What is my guardian angel?

Vehuiah

21–25 March

Angel of will and new beginnings. Tradition attributes to him the energy to initiate: he gives the drive to undertake what seems difficult and the courage for the first step.

Jeliel

26–30 March

Angel of love and pacifying wisdom. Tradition invokes him to calm conflicts, reconcile couples, and restore harmony where there has been strife.

Sitael

31 March – 4 April

Angel of building and of the given word. Tradition attributes to him the strength to overcome adversity and to build — projects, homes, commitments — on firm foundations.

Elemiah

5–9 April

Angel of divine power and of journeys. Tradition associates him with inner renewal after a trial and with protection during travel and new directions.

Mahasiah

10–14 April

Angel of rectification. Tradition attributes to him the gift of correcting what has gone astray, learning with ease, and living in peace with all.

Lelahel

15–20 April

Angel of light and healing. Tradition associates him with health, the arts, and the fortune that comes from a talent cultivated with love.

Achaiah

21–25 April

Angel of patience. Tradition attributes to him the discovery of nature's secrets and the art of resolving the difficult with calm and perseverance.

Cahetel

26–30 April

Angel of blessing and harvest. Tradition invokes him for abundance, gratitude, and the prosperity of working the land and all that is cultivated.

Haziel

1–5 May

Angel of forgiveness. Tradition attributes to him mercy, reconciliation, and the sincere friendship recovered after an offense.

Aladiah

6–10 May

Angel of regenerating grace. Tradition associates him with health, rehabilitation, and second chances well used.

Lauviah

11–15 May

Angel of victory. Tradition attributes to him well-earned renown, success in undertakings, and the wisdom that accompanies triumph without arrogance.

Hahaiah

16–20 May

Angel of dreams and inner refuge. Tradition associates him with intuition, mysteries revealed in dreams, and protection against adversity.

Iezalel

21–25 May

Angel of fidelity. Tradition attributes to him loyal friendship, good memory, and the reconciliation of those who have drifted apart.

Mebahel

26–31 May

Angel of truth and justice. Tradition invokes him for liberty, for the defense of the innocent, and for the restitution of what was unjustly taken.

Hariel

1–5 June

Angel of purification. Tradition attributes to him renewed faith, clarity of mind, and talent for the sciences and the arts.

Hekamiah

6–10 June

Angel of loyalty. Tradition associates him with protection against betrayal and with the friendship of those who hold responsibility and power.

Lauviah II

11–15 June

Angel of revelations in sleep. Tradition attributes to him music, poetry, and the higher sciences — what the soul learns while the body rests.

Caliel

16–21 June

Angel of justice in judgments. Tradition invokes him so that truth may come to light, innocence may triumph, and slander may be undone.

Leuviah

22–26 June

Angel of memory and serenity. Tradition attributes to him gracious intelligence and the calm that sustains through trials.

Pahaliah

27 June – 1 July

Angel of vocation. Tradition associates him with moral rectitude and with discovering one's true calling — what each life is meant for.

Nelchael

2–6 July

Angel of study. Tradition attributes to him the abstract sciences — mathematics, geometry — and liberation from oppression and slander.

Yeiayel

7–11 July

Angel of renown and fortune. Tradition associates him with commerce, travel, and the good name earned through honest work.

Melahel

12–16 July

Angel of healing through plants. Tradition attributes to him natural medicine, healing waters, and protection during travel.

Haheuiah

17–22 July

Angel of refuge. Tradition invokes him for the protection of exiles, fugitives, and all who need safe shelter to begin again.

Nith-Haiah

23–27 July

Angel of spiritual wisdom. Tradition attributes to him the understanding of mysteries and dreams that reveal what reason cannot reach.

Haaiah

28 July – 1 August

Angel of contemplation and diplomacy. Tradition associates him with just decisions and with truth sought discreetly.

Yerathel

2–6 August

Angel of spreading light. Tradition invokes him for liberation from enemies and slanderers and for the spread of civilizing knowledge.

Seheiah

7–12 August

Angel of longevity. Tradition attributes to him protection against accidents, falls, and fires, and the prudence that preserves life.

Reiyel

13–17 August

Angel of meditation. Tradition associates him with liberation from inner enemies and the sincere pursuit of divine truth.

Omael

18–22 August

Angel of fecundity. Tradition attributes to him the patience that makes things grow and the multiplication of what is planted with care.

Lecabel

23–28 August

Angel of ingenious solutions. Tradition associates him with the talent for solving practical problems with precision and method.

Vasariah

29 August – 2 September

Angel of clemency. Tradition attributes to him memory, eloquence, and the justice that knows how to temper rigor with kindness.

Yehuiah

3–7 September

Angel of discernment. Tradition associates him with knowledge of others' intentions and the serene fulfillment of one's own duty.

Lehahiah

8–12 September

Angel of serenity. Tradition attributes to him calm in the face of anger, discipline, and the loyalty that inspires trust.

Chavakiah

13–17 September

Angel of family reconciliation. Tradition invokes him for domestic peace and for inheritances and divisions settled in harmony.

