Angels

Where did the Belief in Angels come from?

Beautiful Angel 

The word Angel came from the Greek word 'Angelos' which means Messenger. 

Angels are particularly characteristic of the great monotheistic faiths (Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Gnosticism, Christianity and Islam) But you can also find that the belief in Angels also pervades the non-monotheistic belief systems as well... Commonly known as Devas, Nature Spirits, Elementals... In Wicca, Paganism and most New Age or Metaphysical Spiritual belief systems you will find a belief in Angels..

Zoroastrain Angel 

Angels first emerged in Zorostrianism:

Zoroastrianism is the ancient, pre-Islamic religion of Persia (i.e. modern-day Iran). Zoroaster's ideas led to a formal religion bearing his name by about the 6th century BCE and have influenced other later religions including Judaism, Gnosticism, Christianity and Islam...These religions were all influenced by Zoroastrianism, and Angels are but one part of Zoroastrianism's legacy to its sister/brother religions, Judaism, Gnosticism, Christianity and Islam.

Angels in Judaism:

The Jewish religion is a complex tradition that has experienced a number of important transformations over the millenia. While most accounts of Angel history attribute Zoroastrianism as the first religion to have True Angels, attendant Spiritual Beings served Yahweh from the first biblical narratives, long before Persian religious ideas began to exercise an influence on Judaism.

As a result of several centuries of Persian control of the Middle East, Jews were brought into contact with Zoroastrian religious ideas. Earlier Hebrews had not postulated an Evil counter-divinity or devil opposed to Yahweh. In addition to the notion of an ongoing spiritual warfare between good and evil, Judaism also adopted the idea of a final judgement and resurrection of the dead at the end of time. 

Beyond the Hebrew Bible, a number of important bodies of Jewish religious literature further developed notions about Angels. The most important of these are the Talmud. While attempting to tone down what they viewed as an unhealthy overemphasis on Angels, the Talmudic Rabbis simultaneously recognized such pot-biblical innovations as the division between Angels of Peace and Evil Angels. The Zohar contains much the same information, although it is filled with mystical speculations.

Medieval Angels

Angels in Christianity:

Christianity inherited its Angels from Judaism. Many of the beliefs of Angelic representation was established during the Medieval period. The belief and worship of Angels became very pervasive within the Christian religion that the Church councils worried that devotion to Angels was eclipsing devotion to God. Medieval Christian Angelology moved in two directions. Two Angelological traditions developed. 

The first drew upon the extensive Angel lore in the Book of Enoch. It was characterized by a focus on the traits of specific Angels, both good and evil. 

The second tradition was marked by philosophical reflections on such issues as whether or not Angels have bodies and functions of the various choirs of Angelic Hierarchy as laid out by Dionysius.The systematic treatment of Angels in Aquina's 'Summa Theologiae' is representative of this latter tradition.

Angels in Islam:

Islam was founded in Arabia by the Prophet Muhammad in the year 622 A.D. Mala'ika is the Islamic term for Angel, and like the Greek word 'Angelos' it means Messenger.

Angels are regularly mentioned in the Islamic Holy Book, The Koran. Some, such as Djibril (Gabriel) and Mikhail (Michael) are also found in Judaism and Christianity. Djibril and Mikhail are two of four important Muslim Archangels. The other two are Izra'il and Israfil. Djibril was the Archangel that originally dictated the Koran to the Prophet Muhammad.

Angels also appear in non-monotheistic religions. In the Hindu/Buddhist Spiritual Beliefs we find Spirits/Demi-Gods... Such as the Devas,

Hinduism Devas

Angels/Devas in Hinduism:

Deva is the Sanskrit word for Deity. Its related feminine term is Devi. 

Devas, in Hinduism, are celestial beings that control forces of nature such as fire, air, wind, etc. They are not to be confused with the One and the only Supreme one God or His personal form, Saguna Brahman which can be visualized as Vishnu or Shiva. 

