Born: Friday Presiding ArchAngel: Uriel Assignation: Ministration Daily Affirmation: "I am of the Sun and never without the light of God."Celestial Title: Archangel of SalvationArchangel Uriel ("fire of God") Uriel started drawing attention early on his career as he has been identified through the ages as both a cherub ( a toddler) and as a seraph or seraphim (a more mature angel). His earliest account of rising to the occasion is best described in the book of Revelation for his role as Regent of the Sun. He called forth the birds to feast upon the fallen in supporting the cycle of life. He later warned Noah of the impending flood. Fortunately for Noah and all of us, Raphael stepped in to help build the ark. Uriel is the spirit of Ministration and Peace; always saving the day. The Magus claims that Uriel gave the cabala to man; 'the key to the mystical interpretation of scripture'. His mission is to help you manifest stability and relief from life?s pressures when there doesn't seem to be any. If you are open to Uriel's assistance, he?ll be there in a heartbeat. Cry out for God and like all archangels he can travel faster than the speed of light; meaning he can get from one end of the universe to the other in less than a one second. That?s why he?s sometimes in many places at once. He views his role of responsibility as one that manifests your quest to be your best; seeing to it that you shine in everything you do, just like the sun. Derived from the Old Norse Eirìkr (eternal ruler), a compound name composed of the elements ei (ever, always) and rÃkr (ruler). The origin of the name is debated. Most believe in the Norse etymology, but there are some who think it comes to the Old Norse via the Germanic ehre (honor) and the Proto-Germanic rik (king), hence "honorable ruler". The name was introduced to England before the Norman Conquest by Viking invaders and subsequent Scandinavian settlers. In Disney's Little Mermaid, Eric was the prince whom Ariel fell in love with. Gender: Boy Origin: Meaning: Norse Eternal ruler Origin: Meaning: Germanic Honorable ruler Categories: English, French, Disney Pronunciation: (EHR ik) [ Guide ] Form of: Itself (Eric)
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