Angels-the very word conjures up an image of lovely heavenly beings, light and free,
the ethereal embodiments of goodness and generosity, representations of our hopes.  angels, I believe, are strong when we are weak and are able to help us when we cannot help ourselves.
The word "angel" comes from the Greek "angelos", meaning messenger.
The concept of angels has its origins in the ancient religion of Mesopotamia.
Convinced that there was more to reality than was obvious, the Mesopotamia's believed that the divine power that created the world communicated with its inhabitants through spirit
messengers, angels, who journeyed on a pathway between heaven and earth.
Angels appear in classical myth and philosophy, in the vision of Shamans, in Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Aoroastrianism, and Islam, as well as in Judaism and Christianity.
In all traditions, angels serve as messengers of God and according to many traditions
each person on earth has a guardian angel.
Robert Burton claims that "Every man hath a good and a bad angel attending on
him in particular, all his life long."
Join the journey of Anne's Angels and other experiences while
here on this earthly plane.
Blessed Be...
                         ~Anne

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