Original “Aiden’s Book” Characters

Azrael is a variant of Hebrew Azriel, meaning “help of God”. This is the name of the Angel of Death, who separates the soul from the body upon death.

Aiden/Aidan is the English form of the Gaelic Aedan, meaning “fire”.

Chava is the original Hebrew name of Eve, the biblical name of the first woman, the wife of Adam, derived from the Hebrew word “hayya”, meaning “alive, living” and “animal”.

Julie is the French form of Roman Julia, possibly meaning “youth”.

Raphael is the Biblical name of one of the seven archangels, meaning “God has healed” from Hebrew “rapha” – “to knit together, repair; mend” and “el” – “divinity”. He was one of the angels stationed at God’s throne. In the “Book of Enoch”, Raphael is sent to “heal the Earth which the angels have defiled”.

Original “Julius’ Sunrise” Characters

Bob is a nickname for Robert, meaning “famous”.

Christian is an English name derived from Latin Christianus, meaning “follower of Christ”.

Clarice is the English form of Latin Claritia, meaning “fame”.

Caleb is a Biblical name of one of the twelve spies sent into Israel by Moses, meaning “dog” (He was probably so-named for his loyalty and devotion to God)

Desiree is the feminine form of French “desire”, meaning “desired”.

Gabriel is the Biblical name of one of the seven archangels, meaning “strong man of God”.

Ian is a modern Scottish form of John, meaning “God is gracious”.

Julius is a Roman Latin name, possibly meaning “soft-bearded”, a symbolic reference to “youth”.

Kathleen is the English for of the Irish/Gaelic Caitlin, meaning “pure”.

Leigh is a variant of unisex Lee, meaning “meadow”.

Matthew is a Biblical name of one of the twelve apostles and author of the first Gospel of the New Testament, meaning “gift of God”.

Meskhenet is an Egyptian name, meaning “destiny”.

Malachi is the Biblical name of a prophet, which comes from a Hebrew phrase meaning “my messenger”.

Rachel is the Biblical name of Jacob’s favorite wife and mother of Joseph and Bejamin, meaning “ewe”.

Raven is an English unisex name, meaning “raven”.

Sonny is an English nickname transferred to forname use, meaning “youngster”.

Sheba is an Biblical name of a place in Ethiopia and several characters including the queen of Sheba, meaning “oath”.

Original “Silhouettes” Characters

Aniel is one of the numerous angelic guards of the gates of the West wind. Gives Psychic Powers/ESP/Intuition/Dreams.

Angeline is a French diminutive form of Angèle, meaning “angel, messenger”.

Aniela is the Polish form of Angela, meaning “angel, messenger”.

Aeshma is one of seven archangels of the Persians. Has been recorded in history for at least three thousand years. Aeshma is known as the “fiend of the wounding spear” and is the demon of wrath and fury. Aeshma was later adopted into the Hebrew mythology as Asmodeus.

André is the French form of Andrew, meaning “man; warrior”.

Airmid is a healing goddess of the Celtic order of Tuatha de Danann, goddess of medicinal plants and keeper of the spring. Regenerates, or brings the dead to life again.

Charoum is an angelic benefactor who presides over the direction North. We appeal to Charoum for the ability to appreciate silence, the integrity to keep secrets and the patient attentiveness to be good listeners. This heavenly protector is traditionally believed to safeguard the earth plane from excess rain, floods and hurricanes.

Camael (”He Who Sees God”) Also known as Chamuel, Kemuel, Shemuel, Seraphiel, Camiel, Camiul, Khamael, Camniel, Cancel and Jahoel. Camael appears as a warrior dressed in a red tunic. He wears green armour plates, an iron helmet and has large green wings. The Angel of Divine Love and the Patron Angel of all who love God. He is traditionally regarded as chief of the Order of Powers and one of the sefiroth. He is considered to be one of the seven archangels who stand before God and one of the governing angels of the seven planets, specifically ruler of the planet Mars.

Cassiel is the angel of Mind Expansion, Memory, and Genius. The angel of solitudes and tears who “shews forth the unity of the eternal kingdom”. Cassiel is one of the rulers of the planet Saturn, being responsible for its motion and proper place in the heavens. He is the ruling prince of the seventh heaven, one of the Sarim, (princes), of the order of powers, and sometimes appears as the angel of temperance.

Chase (”Chase”, “hunt”) is an Anglo-Norman surname transferred to English forename use. In the Middle Ages, it was a byname for a hunter.

Derdekea is a heavenly, powerful female angel who descends to earth for the salvation of man. She is referred to as the Supreme Mother.

Ezekiel is the Archangel Ezekiel, the Angel of Death and Transformation. Also, biblical name of a prophet an author of the “Book of Ezekiel” which describes his visions predicting the restoration of the kingdom of Israel; derived from Hebrew Yechezqel, meaning “God will strengthen”.

Erela is a Hebrew name meaning “angel”.

Gaea is the Greek myth name of the goddess of Earth, wife or Uranus and mother of the Titans, meaning “earth”.

Gabrielle is the English and French feminine form of Gabriel, meaning “strong one of God”.

Ishtar (Ashteroth, Ashtoreth, Ishtar-Venus, etc.) is the Chief female deity of the ancient Phoenicians, Syrians, Carthaginians. Astarte was a Syrian moon goddess of fertility. As Ashteroth she was worshipped by the Jews in times when idolatry was prevalent in Palestine. Jeremiah called Ashtoreth the “queen of heaven.” The Greeks borrowed their Aphrodite from Astarte. Finally, Astarte shows up, in occult lore, as the demon for the month of April. In “Paradise Lost”, Astarte is a fallen angel.

Ielele are supernatural beings from Romanian mythology, well-known in superstitions. A strong profile for the Iele cannot be made because of the inconsequence of the lore, however the preferred mythological form for describing them is that of fairy virgins, with a great power of seduction and magical powers as well, gathering the attributes of the Nymphs, Nayads, Dryads, and Mermaids. It is said that they appear in the moonlight, dancing a dance from the Romanian lore called “hora” in places like woods, ponds, crossroads, abandoned houses or even the skies; dancing naked, rarely clothed in transparent veils and bells on their feet.

Jonathan is the Biblical name of the eldest son of Saul and a close friend of David, meaning “God has given”.

Ku Kulcan (The Aztecs called Him “Quetzalcoatl”) He is the God of Self-sacrifice which was done so the Maya could survive and gain acknowledgement of Itzam Na. Some myths place him as the Judge of the dead.

Laura is the feminine form of Latin Laura, meaning “laurel”.

Lucien is the French form of Roman Lucianus, meaning “light”.

Malachim is an angelic being that makes Magick and Metaphysics Work.

Nicholas is the English and French name derived from Greek Nikolaos, meaning “victory of the people”.

Shekinah (Hebrew, “shachan”, meaning “to reside” – Schechinah, Matrona, etc.) is the female manifestation of God in man, the diving “inwohnung” (indwelling). Also, the “bride of the Lord”, compatible with the shakti of Shiva. The expression “the Shekinah rests” is used as a paraphrase for “God dwells.”

Saitan is the Enochian version of Satan, meaning “adversary”, “opposed”, “opponent”, “accuser”, King of fire, Inferno, South.