archangelic
- adjective
- /ˌɑːrkˈeɪnˌdʒɛlɪk/
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arcangélico
- For instance, the attribute of "sovereignty" is expressed in the archangelic and angelic realms in the form of beings whom Baha'u'llah refers to as the "monarchs of the realms of the Kingdom."
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Upon his physical death and ascension to the higher realms, Jesus resumed his natural, pre-incarnational state of archangelic existence.
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Or, you might choose Jesus, Buddha, or Krishna, as these world teachers are, by necessity of their function, global archangelic intelligences.
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These codes are emitted from my higher aspect, transduced on the Archangelic level, and received in his higher self, intact for interpretation and transcription.
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The archangelic beings are often depicted as messengers of divine will and guidance.
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She felt an archangelic presence in the room, as if a protector was watching over her.
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The artwork captured the archangelic figures soaring majestically above the clouds.
Synonyms
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Kind, pure, and innocent in a way that seems like an angel
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Being pure and peaceful like an angel
Like a very powerful, holy angel who leads other angels
Being pure, kind, calm, and beautiful like an angel
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Etymology
The word archangelic comes from arch- meaning 'chief' and angel meaning 'messenger' or 'holy being', the same arch- in archenemy and archbishop. So archangelic is like a 'chief angel' — very powerful, pure, and grand, which is why we use it for people, music, or pictures that feel heavenly.