In modern Hinduism, it can be loosely interpreted as any benevolent supernatural being. The Devas in Hinduism, also called Suras, are often juxtaposed to the Asuras, their half brothers.Devas are also the maintainers of the realms as ordained by the Trimurti. They are often warring with their equally powerful counterparts, the Asuras.

The Vedas, the earliest comprehensive literature, contain mantras for pleasing the devas to obtain blessings. The Rig Veda, the earliest of the four, enumerates up to 33 devas.

Devas in Buddhism

Angels/Devas in Buddhism:

Although the word deva is generally translated "god" (or, very occasionally, "angel") in English, Buddhist devas differ from the "gods" and "angels" of most religions past and present in many important ways.

A Deva (Sanskrit and Pali) in Buddhism is one of many different types of non-human beings who share the characteristics of being more powerful, longer-lived, and, in general, living more contentedly than the average human being.

• Buddhist devas aren't eternal. Their lives as devas began some time in the past when they died and were reborn.
• Buddhist devas are not immortal. They live for very long but finite periods of time, ranging from thousands to (at least) billions of years. When they pass away, they are reborn as some other sort of being, perhaps a different type of deva, perhaps a human or something beyond comprehension.
• Buddhist devas do not create or shape the world. They come into existence based upon their past karmas and they are as much subject to the natural laws of cause and effect as any other being in the universe. They also have no role in the periodic dissolution of worlds.
• Buddhist devas are not incarnations of a few archetypal deities or manifestations of a god. Nor are they merely symbols. They are considered to be, like humans, distinct individuals with their own personalities and paths in life.
• Buddhist devas are not omniscient. Their knowledge is inferior to that of a fully enlightened Buddha, and they especially lack awareness of beings in worlds higher than their own.
• Buddhist devas are not omnipotent. Their powers tend to be limited to their own worlds, and they rarely intervene in human affairs. When they do, it is generally by way of quiet advice rather than by physical intervention.
• Buddhist devas are not morally perfect. The devas of the worlds of the Rupadhatu do lack human passions and desires, but some of them are capable of ignorance, arrogance and pride. The devas of the lower worlds of the Kamadhatu experience the same kind of passions that humans do, including (in the lowest of these worlds), lust, jealousy, and anger. It is, indeed, their imperfections in the mental and moral realms that cause them to be reborn in these worlds.
• Buddhist devas are not to be considered as equal to a Buddhist refuge. While some individuals among the devas may be beings of great moral authority and prestige and thus deserving of a high degree of respect (in some cases, even being enlightened practitioners of the Dharma), no deva can ultimately be taken as the way of escape from samsara or control one's rebirth. The highest honors are reserved to the Three Jewels of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.

~Hindus hold almost none of these points to be true about the devas. The Hindu view is that the devas are in nature very much akin to the gods or angels of other religions.~

In non-monotheistic religions we find also messenger Divinities such as those of the classical Greek and Roman pantheon as Eros, Hermes, and Nike. These latter Deities are particularly appropriate for comparison as they contributed iconographical to the Christian Angels. 

Faeries compare to Angels

Faeries and Nature Spirits:

Another class of Beings that invites comparison with Angels are Faeries...

Faeries are another kind of Nature Spirit that, under different names and guises, we find in every part of the world. Often pictured as small humanoid beings with wings, they present the appearance on mini-angels. Unlike Angels, however, Faeries have always had a mixed relationship with humanity. As Nature Spirits concerned with the natural processes, they do not normally seek out human contact. When they take a liking to someone, they will help that person in various ways. They have always been pictured as mischievous beings who enjoy playing pranks on people. Because the Church did not have room in its world view for morally neutral spiritual beings who were neither good nor evil, Faeries were rejected as agents of Satan. Traditional religious authorities were responsible for driving a wedge between Faeries and Angels, and the rather obvious resemblance between them has been obscured ever since...

