Order of St. Raphael Study Guide - Magdalene Circle

After blessing those you know who are in need of blessing, as you continue the chant envision theDivine Light extending from your light-body into the whole world – seeing all beings and the worldbecome self-radiant with Divine Light.Once the blessings and grace of Divine Light have been shared, with the conscious intention of praiseand thanksgiving of the Divine Most High, chant: El Elyon.Then, with conscious intention for the dedication of merit chant: Adonai.This concludes the practice of the Supernal Palace of Metatron.All of these practices are from the Order of St. Uriel, but they are also part of the teachings ofthe Order of St. Raphael to provide a means for initiates of the Order to develop knowledge andcommunion with the maggidim necessary for their healing work. These practices are abeginning of acquaintanceship, of course, not the fruition – they are akin to a self-initiation intothe communion of the holy angels. Ultimately our greater knowledge and understanding comeswith time as we take up our spiritual labor with the maggidim and our communion deepens,and we experience the real intelligence and power of the angels of God in the Great Work.48