Angel of Nobility

Raphael, Psalm 97, verse 9: Beware of appearances and pretense, which lead you into imbalance and cause you to lose your righteousness, your nobility, and your true, eternal self

Michael, Psalm 152, verse 27: To live with one’s soul is to infuse everything one does with soul. Such is the path to perfection and liberation. It is a path of nobility, dignity, and royalty.

Michael, Psalm 182, verse 8: When a man stood before another man or before the world, his nobility and intelligence dwelt in his words. His words were his very essence. If he lost that essence, he was no longer a man, but a demon in human form. That is why a man’s education began with the education of his words. The word was made alive, intelligent, magical, and creative. Before saying “yes” or “no,” a man would weigh the pros and cons; he would reflect, for he knew that no word should be spoken in vain. To give one’s word was to give oneself entirely. You must acknowledge that this knowledge has been lost.

Uriel Psalm 214, verse 11: No sooner do you come into the world than you must strip bare, and free yourself, and question yourself only to finally realize that, for the most part, the knowledge passed down to you in the human world was erroneous, ineffective, and deceptive. It may have been sufficient for living in the world of mediocrity that ends with the death of the body, but it was not sufficient for the greatness, nobility, dignity, and immortality of God. That is why I bless those who study themselves, who observe and analyze themselves, who acknowledge their mistakes, and who embark on the path of transformation and self-improvement.

Gabriel, Psalm 249, verse 37: If the realms of thought, speech, feelings, and will are filled with filth, it is certain that future generations will inherit them, carry them, and in turn pass them on to their children. Then life will no longer be noble or evolutionary; worse, it will become useless to God and the soul.