Kayal

Pronunciation: KAH-yal

Who She Is

Kayal is fountains, fifteenth among the Eerkodeshoi in their order of inscription. Her name means “life of God.” She is the living water — the lustral water of life — and the Watcher through whom Christ is able to give life to all things, that life which is an oasis in the desert of sin.

What She Teaches

Kayal teaches that God is personal and deeply involved in every minute detail of each person’s life, and teaches man and all the Watchers that man is the object of creation. For Moses to call forth water out of the rock was a direct challenge to the dryness of the sons of comets. She is instructor of preparation and purifications, herald of cleanliness before God, and body of the pureness of God.

Her Character

Kayal is the personal friend to Michael the archangel, and guardian spirit of women who keep the Sabbath and use holy food. She is friend of solitude, rest, and quiet peace, and herald of wisdom, harmony, and life-giving understanding. She teaches the normalcy of sin and the ease of repentance, and is elder of those who love repentance. She is the founding spirit of Zion in the end of days.

Keeper of Memory

Kayal is the mantle of holiness for the sons of the lofty enlightenment of repentance, keeper of pleasant memories, and the love of grandparents. She loves grey hair and goodness, and is enemy of division and accuser of the unfaithful.

Repentance and Guardianship

Before approaching her, one must repent of ungodly thoughts and actions that infringe on visions of created purpose.

Her Place Among the High Priests

Enoch, third of the High Priests, is brother to Kayal.

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