Hierarchies of Angels in Earthly Practice.
Clairvoyant Israelites once established that there is a division among Angels. Their findings are still used today, yet few people make the effort to verify the knowledge they received or to make effective use of it.
Mr. Leszek Żądło was the first to begin saying that we are angels. I am one too. A considerable group of people with an angelic past gathered around the CUD portal.
It is good, however, to distinguish that it is not we humans who are angels, but our immortal Souls. It is not we humans who have wings, but our Souls.
Quite a few Angels (angelic Souls) have become stuck on Earth.
I have not yet encountered a Seraph angel. The Soul of Sathya Sai Baba, however, is a Cherub. Yet he differs significantly in his views from another Cherub who once incarnated as Confucius.
With a little luck, we can determine which particular Angel and from which angelic group “lost” us here on planet Earth. We can find out which angel we are an incarnation of.
As humans, our physical bodies are the same, apart from the division into sexes. Angels, however, differ in the size of their wings and in the number of feathers in their wings. We may therefore presume that the energies available to them also differ. Many people think that they will be just as “great and powerful” as, for example, Sathya Sai Baba. This seems possible only when the person concerned (their Soul) is a Cherub like him.
The powers of an angelic Soul translate into the ability of its personality to cope in matter, while in its confusion the personality may sometimes say about itself “that it itself is a god or an earthly goddess.”
Of course, one should never pray to angels. If someone wishes to do so, one may only ask one of them for support as one would ask a colleague or friend.
Angelic hierarchies — choirs
Seraphim
Cherubim
Thrones
Dominions
Virtues
Powers
Principalities
Archangels
Angels
The beings known to me come from various groups of angels. My Soul does not belong to the same angelic group as Leszek’s Soul or the Soul of Doda, Marilyn Monroe. With the latter, it is easy to make a mistake in research because today there are a great many women who wanted to be identical to her. One can become confused about identity. We can conduct research to determine whether there is a correspondence in belonging to the same angelic choir.
Going further, an angel belonging to a particular choir has its own name, for example Hashmal, Zadkiel, Ertosi, Sammael, Kamael, Raquel, Anael, Kerwiel, etc.
We can therefore determine
a) the choir
b) the name of the angel
c) how many clones of our Soul “our angel” created. I, Sławek, here on Earth have one more clone of my Soul. Anna Atras says that she has 7 clones (if I remember correctly).
The Soul of Doda or Marilyn Monroe is not the Soul of a Cherub Angel like Sai Baba. It does not have such energies and vibrations at its disposal. Let us notice that the wings of incarnated angels, when fully formed and intact, may be tiny like those of a Cupid or enormous, reaching all the way down to the feet.
Powers, powers and once again powers are what we see in Sathya Sai Baba. Many want to be like him, many desire to possess similar gifts. But is this actually possible?
Is it possible for an angel to “jump” from one choir to another and become, for example, a Cherub when it possesses the vibrations of an angel from the lowest choir, or even from the choir of the “Powers”? What determines a possible jump — advancement beyond the groups?
Perhaps someone will manage to recognize what gifts their angelic Soul possesses in connection with belonging to a particular choir. The final question — how does it make use of those gifts today?
There is, however, a certain problem today with searching for the identity of one’s own Soul. Namely, few people are able, solely with the help of clairvoyant insight, to determine what is true. More often, people connect to astral beings according to the principle of mediumship, and mainly by means of pendulums. Therefore, I suggest seeking this knowledge through prayer and meditation — without attuning oneself to opinions coming from invisible worlds.
This post has 3 commentsMałgorzata Krata writes:
The commander of the devils looks: what sight
Appears before his eyes? There, in the fiery torrent,
Among the companions of defeat — submerged
In flaming whirlwinds and sparks — appears the damned one,
Whom later the gross blindness of the Philistines
Worshipped under the terrible name of Beelzebub.
Then the arch-enemy of darkness, called Satan,
Breaking the dreadful silence, thus speaks to him:
— Is that you, the Cherub? Fallen so low and so unlike
The one who, in the happy realms of light,
Shone with ethereal radiance,
Giving light to thousands! Is that you, with whom unity
Of counsel and purpose — and unity of hope
And bold striving toward glorious deeds
Once joined me, just as today we are joined
By one common fall!
“Paradise Lost”
John Milton
s_majda writes:
In Milton’s original text, the word Cherub was used.
Schiller wrote similarly, and Beethoven after him in the Ode to Joy emphasized through several repetitions that a time of change would come when one of the Cherubim stood before God. By a strange coincidence, in Polish translations the Cherub was removed from both texts. In translations of the Ode, this was done by an alcoholic poet.
s_majda writes:
Angelic hierarchies do indeed exist, but some of them are based on artificial nomination and on giving oneself some distinguishing feature and assigning oneself to a particular group.
Opublikowano: 23/09/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Incarnate angels and souls with other energy patterns.
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