature that we are meant
to be.
Hayyoth - meaning "holy, heavenly
beasts," are a class of Merkabah (Jewish mystical)
angels, corresponding to the cherubim who reside in the
seventh heaven. The hayyoth are also considered angels
of fire who support the throne of Glory, each having,
as reported by Enoch four faces, four wings, and two thousand
thrones.
Haziel - "Vision of God."
Haziel is a member of the choir of Cherubim and is one
of the 72 Schemhamphoras. Haziel is the guardian angel
of people born between May 1 & 5. He should be invoked
whenever you are seeking God's mercy and compassion, or
are seeking harmony between groups of people.
He'el - Ruler of the seasons of the
year.
Heiglot - An angel of snow storms.
Ruler of the first hour.
Helemmelek - An angel governing one
of the seasons. The name is said to be an inversion
of Milkiel.
Helison - One of the five angels of
the first altitude. The other four being Alimiel, Gabriel,
Barachiel and Lebes. When invoked Helison appears carrying
a banner adorned with crimson cross, crowned with roses.
Hismael - The spirit of the planet Jupiter.
Hemah - According to Jewish legend,
Hemah is one of the destroying angels. He is also the
angel of death for domestic animals. Legend says he tried
to kill Moses by swallowing him but failed because God
saw what was happening. God made Hemah regurgitate Moses,
and then, rather surprisingly, gave Moses permission to
kill Hemah, In the Zohar, Hemah, Af, and Mashit are the
three demons who punish people who commit idolatry, incest,
or murder.
Heman - Heman, Asaph, and Jeduthun are
the choir directors of the angels who continually praise
God. Heman directs the choir in the morning, Jeduthun
takes over in the evening, and Asaph looks after the light.
Jehoel, at least in the Jewish tradition, is believed
to be the director in chief. Heman and Jeduthun are mentioned
by name in the annotations to some of the Psalms. This
appears to indicate that they were in charge of the music
at the Temple of Jerusalem and were promoted to angels
because of their talents, for the sons of Korah, to the
Chief Musician upon Mahalath Leannoth, Maschil of Heman,
the Ezrahite.
Hizkiel - One of the numerous guards
at the gate of the North Wind.
Hngel - Angel of the summer equinox
and effective against the evil eye.
Hodniel - An angel reputed to have
the power of curing stupidity in man.
Hormuz - An angel in charge of the first
day of the month.
Hru - Hru, according to the teachings
of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, is the angel
in charge of all Secret Wisdom. Some tarot card readers
call on Hru for help and guidance when making their prognostications.
Humastrav - A Monday angel, invoked
from the north. Humastrav is said to reside in the first
heaven.
Huris - Huris are dark-eyed sensuous
and incredibly beautiful female angels in the Islamic
tradition. They provide pleasure to people who have earned
eternal happiness by their good deeds on earth. Every
new arrival to Heaven is, as long as he merits it, provided
with 72 Huris who exist solely to satisfy his every desire.
The Huris become virgins again at the end of every night.
Husael - An angel serving in the third
heaven.
Hvare-Khshaeta - "Shining Sun."
Hvare Khshaeta is a yazata angel in Zoroastrianism who
rules over the sun. Maonghah rules over the moon.
Hypezokos (Flower Of Fire) - One of
the "effiable, essential and elemental orders"
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