Angels in Modern Belief Systems:

In the West, Angels began a gradual decline in importance in the wake of the rise of modern science in the early modern period. They physical sciences undermined belief in the concrete reality of heaven, hell, Angels and Demons...Carl Jung, for instance, postulated the existence of a collective unconscious that every human being inherits. Using this approach, it is possible to acknowledge demons, spirits and angels as the personifications of the unconscious... rather that as literal spiritual beings...


The notion of Angels as actual, literal Beings came back into fashion within two distinct subcultures... Modern Evangelical Protestantism and the contemporary metaphysical /New Age subculture...

Evangelical:

Archangel Gabriel Blowing His Horn

Evangelical authors agree with the theory that the Christian God created Angels...Countless thousands of them. They believe that Angels were created some time before the physical universe. A war in heaven resulted in the expulsion of Satan and his Angels. Humans were created later, in their Gods image, a little lower in status than the Angels. They regard Angels as messengers of the word of their God. The 'Good' Angels serve their God as well as his people, whereas the 'Evil' Angels serve Satan and his purposes.


The novelist, Frank E. Peretti features prominently in their beliefs. The action in these novels moves back and forth between two interacting leverls; while Angels and Devils fight in the Spiritual Realm, Peretti's human heroes do battle with New Agers, Witches, Psychologists, Secular education advocates and other grouped viewed by conservative Christians as being under Demonic influences... They believe that their prayers provide power and protection for warrior Angels, who are then empowered to win battles against supernatural demons.

Metaphysical / New Age:

Occult belief in Angels/Devas

The belief in Angels began with a nineteenth-century occult movement, Theosophy.
While the term Theosophy has more than one meaning, in contemporary usage it refers to the particular synthesis of ideas that manifested in the Theosophical Society that was founded in New York in 1875.
Theosophy postulates a complex view of the Universe, within which humanities origins, evolution and ultimate destiny are delineated in some detail. Like the ancient Gnostic's, Theosophists populate the cosmos with innumerable spiritual entities... A significant class of these entities are what Theosophists call Devas...
Within Theosophy Devas are the rough equivalent of Angels...In particular, Devas oversee Natural Forces and are responsible for building up forms on inner planes as well as on the physical plane.
Devas became part of the more general metaphysical subculture in the early 1970's when a movement known as Findhorn was being featured in New Age periodicals.

Angel Correspondences:

Angel Color Correspondences:

Color has long been one attribute strongly associated with Angelic visions. Color is actually the saturation and the brightness of reflected light upon any object, therefor the Angelic vision can portray many color sensations through the human eye. Artists over the centuries have tried to accentuate the visual by adding luminous color surrounding the Angel figure or including multi-hued wings and halos.

There have been color associations assigned to various ranks of Angels.

Angel Days of the Week Correspondences:

In astrology they use correspondences to interpret different phenomenon. This goes back as far as the Roman times. The days of the week were correlated with the traditional planets (the sun, the moon and the five planets visible to the naked eye) In astrology there are correspondences for each of these planets, when working with Angelology, you will see that each of the Archangels fit into these correspondences as well. Each day of the Week corresponds to a different Archangel.

Correspondences Tables are provided as reference tools for the purpose of contacting these supernatural beings, or in the creation of Rituals and Spells.
Below you will see a correspondence list that includes most of the information you will need in order to craft rituals or spells when working with Angels/Devas

Angel / Planet / Days of the Week / Color Correspondences:

Easy Reference:

Monday (Moon) Gabriel

Tuesday (Mars) Sammael

Wednesday (Mercury) Raphael

Thursday (Jupiter) Sachiel

Friday (Venus) Anael / Ariel

Saturday (Saturn) Cassiel 

Monday (Gabriel) Correspondences:

Archangel Gabriel Rules Elemental Water

The Archangel for Monday, which is associated with the Moon, is the Archangel Gabriel, (whose name means 'God is my strength') In astrology the Moon is associated with Women and Childbirth; it also represents the principle of creativity in the sense of giving birth to ideas. Thus, the correlation between the Moon and Gabriel is fitting since Gabriel, the Chief ambassador to Humanity, announced the conception of Christ to the Virgin Mary and dictated the Koran to the Prophet Muhammad. 