Menadel

18–23 September

Angel of work. Tradition attributes to him professional vocation, the preservation of employment, and news from those who are far away.

Aniel

24–28 September

Angel who breaks the circle. Tradition associates him with the courage to change perspective and with study that opens new horizons.

Haamiah

29 September – 3 October

Angel of inner preparation. Tradition attributes to him rites performed with meaning and the pursuit of harmony between the human and the divine.

Rehael

4–8 October

Angel of healing and the bond between generations. Tradition associates him with health and with respect and love between parents and children.

Ieiazel

9–13 October

Angel of consolation. Tradition attributes to him writing, art, and liberation from what imprisons the soul — sorrow, grief, fear.

Hahahel

14–18 October

Angel of faith. Tradition associates him with spiritual life, the vocation of service, and great souls who devote themselves to a mission.

Mikael

19–23 October

Angel of lucidity. Tradition attributes to him order, safety in travel, and discernment of hidden intentions.

Veuliah

24–28 October

Angel of prosperity. Tradition invokes him for the peace that frees from inner bondage and for abundance well managed.

Yelahiah

29 October – 2 November

Angel of protection in conflicts. Tradition attributes to him courage, success in difficult undertakings, and the justice that repairs.

Sealiah

3–7 November

Angel of motivation. Tradition associates him with the vitality of nature, which lifts up the humble and tempers the proud.

Ariel

8–12 November

Angel of discoveries. Tradition attributes to him revelations, hidden treasures, and dreams that show the way.

Asaliah

13–17 November

Angel of contemplation. Tradition associates him with raising one's gaze and with the truth about what truly matters.

Mihael

18–22 November

Angel of union. Tradition attributes to him peace and fruitfulness within couples and the loving friendship that endures.

Vehuel

23–27 November

Angel of elevation. Tradition associates him with generosity and sincere admiration for what is great and noble.

Daniel

28 November – 2 December

Angel of eloquence. Tradition attributes to him consolation through the spoken word and clarity for making difficult decisions.

Hahasiah

3–7 December

Angel of universal medicine. Tradition associates him with the wisdom hidden within natural things and with deep healing, of body and soul.

Imamiah

8–12 December

Angel of reparation. Tradition attributes to him humble strength in difficult labors and the liberation of those who are imprisoned — outwardly or inwardly.

Nanael

13–16 December

Angel of spiritual study. Tradition associates him with contemplation, a life of quiet retreat, and the sciences that draw one nearer to the divine.

Nithael

17–21 December

Angel of legitimacy. Tradition attributes to him lasting stability and the grace that keeps what is true forever young.

Mebahiah

22–26 December

Angel of moral clarity. Tradition associates him with the example that inspires and the consolation found in children and in what is passed down.

Poyel

27–31 December

Angel of fortune with modesty. Tradition attributes to him talent, recognition, and the luck that arrives without arrogance.

Nemamiah

1–5 January

Angel of strategy. Tradition associates him with detachment and with the prosperity of those who devote themselves to a just cause.

Yeialel

6–10 January

Angel of mental strength. Tradition attributes to him focus, frankness, and the healing of the sorrow that clouds judgment.

Harahel

11–15 January

Angel of fruitful knowledge. Tradition associates him with writing, books, and intellectual wealth well managed.

Mitzrael

16–20 January

Angel of inner healing. Tradition attributes to him the repair of what has been wounded in the mind and the simplicity that restores peace.

Umabel

21–25 January

Angel of friendship and affinities. Tradition also associates him with a love of the stars and the sciences that measure the heavens.

Iah-Hel

26–30 January

Angel of quiet retreat. Tradition attributes to him the desire for wisdom and the tranquility found far from noise.

Anauel

31 January – 4 February

Angel of unity. Tradition associates him with protection against accidents and with commerce conducted with integrity.

Mehiel

5–9 February

Angel of vivid imagination. Tradition attributes to him the inspiration of writers and protection against the forces that scatter and disperse.

Damabiah

10–14 February

Angel of flowing wisdom. Tradition associates him with gentleness and success in undertakings that are useful to others.

Manakel

15–19 February

Angel of pacification. Tradition attributes to him the kindness that calms anger and the serene dreams that restore.

Eyael

20–24 February

Angel of serene transformation. Tradition associates him with consolation in adversity and with the elevated studies that give meaning to change.

Habuhiah

25–29 February

Angel of healing and fecundity. Tradition invokes him for health and for harmony with the earth and its cycles.

Rochel

1–5 March

Angel of restitution. Tradition attributes to him the recovery of what was lost and the fairness that returns to each what is theirs.

Jabamiah

6–10 March

Angel of regeneration. Tradition associates him with inner alchemy: transforming what has been lived into the raw material of a new life.

Haiaiel

11–15 March

Angel of courage. Tradition attributes to him protection in conflicts and the discernment to choose the right battles.

Mumiah

16–20 March

Angel of cycles that close. Tradition associates him with completion well done and the rebirth that is only possible after an ending.