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As Hayyael (Hayyel, Hayyliel), he was a Dominion mentioned in 3 Enoch as one of the angelic chieftains of the Holy Hayyoth. The Hayyoth were heavenly wildlife benefactor mentors of animals and elementals. As a Hayyoth (Hayya), he was one of the Merkaba wheel angels in charge of grounding heavenly emanations into the terrestrial spheres. As such, he was a mover of the four seasonal wheels or four faces of the Natural World. Archangel Hayyael, as one of the Hayyoth Cherubim mentioned in Ezekiel 1:4-28, supported the glorious Thrones and the Hashmallim by singing powerful songs of upliftment that sustained the four supportive almighty wings of this local universe.
Archangel Hayyliel conveys dedicated perspicacity, numinous enigmas, and
authentication safeguarding to the Seventh Ray of Mythos Transformation. Archangel Hayyael edifies and provides navigators of erudition thresholds with considered realism, as they pass, step
by step, from routine informational practices to multidimensional instructive perspectives.
The Sacred Site focal point of Archangel Hayyael and the Seventh Ray of Mythos Transformation is the Chobe National Park, Okavango Delta, which is located in Botswana, Africa. The park is renown for its wildlife conservation and environmental protection. More than 500 bird species nest and roost there. In the northwest more than 16,000 square kilometers of entwining channels, lagoons, and palm tree resplendent islands envelop the Okavango Delta in a mantle of spectacular beauty. Chobe National Park attracts a variety of wildlife because of its diverse topography and its stable supply of water. Large herds of elephants and an abundance of animals highlight the natural and pristine landscape.
The park supports not only
the wildlife, but, also a growing eco-tourism which ensures that visitors
experience the primal rhythms of Africa by offering them the opportunity to
explore either on foot or by wooden dug-out canoe... Archangels
of Twelve Universal Rays
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