Encyclopedia of Angels
mansion. In this role, he enhances businesses, ensures the safety of travelers, increases the happiness of married couples, and strengthens prisons. Unfortunately, he also causes the loss of treasure. See fallen angels, mansions of the moon. Amutiel: Amutiel is one of the twenty-eight angels who govern the mansions of the moon. Amutiel is responsible for Allatha, the nineteenth mansion. Amutiel is a negative angel who supports warfare, the creation of refugees, and the death of sailors and prisoners. See mansions of the moon. Anabiel: According to the Kabbalah, Anabiel can be called upon to cure stupidity. Anael (A-na-oo-el) (Anapael, Anapel, Aniel, or Hagiel): “The Grace of God.� Anael is a member of the Sarim, and Chief of both the Order of Principalities and Virtues. He is also a planetary angel, Lord of Venus, and Ruler of the Third Heaven. As a result, he can be invoked for any matters concerning love, romance, affection, sexuality, peace, harmony, and inner peace. Because of his association with love and affection, Anael is usually considered an Archangel and is probably the most frequently invoked angel of all. He is also concerned with long-term careers, status, and recognition. Anael rules the month of December and looks after people born under the sign of Capricorn. He is also guardian angel for people born between September 24 and 28. According to the Book of Enoch, Anael transported Enoch to Heaven in a fiery chariot. Anael helps people who are engaged in creative pursuits, and he endeavors to create beauty wherever he goes. Anael helps people overcome shyness and gain confidence in themselves. Rudolf Steiner listed Anael as one of the seven great Archangels. Anael is sometimes mistakenly assumed to be Haniel.
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