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Archangel Hamaliel comes to this local universe after many millenium of distinguished service as an Archangel in another local universe that has always been aligned with Divine Will, Divine Harmony, Divine Authority, Divine Love, Divine Light, and Divine Power. As a resident visiting Cosmic Angel, Archangel Hamaliel, she was known as one of the August ruling angels. A Chieftain of the Virtues, she was a star destinies Governor invoked in "Books of Moses" ceremonial magic. As Hamatiel, she was known as a presiding angel for the astrological sign of Virgo. As Ham Meyuchud, she was known as a Chieftain of the Cherubim. As Hamwakil, she was invoked as an Arabic exorcism Guardian Angel. In the Books of Moses she was also known as the Ministering Angel Hamaya. She was also a Holy and Blessed Ha-Qadosch Berakha whose names were invoked during Key of Solomen conjurations. As Hamiel, she was known as a Chieftain of the Principalities and a Chieftain of the Tarshishim virtues angelic order. Her name meant "She who Radiates the Graceful Glory of Goodness." One of the September angels, she was an Archangel; as well as, one of the Ten Holy Sephiroth who protected innocents.
As an Archangel Hamaliel
carries honorable commitment, fervent pronouncement, and genuine sincerity to
the Eleventh Ray of Divine Mage. Archangel Hamaliel instructs and inculcates seekers of
realization with determined responsibility, as they move forward, step by step,
from traumatized dashed hopes to regenerated fulfilled aspirations.
The Sacred Site focal point of Archangel Hamaliel and the Eleventh Ray of Divine Mage is Central Park, which is located in downtown Manhattan in New York City, New York, U.S.A. Encompassing 843 acres, Central Park was the first landscaped public park in the United States. Construction of a park in the center of Manhattan was backed mostly by wealthy merchants and landowners who desired public grounds comparable to those of the cities of London and Paris to enhance the international reputation of New York City. A public park they argued would offer their own families an attractive setting for carriage rides. They also disputed for three years about where to locate the park and how much it would cost. Then in 1853, the New York state legislature gave the City of New York authorization to use the power of eminent domain to acquire more than 700 acres of land in the Center of Manhattan. In order to create the park they subsequently acquired 700 acres by displacing about 1,600 poorer residents from the land between Fifth and Eighth Avenues and 59th and 106th Streets. The landscape was an irregular terrain of swamps and bluffs accented by rocky outcroppings. The families of the people they displaced were Irish farmers and German gardeners. Next they acquired the land of Seneca Village, one of New York City's most stable Afro-American settlements at Eighth Avenue and 82nd Street with three churches and a school. This 1863 land acquisition expanded Central Park to 843 acres and extended its boundaries to 110th Street. Central Park designers selected the "Greensward Plan" of a pastoral landscape in the English tradition. Rolling meadows contrasted with the striking effects of the Ramble and the more formal dress grounds of the Promenade Mall and Bethesda Terrace.
A revised circulation
system plan separated carriage drives, equestrian paths, and pedestrian walks
with more than forty bridges to eliminate grade crossings between the different
routes. After many decades of wrangling about who should exercise political
control over Central Park, a new city charter in 1870 restored local control
with mayor appointed park commissioners... Archangels
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