Defender of the Element of Water and of the West. The Angel of resurrection, mercy and peace and benefactor of " messengers". Purity, rebirth, creativity, prophecy, purifying your thoughts, body and emotions.Communication & the Arts. Patron Angel of all who work in the field of communications. postal workers, and clergy.
The Archangel Gabriel appears as a mature male with long silver hair. Muscular in form and clothed in white/silver robe which shines in the light. Some say he also has a silver crescent ornament on his brow.

Planet: Moon

Archangel: Gabriel ~Also Known As: Abruel, Gabrielus (Latin), Gavri'el ( Hebrew), Jibril or Jibrail ( Arabic) and Serafili.
Angels: Arcan, Missabu, Abuzaha
Element: Water
Direction: West
Issues of Importance: psychism, dreams, feminine energy, health, success in spiritual pursuits, domestic matters, things of family origin
Color: Silver and white (Yellow)
Metal: Silver
Hours of Day (Monday ) Ruled:1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.
Month Ruled:January.
Cycle of Results:28 Days.
Days to Avoid working with Archangel Gabriel:Saturday and Tuesday.
Gems:Aquamarine, Clear Quartz, Crystal, Fluorite, Geodes, Moonstone or Pearls.
Fruit: Lichee, Melon or Pear.
Tree: Almond, Bay, Coconut Palm, Hazel, Papaya and Weeping Willow.
Flowers/Herbs: All White Flowers, Adder's Tongue, Agave, 
Alum Root, Hazel, Chickweed, Iris, Morning Glory, Mushroom, Passionflower, Peonies, Poppy, Purslane, White Rose, Watercress and Wallflower.
Insect: Spiders and Moths.
Animals: Crabs, Shellfish, Dog, Seagull, Owl and White Peacock.

Anatomy Governed: Chest for Men and Breast for Women. Lymphatic System.

Angel of Death

Tuesday (Sammael) Correspondences:

The Dark Archangel Sammael is the ruler for Tuesday, the day associated with Mars. In astrology Mars is associated with aggression, conflict and emotional passion, as well as with physical skills. Sammael (whose name is an amalgam of sam, 'poison' and el, 'angel') is and Angel of Death, the Prince of Demons, and a magickian in Rabbinic literature. In the 'Sayings of Rabbi Elieze' he is charged with being the one, who in the guise of a serpent, tempted Eve, seduced her, and became the father of Cain. In the Zohar, Sammael is the Dark Angel who wrestled with Jacob at Peniel.

In Longfellow's 'The Golden Legend', Judas Iscariot explains to the Rabbi why the dogs howl at night;

"In the Rabbinical book it sayeth / The dogs howl when, with icy breath, / Great Sammael, the Angel of Death, / Takes through the town his flight".

Planet: Mars

Issues of Importance: business, mechanical things, buying and selling animals, hunting, beginning studies, gardening, sexual activities, confrontation.
Color: Red, rose or scarlet.

Metal: Bronze, Iron, Brass.

Dark ArchAngel: Sammael; Also Known As:Azazel, Samael and Samil.

Angels: Camael, Satael, Amabiel, Friagne, and Hyniel.
Element: Not identified
Direction: Not identified
Hours of Day (Tuesday) Ruled:1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.

Month Ruled: Not identified.
Cycle of Results:7 Days.
Days to Avoid working with Archangel Samael: None.
Gems: Bloodstone, Diamond, Garnet, Jasper, Ruby or Topaz.
Fruit: Not identified.
Tree: Acacia, Horse Chestnut, Hawthorn, Holly, Mistletoe, Monkey Puzzle Rowan, Tree and Thorn.
Flowers/Herbs: Belladonna, Cardamom, Daisy, Devil's Claw Root, Nettle, Poppy, Plantain, Red Rose, Rue, Thistle, Thyme, Wormwood, Wild Rose and Woodbine. order flowers
Insect: Scorpion, All stinging insects except Bees.
Animals: Rams, Sheep, Horse, Bear, Wolf.
Anatomy Governed: Right Arm and Hand, and Muscular System.

