What is a Guardian Angel?
People may associate the idea of a guardian angel with Christianity and often more specifically with Catholicism. Actually there is some scriptural basis in Judaism for the concept of a guardian angel. Angels as intercessory occur in the book of Job. Here the idea is presented that angels can plead on the behalf of people and may be specifically assigned to a person to do so. Plato also talked about spirits that were assigned to humans by God, and there are many other religions in which people are watched over by a specific spirit, deity or an ancestral spirit. In Christian thought, though not of all Christian sects, people get a guardian angel assigned to them when they come to earth. This angel helps to guard them and may act as messenger between the assigned person and God. The angel can pray on behalf of the person and is supposed to offer them protection. Some believe that only children have guardian angels. The angels are then reassigned to others when the person has an adult con
Have you ever pondered the question of what exactly is a Guardian Angel? I know I did. So when I was able to communicate with my own Guardian Angel during what I call “active” meditations, I had lots of questions to ask. Here are some basics. Guardian Angels are “whole” or complete souls, not fragments of souls as you and I are. They are also very advanced souls, and are known as “golden light beings” because of their knowledge and the light they radiate. The Creator of this universe created only about five percent of these golden light beings. The rest were created by other creators and were attracted to this creation because it’s so special. There are a little over one million golden light beings that act as our Guardian Angels. Each handles an average of 6,000 “clients” and some a lot more, such as my Guardian Angel Theo, who was one of the first of the golden light beings to be attracted to this creation; he handles over 19,000 “clients.” And keep in mind that each Guardian Angel t
