Working With Raguel And Zadkiel

There are two Archangels that I do not frequently see in readings, namely Archangel Raguel and Zadkiel. They typically do not work as guides, but rather serve as consultants that only come in for specific tasks, as and when needed. However, if their energy resonates with you, feel free to ask them for increased assistance.

Archangel Raguel

Archangel Raguel steps forward as a ‘finding angel.’ He shows himself as a shepherd surrounded by a flock. Raguel keeps us on task and guides us to find our own tribe or ‘flock.’

I hear time and again from my clients that they are afraid to make important life changes they know they need to make, because they are afraid of being alone. They also don’t know any other like-minded people in their neighborhood or town, and much less where to find them.

Raguel is the archangel of belonging and fellowship. If you are facing a similar problem, know that with the assistance and support of Archangel Raguel you will soon be surrounded by sincere, loving, and supportive friends. He will guide you to become part of a community that shares your values and beliefs.

Whitney Hopler writes on LearnReligions.com, “When it comes to dealing with unjust situations in the world around you – such as crime, poverty, human rights, and taking care of the earth’s environment – Raguel may lead you to get involved in certain causes to become a force for justice in the world, doing your part to help make it a better place.”

Angels descending, bring from above, echoes of mercy, whispers of love ~  Fanny J. Crosby

Archangel Zadkiel

Archangel Zadkiel is my ‘go-to angel’ for anything related to mental acuity and memory. He is wonderful when one is studying for tests, and will help you remember the details of events, courses, meetings, workshops, and so forth. Whenever I am attending a training session, I always call on Zadkiel to help me remember the content, so that I can replay and apply it later.

Zadkiel is also wonderful at helping us set an ‘internal timer’ to remind us of tasks we need to complete, or goals we are working towards.