General presentation of Archangel Michael
Archangel Michael is a major figure in the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. His name, which means "Who is like God?", symbolizes his role as protector and defender of believers against the forces of evil. He is often depicted as the leader of the heavenly armies, a warrior who fights evil, notably in the battle against Satan during the heavenly war. In Christianity, he is also the judge of souls on Judgment Day.
Correspondence chart of Archangel Michael
| Stones | Citrine, Topaz, Amber, Tiger's Eye |
| Planets | Sun |
| Day | Sunday |
| Hours | 7:00 to 8:00, 15:00 to 16:00 |
| Creatures | Lion |
| Plants | Laurel, Oak |
| Offerings | Prayers, golden or white candles, incense, stones associated with his energetic vibration |
Symbols and appearances of Archangel Michael
Michael is often depicted as a celestial warrior, carrying a flaming sword, symbolizing divine justice. He is dressed in armor and sometimes holds a scale, representing his role as judge during the Last Judgment. His immaculate white wings are also common symbols. One of the most iconic depictions of Michael is where he defeats a dragon, symbolizing the forces of evil he fights.
Myths of Archangel Michael
In the sacred texts of Judaism, Michael appears as the protector of the people of Israel, notably mentioned in the Book of Daniel. In Christianity, he plays a central role in the Book of Revelation, where he leads the heavenly armies against Satan and his fallen angels. In Islam, although under the name Mikail, he is a messenger of God, responsible for protecting the faithful and transmitting divine blessings.