Raphael Rules Elemental Air and East 

Wednesday (Raphael) Correspondences:

The Archangel Raphael ('The shining one who heals') rules Wednesday, associated with Mercury. Traits associated with the planet Mercury (as with the Roman God) include travel and communication. According to Sophy Burnham (Book of Angels), Raphael is especially concerned with pilgrims... not only travelers, but those on pilgrimages to communicate with God. He is portrayed with staff and sandals, a water gourd, and a wallet strapped over his shoulder. In the Book of Tobit, Raphael acts as companion and guide to Tobit's son, Tobias, revealing himself only at the end as a servant of the four subprinces of the infernal empire.

 Raphael is a powerful healer of physical bodies, both for humans and animals. 

Defender of the Element of Air and of the East. He is the Angel of Love, Joy and Laughter, custodian of the Tree of Life and of Healing Powers. He helps you heal your mind, thoughts, body, and soul. Those suffering from addictions would benefit asking Archangel Raphael for assistance. Patron Angel

of all those in the field of Medicine

Planet: Mercury

Issues of Importance: Swift Activity, communication, correspondence, phone calls, good day for journalists, writers, poets, bargaining, hiring employees, and visiting friends.

Color: Orange, light blue, and gray.
Archangel: Raphael; Also Known As: Israfil (Islamic).

Angel: Miel, and Seraphiel.

Element: Air

Direction: East
Hours of Day (Wednesday) Ruled: 1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.
Month Ruled: Not identified.
Cycle of Results: 7 Days
Metal: Quicksilver, Aluminum.
Hours of Day (Wednesday) Ruled: 1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.
Month Ruled: Not identified.
Cycle of Results: 7 Days
Days to Avoid working with Archangel Raphael: None
Gems: Agate, Opal, Yellow Topaz or Serpentine.
Fruit: Lemon.
Tree: Almond, Ash, Aspen, Bottle Brush, Hazel, Larch, Mulberry, Rowan, Silver Birch and Juniper.
Flowers/Herbs: Carrot, Celery, Caraway, Cinquefoil, Dill, Fennel, Fenugreek, Fern, Lavender, Marjoram,Mandrake,
Maidenhair Fern, Lilly of the Valley, Palm and Vervain.
Insect: Non-Stinging Flies.
Animals: Monkeys, All Birds especially the Ibis.

Anatomy Governed: Left Arm. Brain & Nervous System and  Respiratory System.

Sachiel rules Forgiveness

Thursday (Sachiel) Correspondences:

Sachiel (whose name means 'Covering of God, 'Rightousness of God) is frequently described as ruler for Thursday, the day associated with Jupiter. He is a presiding spirit of the planet Jupiter and an Angel of the order of Cherubim. He is invoked from the South.
In the lore of Witchcraft and magick he is described as a servant of the four subprinces of the infernal empire.
Sachiel can help you hold mercy and compassion towards yourself and others, and let go of judgements and unforgivingness.To forgive yourself or someone else, ask Sachiel for help. He is the Archangel of invocation, transformation. Angel of freedom, benevolence, mercy, and the patron Patron Angel of all who forgive.

Planet: Jupiter

Issues of Importance: money issues, self-improvement, research, study, travel, social gatherings.

Color: Purple and royal blue.

