Angel of Improvement

Michael, Psalm 109, verse 9: You humans are like weather vanes in the middle of a field: completely disoriented. You turn your heads and orient yourselves with the wind, letting yourselves be carried away by every current, influence, and impulse that touches you, captivates you, seduces you, and gives you pleasure. You want to exist and unthinkingly embrace everything that comforts you and confirms this feeling. You are neither stable nor grounded in the divine memory of a tradition. You carry nothing great, wise, or immortal within you. No king, no land lives in your consciousness. You have no determination other than to try to improve your living conditions, for you are not satisfied with your life.

Raphael, Psalm 139, verse 7: You have come into this world to participate in the creation of the Gods, to transform, to improve, to guide, to shape, and to build. You have not come to fall asleep, to dream, and to forget your mission.

Uriel, Psalm 139, verse 3: Truth is found in deep thoughts, not on the surface, in mere wishes to beautify and improve the life of the body.

Gabriel, Psalm 189, verse 12: Do not seek to steal what belongs to others, and above all, do not take what has belonged to the Gods from all eternity in order to improve your fleeting existence.

Michael, Psalm 252, verse 18: The body’s sole purpose is to be a body, and you cannot truly elevate it. It is fine just as it is, and even if you manage to improve it, know that this will never make it immortal.