Random Different Types Of Angels (13 items)

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  (#3) Devas Watch Over The Earth

  Although devas are slightly different in Buddhism and Hinduism, both religions recognize them as celestial beings. According to some stories, they are humans who have attained enlightenment and now exist in a realm outside the human world.

  Today, devas are recognized more as spirits of nature, appearing to humans skilled in clairvoyance and other psychic abilities. Their job is to protect the Earth, and each is assigned to watch over one element of nature. Devas work with humans to complete their duties, and although they can become upset over people's lack of respect for the planet, they are willing to remain partners. To those who share their ideals, devas pass along information, advice about gardening, and other tips for helping and protecting nature.
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  (#13) Courtwind Angels Advocate For Justice

  Courtwind angels are extremely powerful and have the ability to completely shield humans from evil spirits, bad magic, and negative energies. They do their work without having to be asked, and sometimes even without people's knowledge.

  As protectors, these angels help people work toward their goals and advocate for justice when necessary. Although they do not require payment, something purple or with the scent of apples will make them happy.
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  (#7) Divine Angels Can See The Future

  Divine angels are psychic and have amazing powers of divination. They share their talents with humans, heightening people's psychic powers. With the ability to exist in more than one realm, Divine angels can see many futures, providing humans with more accurate visions.

  They sometimes appear as bolts of light or orbs, and are more likely to show up when humans are using psychic abilities, intuition, or divination.
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  (#5) Valkyries Protect Warriors

  In Norse mythology, Valkyries travel between the human realm and the world of the gods. In early stories, they were sinister beings who oversaw armed conflicts and escorted the fallen to Valhalla, the great hall ruled by the god Odin. "Valkyrie" means "chooser of the slain."

  Over time, Valkyries transformed from dark angels into beautiful maidens. In addition to escorting fallen heroes, they helped train warriors and protected the men they liked, either by providing information or creating a shield around them as they fought. Some Valkyries resembled swan women; if seen without their feathers, they would be trapped in the human world.
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  (#12) Eudaemon Are Advice Givers

  While Greek mythology makes no specific mention of angels, it does describe deities known as Eudaemon, who were considered good spirits and guardians. The Greeks believed Eudaemon helped humans by whispering advice into their ears.

  Socrates was thought to have benefited from Eudaemon who steered him away from bad decisions and heightened his powers of divination.
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  (#9) Yakshas Protect Nature

  In Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism, celestial beings known as yakshas protect and maintain the natural world. They live in the earth and trees and were worshipped in ancient India as powerful deities who could shapeshift and travel through different realms.

  Women sometimes ask them for help with fertility and protection, and although yashkas don't serve as personal companions like other angels, they often grant believers' requests.

  Female yakshas, or yakshinis, are known for their beauty, while males are often stout or deformed.

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