Angel: Sachiel; Also Known As: Zachiel, Zedekiel, Zadakiel, Tzadqiel (Hebrew), Tzadkiel, and Zedekul.
Element: Water and Fire
Direction: West and South
Metal: Tin, Brass, Bronze.
Hours of Day (Thursday) Ruled: 1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.
Month Ruled: Not identified.
Cycle of Results: 7 Days.
Days to Avoid working with the Archangel Sachiel: Saturday.
Gems: Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli, Sapphire, Sugilite or Turquoise
Fruit: Grapes.
Tree: Chestnut, Fig, Juniper, Norway Spruce, Oak or Poplar.
Flowers/Herbs: Anise, Beech, Buttercup, Carnation,Coltsfoot, Cinnamon, Damiana, Lilacs, Hyssop, Narcissus, Heliotrope, Lobelia, Nutmeg, Opium Poppy, Pumpkin Seed, Sage, Thyme and Valerian.
Insect: Bees and Money Spiders
Animals: Elephants, Whales, Fish and Eagles.
Anatomy Governed: Right Leg, Liver and Digestive System

Anael Rules Elemental Earth

Friday (Anael) Correspondences:

Anael (often called Ariel) Chief of the order of principalities and one of the Seven Angels of Creation, is ruler of Friday. He thus exercises dominion over the planer Venus, and as ruler of the planet of love he is concerned with human sexuality. In Longfellow's 'The Golden Legend' Anael is referred to as the Angel of  'the Star of Love'

Ariel's name means 'Lion or lioness of God' and this archangel is associated with lions and animals. Ariel is involved with healing and protecting nature and that includes the animals, fish and birds, especially the wild ones. Environmentalism.  Patron Angel of Wild Animals

Planet: Venus

Issues of Importance: Love, human interaction, fluidity of communication, sewing (creation of artistic garments), household improvement, shopping, party planning.

Color: Emerald green or pink.

Angel:  Anael; Also Know As: Ariel, Anani, Hamiel, Hanael, Hananel, Haniel, Khananel, Onoel.
Element: Earth 
Direction: North
Metal: Copper or Brass.
Hours of Day (Friday) Ruled:1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.
Month Ruled: June. (Some traditions state December - Which I think is incorrect)
Cycle of Results: 28 Days
Days to Avoid working with Archangel Anael: Saturday. ( Cassiel and Uriel)
Gems: Emerald, Turquoise, Rose Quartz or Lapis Lazuli.
Fruit: Apples, Blackberry, Black Cherry, Coconut, Cucumber, Fig, Gooseberry, Pomegranate, Strawberry and Tomato.
Tree: Apple, Elder, Eucalyptus or Quince.
Flowers/Herbs: Carnation, Delphiniums, Damiana, Fennel, Groundsel, Honeysuckle, Jasmine, Maidenhair, Monkshood, Rose, Tansy, Vervain, Verbena or Willow Herb.
Insects: Caterpillars and Butterflys.
Animals: Rabbit, Dove, Love Birds and Sparrows.
Anatomy Governed: Heart, Genitals, Kidneys, Urinary system, Facial skin,
Bladder, Uterus, Ovaries, Testes, Prostate and Tongue.

Cassiel Rules Elemental Earth

Saturday (Cassiel) Correspondences:

The Archangel Cassiel is one to the rulers of the planet Saturn, associated with Saturday. He is known as the Angel of Solitudes and Tears. Perhaps reflecting a Saturine Temperament given to moroseness and sullenness. He is also sometimes called the Angel of Temperance, and the planet Saturn is strongly associated with Social Order. It is an embodiment of the principle of stability, and the opposite of upheaval.

The Archangel Cassiel is one of the Princes of the order of Powers. In Francis Barrett's 'The Magus' he is pictured as a bearded Djinn riding a Dragon.


Planet: Saturn

Issues of Importance: public, farming, family ties, legal matters, taking care of debts, dealing with lawyers, financing, joint money matters, real estate, older people, banishing or binding negativity, getting rid of bad habits.

Color: Black

Archangel: Cassiel; Also Know as: Captiel, Kafziel (Hebrew).  
Angel: Machatan, Uriel, Orifiel.

