Sariel

Sariel, whose name means “God’s Command” or “Prince of God,” is an enigmatic and powerful archangel mentioned in various ancient texts, particularly in Jewish apocryphal literature like the Book of Enoch. Often associated with judgment, guidance, and divine justice, Sariel serves as both a watcher and enforcer of heavenly law. In some traditions, he is described as one of the leaders of the Watchers—angels tasked with observing humanity—though his role varies from a fallen observer to a loyal servant of God, depending on the source. He is frequently depicted as the angel of death and healing, holding dominion over the moon, and guiding souls in their transition between life and the afterlife. Unlike more widely known archangels, Sariel’s presence is quieter, more mysterious, and shrouded in ancient wisdom and celestial authority. His dual role as both healer and punisher reflects the complex balance between mercy and justice in divine order.

Sariel is silent, watchful, and stern. He sees what lies beyond mortal perception. His judgments are cold, yet fair. He walks the line between light and shadow. His name is whispered in moments of fate. Sariel is the unseen guardian of celestial law.