Pronunciation: sheh-MAH-el
Who She Is
Shemael is animals, sixteenth among the Eerkodeshoi in their order of inscription. Her name means “work of God.”
What She Teaches
Shemael teaches man to be obedient, and teaches the use of implements for daily living. She is guardian of companionship and friends, and teaches that one generation can give another material possessions and the knowledge of living that joins them to the earth. She is defender of the fearful and lonely, master of innocence and devotion, and herald preeminent of the pure love of the Father through the Son. She is the body of God’s feeling of pure love for the world, and master of sacrifice and giving.
Envied by the Fallen
The fallen watchers’ greatest desire is to imitate and duplicate the grandeur of this Watcher of Holiness — their desire to have this validity is what drives their fornication with the plants, animals, and people of the earth.
Her Devotion
Shemael is master of devotion and selflessness, companion of the elderly and those rejected by the wicked world. She always knows your vision, and ever acclaims the greatness of the righteous and the tender-hearted. She is enemy of lying visions. She can protect from their position in heaven after they die and leave this earth — when your spirit joins with animals, it stays joined even after their death. Animals themselves become in heaven guardian spirits of the righteous, and a condemning voice against the wicked. Animals always know a liar.
Repentance and Guardianship
Repent for selfishness and lying visions when approaching Shemael for advice.
Her Place Among the High Priests
Yaatsekawd (Adam), first of the High Priests, is brother to Shemael.
Where to Read
- II Achee, ch. 9 (p. 673)
- Handbook — Shemael (p. 546)
- Enoch 1:69 (p. 25)
- Grandmothers 10:11 (p. 288)