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Hahaiah
«God the refuge»
- Choir
- Cherubim
- Archangel
- Raziel
- Dates
- 16–20 may
From the three seventy-two-letter versions drawn out of Exodus 14:19-21 comes the trio of letters forming this name, sealed in -IAH, the suffix of mercy; it reads "God, a refuge." It belongs to the Cherubim, the choir that guards knowledge according to Pseudo-Dionysius, under Raziel, from 16 to 20 May. It is invoked in matters of dreams and hidden mysteries, and as shelter under persecution. Its pair is Sitri, the prince who inflames desire and strips bare: exposure of the body against the keeping of a secret.
Constrains — Sitri, prince with 60 legions
Other angels of the Cherubim choir
The hyperrealistic reconstruction of Hahaiah and those of the other 143 entities are published on Instagram as they are completed. See Hahaiah 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.