The Holy Guardians of the Christ Consciousness: The Trinity of St. Michael, St. Gabriel and St. Raphael.

Each year, September 29th carries the resonance of a sacred trinity: the presence of Archangel Michael, Archangel Gabriel, and Archangel Raphael. While many traditions honor them through liturgy and prayer, here we turn toward them as radiant emanations of the crystalline Christ consciousness, three divine rays that invite us to remember the vastness of our own spirit.

This post also marks the beginning of a new series of posts: The 7 Archangels and The 7 Rays of Christ Consciousness. In the weeks ahead, we will step gently into each ray, one by one, reflecting on how they may mirror pathways in our own awakening. Today, we bow to the three who stand at the threshold.

Heavenly protectors, Archangels of the sacred realms, Michael, Gabriel, Raphael. Leading spirits through the shrouds of night.

Michael ~ “Who is like God?”.

Michael is the sword of truth, the flame of courage, the protector of what is sacred. His name itself is a question: Who is like God? A reminder that the divine spark cannot be diminished. To walk beside Michael is to step into our own authority, to release fear, and to carry light into shadow. His blue ray is a shield and a clarion call: stand in truth, stand in love.

Gabriel ~ “God is my Strength”.

Gabriel arrives as the herald, the messenger of clarity. His name sings of divine strength, and his presence opens channels for truth to be spoken and received. His white ray carries the essence of purity, dissolving illusion and revealing what is simple, clear, and eternal. Through Gabriel, we are reminded that our voice carries vibration, that words can be medicine, and that the breath itself is a bridge between worlds. To work with Gabriel is to listen more deeply, to trust the messages that flow through silence, and to give form to the visions that stir within us.

Raphael ~ “God Heals”.

Raphael is the green ray of renewal, the gentle balm of restoration. His name reflects the presence of divine wholeness that already exists within and around us. He is often felt as a companion of the body and the heart, guiding us toward balance, harmony, and the remembering that life itself longs to flourish. To walk with Raphael is to attune to nature, to invite rest, and to honor the quiet currents of vitality moving through us.

Together, Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel, and Saint Raphael weave a triad of strength, purity, and healing. On this day of their remembrance, we are invited not to seek them outside ourselves, but to notice the ways these rays of consciousness move within us, as courage, as clarity, as restoration.

May this trinity be a reminder that ascension is not an escape, but a deepening: a return to the living light we already carry.

Much love to all, Valentina.