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Archangel Zadkiel (Zedekiel) was known as the benevolent and merciful Chief of the Order of Dominions, the Hashmallim, who were fiery foundational righteousness angels. In the Zohar, Archangel Zadkiel was mentioned as the standard bearer of Archangel Michael during conflicts. A Keeper of Righteous Memories, he was also a Chieftain of the flaming revelations Shinanim. As Archangel Zadakiel, he was listed as one of the ruling angels of the planet Jupiter. As Archangel Zakiel, he was invoked to bind the tongue of rulers. As Archangel Zikekiel, he was the preceptor angel of Abraham. As Archangel Zikiel, he was mentioned as the angel in charge of overseeing comets and lightening in 3 Enoch. As Zakkiel, he was a governor of stormy weather. He was present in the heavenly spheres when the Old Testament patriarch Enoch underwent the transfiguration of his mortal body to that of an immortal one and received a new name to reflect his exalted status.
As an Archangel Zadkiel imparts powerful abundance, meticulous mysticism, and brilliant
championing to the Eleventh Ray of Divine Mage. Archangel Zadkiel sustains and charges seekers of sanctified liberation with measured guidance, as
they progress, step by step, from reactive chrysalis customs to proactive metamorphosis teachings.
The Sacred Sites focal points of Archangel Zadkiel and the Eleventh Ray of Divine Mage are the Wetlands on Cape May Peninsula, which is located on the southernmost point of the state of New Jersey, U.S.A.; the Hoyt Arboretum, which is located in the West Hills in Washington Park, two miles from downtown Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.; and, the Washington State Park, which is located at SW Park Place in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. Named for Cornelius Mey, a Dutch Explorer, the Cape May cape and peninsula separates the Atlantic Ocean from Delaware Bay. One of the most renown birding sites in North America, Cape May has many nature preserves and wildlife refuges. Every May, the Word Series of Birding is hold at the Cape May Bird Observatory. Numerous birds congregate on Cape May during the spring and fall seasonal migrations. The town of Cape May with its white sandy beaches dates back to the 1700s. The oldest seaside resort in America, the entire city of Cape May is a National Historic Landmark. Much of the original Victorian architecture in Cape May has been maintained over the years and the buildings still remain in prime condition and retain their pristine appearance. Cape May Peninsula municipalities include: Avalon, Cape May Point, Dennis Township, Lower Township, Middle Township, North Wildwood, Stone Harbor, West Wildwood, Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, and West Cape May. Encompassing 185 acres, the Hoyt Arboretum Sacred Site focal point is home to almost 10,000 trees and shrubs representing over 1,100 species from around the world. There are twelve miles of trails within the arboretum. Most of the trees and shrubs are labeled with information about their region of origin, common name, and scientific name. The arboretum also has a meadow, a picnic shelter, a visitor center, and volunteer tour guides. Archangel Zadkiel also occasionally visits the Sacred Site focal point at the Washington State Park in Portland, Oregon. Encompassing almost 130 acres, Washington Park, which is both a Washington Park Neighborhood and a Regional Park, was founded in 1871. The City of Portland purchased the original 40.78 acres in 1871. At that time the inaccessible site was densely covered with trees and bushes, and, cougars roamed the hills. Years later, after logging and the installation of a cable car made the park accessible. the park began to slowly develop. In the mid-1800's, the city hired a seaman native of Germany who helped steer the park's development by tapping his knowledge of European parks for guidance.
By 1900's, there were
clipped hedges, drives, formal plantings, native shrubs and ground cover,
ornamental flower beds, walkways, and a zoo in the park. Today Washington Park
is one of the most beloved, frequented, and oldest of Portland's parks. There
are three public gardens which include the Hoyt Arboretum, the International
Rose Test Garden, and the Japanese Garden... Archangels
of Twelve Universal Rays
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