Anahiel

Pronunciation: ah-NAH-hee-el

Who She Is

Anahiel is dew, eleventh among the Eerkodeshoi in their order of inscription. Her name means “the gentleness of God.” She is a great presence at birthings, and is the element of fathers and men — men must walk in her midst together with Gavahel for purification and wisdom.

What She Teaches

Anahiel teaches man to know the Father’s love. She is herald of God’s desire to live with His children, and a constant reminder of the Father’s love in all things among the Eerkodeshoi. She is master of calm and wisdom, and counsels kindness, gentleness, and the patience of virtue.

Healing and Purification

Old people should wash their hands and feet in her for healing and renewal. She beads on the grass where children play, catching and reflecting the light. People with bad tempers should drink her as element when asking forgiveness.

Memory and Witness

She is the body of the memory of God and the storehouse of creation, herald of divine providence. Being the storehouse of creation gives her an ancient, primeval feeling. She will be the accuser of the violent at the Day of Judgement, and the witness of good on behalf of the righteous. She delights in the early steps of the hunter and those who gather the fruits of the earth, remembers early morning prayers, and is guardian of those who seek Him in their youth.

Repentance and Guardianship

Before approaching her for purification and renewal, one must repent for harsh words and impatience.

Her Place Among the High Priests

Goker Harim II, seventeenth of the High Priests, is brother to Anahiel.

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