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Achaiah
«God good and patient»
- Choir
- Seraphim
- Archangel
- Metatrón
- Dates
- 21–25 abr
It closes in -IAH, the suffix the kabbalistic tradition links to mercy, over three letters taken from the seventy-two-letter versions derived from Exodus 14:19-21; the name reads "God good and patient." Lenain sets it among the Seraphim, the choir that burns before the throne, under Metatron, from 21 to 25 April. It is invoked for patience and for penetrating the secrets of nature. Rudd assigns it Amon, the marquis who kindles quarrels and settles them again: strife stirred up against patient study.
Constrains — Amon, marquis with 40 legions
Other angels of the Seraphim choir
The hyperrealistic reconstruction of Achaiah and those of the other 143 entities are published on Instagram as they are completed. See Achaiah on Instagram →
WarningHistorical and artistic content. We do not recommend performing any ritual, invocation or practice involving these entities. This is outreach about texts from the 15th to the 20th century, not an operative guide.