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Endorsing, espousing, encouraging, advocating, and supporting both the everyday and extraordinary efforts of people to be noble, gallant, decent, good, and sanctified, they look after, preserve, and save them from harm. The Safeguard Omniangels retain, defend, uphold, shelter, and shield whenever and wherever vigilance serves as a vanguard hallmark.
Archangel
Gabriel has been appointed as the new Chieftain of the Safeguard Omniangels.
Archangel Gabriel will continue to serve the planet as an Archangel of the
Twelfth Ray of Divine Direction. The planetary Cosmic Benefactor Archangel for the Safeguard Omniangels is
Archangel Saraqael who is also a Chieftain of the Ministering Angels who
sit on the judgment councils. A Holy Seraph, who has jurisdiction over humans
who have committed spiritual sins, Archangel Saraqael will continue to serve the planet as an Archangel of the
Ninth Ray of Divine Protection.
The Sacred Site focal point of the British Isles Isle of Wight Safeguard Omniangels is Long Stone, an ancient Celtic Druidry Sacred Site, is located on the downs on the south side of the Isle of Wight by the charming wooded hamlet of Mottistone on National Trust Land. On an elevated farm area just off of Strawberry Lane near the forest, the megalith known as Long Stone stands, leaning forward at an angle of about eighty degrees. The Megalith is easily accessible by hiking through the surrounding woods and downland. Comprised mainly of greensand sandstone about thirteen feet in height, Long Stone was situated facing the rising sun in the East. An indigenous standing stone, the Long Stone was also high in iron content which resonated with the iron core at the center of the Earth; as well as, the iron in the human blood stream. Long Stone resembles the magical power transmitter top of a roughly contoured wooden Druidic Staff. The nearby hamlet of Mottistone, named after the Long Stone, means the Speaker's Stone or the Declarer's Stone. Lying on the ground by the Long Stone is another indigenous greensand sandstone about eight feet in length that is now partly embedded in the ground. The smaller stone was relocated there in 1856 by a local landowner who lived south of Long Stone. There was a narrow mound with a perimeter ditch near Long Stone about seventy feet away in length that was aligned in a westerly direction. An archaeological excavation in 1956, found that the mound had been turned into a barrow at one point in time. Round bowl, bell and disc barrows of different periods dot the hillsides above, where rises Five Barrows Down (although, in fact, a total of eight barrows are to be found there). The stones may have once been entrance stones to a Sacred Mound since the presence of a long barrow, in that part of the countryside was uncommon. Pottery shards found in the barrow date back to Neolithic times. Today the Long Stone sits like a stalwart timelines portal guardian, a sentinel vestige of the days when ancient ancestors dwelt in a Natural World aglow with manifold magical wonders and multitudinous mystical possibilities. A conclave, gathering, or meeting in the ancient days was called a mot or a moot. The Long Stone area by Mottistone was probably used as a public ceremonial and festival gathering place by the Druidic Celts. Later on when the Roman military, who had usurped the Celtic Landscape fell under the sway of Dark Magickians, Dark Magick rituals took place there where bulls were brutally sacrificed. This was done to despoil the Celtic Druidry Natural World. Blood sacrifice of either humans or animals had no place whatsoever in Celtic Druidry; nor, did they represent the true teachings of Mithras. Later on when the Saxons and Jutes replaced the Roman dominance, the area was used as a parliamentary meeting place. Then throughout the Dark Ages, the area continued to serve as a sacred meeting place for Natural World counsels. Over time the elemental Nature Spirits have restored the primeval Natural World connectivity to the landscape. Today Pagans continue to respectfully honor the sanctity of the site by holding festivals, handfastings, and rites of passage by the lichen covered megaliths.
The British Isles Isle of
Wight Safeguard Omniangels share this Sacred Site focal point with a group of Virtue
Omniangels, the
Isle of Wight British Isles Virtue Omniangels; as well as,
Archangel Lahatiel,
Archangel Lamchiel and
Archangel Lehabiel who visit the area on a regular basis.
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