Element: Earth
Direction: North
Metal: Lead
Hours of Day (Saturday) Ruled: 1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.
Month Ruled: Not identified.
Cycle of Results: 3 Months.
Days to Avoid working with Archangel Cassiel: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday.
Gems: Garnet, Jet, Lodestone, Onyx, Sapphire, Turquoise and Salt.
Fruits: Died Fruit, Plum, Pomergranate, and Tomato Fruit.
Tree: Alder, Beech, Cypress, All Evergreen (slow growers), Oak and Yew.
Flowers/Herbs: Aconite, Ash, Belladonna, Coltsfoot, Deadly Nightshade.Hellebore, Henbane, Houseleek, Ivy, Hemlock, Hemp and Wolfsbane.
Insect: Earth Worms.
Animal: Crow, Crocodile, Raven.
Anatomy Governed: Left Leg, Excretory System .

Archangel Michael Rules Elemental Fire and South

Sunday (Michael) Correspondences:

The Archangel Michael (whose name means 'Who is as God') is the Angel who rules Sunday, the day associated with the Sun. In astrology the Sun is said to rule the sign Leo, which indicates they share certain characteristics. Leo is the sign of the king, the central personality of a country and the person responsible for overseeing the kingdom, coordinating its activities and administering justice. Such a description aptly fits Michael, who in post-biblical Jewish, Christian, and Islamic writings ranks as the greatest of all Angels. He also administers justice as the Angel of the Last Judgement. The 'weigher' of souls. In addition, Michael is Chief of the Archangels and the Chief of the order of Virtues.
His chief function is to rid the earth and its inhabitants of the toxins associated with fear. Michael gives guidance and direction for people who need help or assistance in their life's purpose or career path ... to clarify or to make changes.
Defender of the Element of Fire and of the South. Leader of the Archangels, he is the Angel of protection, justice & strength. Protection, courage, power and strength. Archangel Michael gives you protection, and encourages you to make life changes that are required for your spiritual growth.If your space needs clearing call upon Archangel Michael. Patron Angel of Law Enforcement and the Military

Planet: Sun

Issues of Importance: Community work, volunteer services, exercise, outdoor sports, buying, selling, speculating, meeting people, anything involving groups, running fairs and raffles, growing crops, taking care of all health matters.

Color: Gold or yellow

Archangel: Michael; Also Known As: Mîkha’el (Hebrew), Mikha'il (Greek)
Element: Fire
Direction: South
Metal: Gold. Brass.
Hours of Day (Sunday) Ruled: 1st and 8th hours of the day. 3rd and 10th hours of the night.
Month Ruled: Not identified.
Cycle of Results: 7 Days.
Days to Avoid working with Archangel Michael: Saturday.
Gems: Amber, Carnelian, Citrine, Crystal Quartz, Diamond, Ruby, Topaz or Tiger's Eye.
Fruit: Orange and Pomegranate.
Tree: Acacia, Beech, Cedar and Laurel.
Flowers/Herbs: Angelica, Acacia, Bay, Buttercup,Chicory, Sunflower, Lovage, Marigold, Heliotrope, Hibiscus, Hops. , Rowan, Peony, Marigold and Oak.
Insect: Golden Butterfly.
Animals: Lion, Wolf, Griffin and Sparrowhawk.

Anatomy Governed: Blood, Circulatory System, Eyes (Right), Heart, Upper Back, Spleen and Spinal Column.

~Note:In some traditions Sundays have several Angel Rulers:
Michael is the primary Archangel of Sunday.
Each hour of Sunday has its own secondary angel as well. Michael (first hour), Anael (second hour), Raphael (third hour), Gabriel (fourth hour), Cassiel (fifth hour), Sachiel (sixth hour), Samael (seventh hour), Michael (eigth hour), Anael (ninth hour), Raphael (tenth hour), Gabriel (eleventh hour), and Cassiel (twelfth hour)~

~Sources~
James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver "Angels A-to-Z
Wikipedia
Grimoire of Archangels