Ariel

THE TALENTED

Among the Twelve Archangels formed in the dawn of the Second Creation, Ariel stands apart not by strength of arms or command of hosts, but by mastery of innovation itself. He is the Archangel anointed by the 24 Elders as “The Talented,” the embodiment of divine craftsmanship, creativity, and inspired design. Where others govern war, truth, healing, or light, Ariel governs creation within creation—the art of shaping what already exists into something greater.

Ariel is not merely a creator; he is a master of refinement, turning raw divine intention into form, function, and beauty.

Birth from the Stars of Rahah-Kol

Ariel was born from 777 converging star-lights of Rahah-Kol universe, a cosmic convergence unlike any other recorded in Shamayim’s annals. Rahah-Kol is a sacred stellar convergence where creative energies overlapped in perfect alignment. From this rare convergence, Ariel emerged fully formed—bearing within himself an instinctive understanding of structure, harmony, and innovation.

Unlike Archangels forged primarily for authority or power, Ariel was born with an inner vision—the ability to see not only what is, but what could be. 

Anointing as “The Talented”

When the 24 Elders completed their anointing of the Twelve Archangels, Ariel was given a title unlike any other:

“The Talented.”

This anointing extended not only to Ariel himself, but to his entire clan. The angels of Ariel’s lineage became known as the divine craftsmen of Shamayim, excelling in architecture, artistry, innovation, music-form design, symbolic systems, and celestial engineering.

Yet Ariel’s talent was never reckless. Creativity, under his governance, was always aligned with purpose. Beauty without meaning had no place in his domain.

Appearance and Nature

In his human-like form, Ariel bears the appearance of an Egyptian figure, marked by symmetry, poise, and ancient dignity. His presence carries the weight of timeless knowledge rather than intimidation. His eyes reflect calculation and inspiration in equal measure, as though he is constantly designing within his thoughts.

During moments of worship—particularly when Ahavah’s presence is released—Ariel reveals his glorious form. In this state, he transforms into a creature unlike any other Archangel:

• The waist of a human, symbolizing conscious intent
• A bat-like form, representing navigation through unseen dimensions
• Two immense wings, radiating creative resonance rather than brute force

This form is not monstrous, but aesthetic and symbolic, embodying motion, balance, and adaptive intelligence.

Ariel’s Dominion in Shamayim

Ariel governs a vast territory within Shamayim, structured not as a kingdom of hierarchy, but as a network of creative domains. His realm hums with activity—ideas being tested, forms being refined, and systems evolving under watchful harmony.

The angels of his clan are not idle beings. They are builders, composers of structure, inventors of celestial mechanisms, and translators of divine concepts into tangible realities. Ariel does not rule them through command, but through shared vision.

Despite his immense creative authority, Ariel never sought supremacy. He recognized early that innovation without submission could destabilize creation itself.

The Experimental Age and Olam-Chuphshah

During the Experimental Age, Ariel resided for a time on the planet Uranus within the Olam-Chuphshah Universe. This placement was not arbitrary. Uranus served as a testing ground for advanced celestial mechanics, harmonic systems, and planetary design—fields in which Ariel’s talents were unmatched.

It was after this era that Ariel witnessed the rise and eventual fall of Lucifer in Shamayim. Though Ariel stood near Lucifer in hierarchy and influence, he did not share in Lucifer’s rhetoric or ambition. Ariel observed, analyzed, and withdrew—recognizing that unchecked brilliance could become destructive pride.

When Lucifer fell, Ariel remained steadfast, preserving the creative integrity of his clan and refusing participation in rebellion or protest.

The Peace Fall and the Line Ariel Never Crossed

When the Peace Fall erupted—led not by an Archangel but by Eligos, a unit leader from Gabriel’s clan—Ariel’s clan was tested. A king from Ariel’s clan followed his own ambition into exile, later becoming one of the ten fallen kings of the Peace Fall.

But Ariel himself never fell.

He did not join the protest, nor did he defend it. Instead, he withdrew deeper into governance, reinforcing his domain to prevent ideological contamination. This decision preserved Ariel’s clan from total collapse, though scars remained.

Some fell.

Surgat, one of his princes, fall—but that fall occurred not through Ariel’s influence, but through personal choice and allegiance to former king Solas.

Legacy of The Talented

Ariel remains one of the Eleven Archangels who stood firm after Lucifer’s fall. His influence continues to ripple through Shamayim, Earth, and beyond—embedded in structures, systems, and ideas that endure across ages.

He is proof that talent alone is not corruption, that creativity need not lead to rebellion, and that innovation finds its highest purpose when submitted to divine order.

Among the Archangels, Ariel is not the loudest, nor the most feared.

But without him, creation itself would lack refinement.

For where others command the forces of existence, Ariel teaches existence how to become beautiful without breaking alignment.

Ariel on Earth: Bartholomew

In one of the most profound intersections between Shamayim and Earth, Ariel appeared among humanity as Bartholomew, one of Yeshua’s disciples.

This manifestation was not coincidental. Ariel’s role among Yeshua’s followers was not that of loud proclamation or leadership, but of witness, craftsmanship, and support. Bartholomew carried the same qualities Ariel embodied in Shamayim—precision, loyalty, and quiet excellence.

Through this earthly incarnation, Ariel demonstrated that divine creativity could walk humbly among mortals, shaping history not through spectacle, but through presence.