Angels can also tell us of changes for the better. This too will be seen in the heavens and in the earth. Fair weather and well employed capital are signs of good times to come.
When things are seriously out of wack, angels come in to restore balance and order. In this perspective, we can identify the third and fourth horsemen of the apocalypse as angels of God. They are the inevitable result of saturnistic meddling with nature. While the first two horsemen are representations of Saturn and his demons, the two subsequent ones are God's punishment in the form of hunger and death. Those caught unaware are swept away by God's wrath.
Angels are powerful forces of nature, and we better stay on the right side of them when they come visiting, or we will be swept away with all the other sinners. However, when approached correctly, angels act to our advantage. If we are doing the right thing, living in harmony with nature, we will be spared their wrath and we may even profit. In times of war, angels appear on the battle filed in the form of adverse weather, disease and hunger. Soldiers allied with Saturn, expecting a quick and easy victory, discover too late that they are ill equipped for a prolonged fight.
We also have the ability to conjure up angels within ourselves. If we are doing the right thing, we have the advantage of righteousness which can be used to resist demons, both internal and external. By conjuring up our own angel, we can expel internal demons, and summon the strength and will to fight. Angels protect the weak and the innocent, and they are free of sin. They do not fall for Saturn's trickery and promises of easy riches based on entitlement and hierarchy. No angle ever fought on the side of those who claim to do good by stealing from, murdering and enslaving fellow men.
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