Pronunciation: BOW-rah-kel
Who She Is
Bawrakel is rain, seventh among the Eerkodeshoi in their order of inscription. Her name means “God has blessed.” She is the body of the feelings of God — the form element was given for the personal feelings of the Great One to live in. Her feelings are tender, sweet, and life-giving; when sad or worried, there is only sadness in the rain when it is the language of repentance.
What She Teaches
Rain teaches patience and urges a lack of self-interest. She teaches praise and blessing to be born in the heart of man. God has commissioned Bawrakel to teach patience especially to women.
Her Role in Creation
She was the element He used to form Eve from Adam’s rib. She is master of the generations of man, plants, and animals, and urges the qualities of virtue and holiness to be passed on to the next generation. She is the mother of purifying lustral water — that is, the mother of Pawnel (rivers) and grandmother of Kayal (fountains). Bawrakel is born in the sea over the dancing waves, and is all things feminine.
Guardian of the Covenant
She is guardian of the Covenant, and called for the Covenant to Shem, always bringing the Covenant’s promise of the rainbow. She is enemy of intruders and elder of all those who are of one heart and mind. When rain is the tears of God in sorrow, she brings curses upon the wicked, even to the third and fourth generation; when it is plenty, it is the tears of God in joy and rejoicing. It was Bawrakel who made the fruitful places barren when the seed of Abraham’s children sinned and were removed from the promised and holy land.
Her Comfort in Old Age
Rain brings peace during man’s feeble years in old age. Bawrakel fills the eyes of the old with tears of joy to hear the laughter of nourished little children playing in her waters, and heralds preparation for passing wisely into the next life. She is life in all things, living water, and the waters of purification in all the Eerkodeshoi.
Repentance and Guardianship
Before asking her anything, first wash yourself in her waters, and repent for your lack of patience.
Her Place Among the High Priests
Joseph, ninth of the High Priests, is brother to Bawrakel.
Where to Read
- II Achee, ch. 9 (p. 668)
- I Achee 3:142 (p. 141)
- Handbook — Bawrakel (p. 538)