guardian angels

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guardian angels (113:0-1secs). See also guardians of destiny; resurrection; seraphim
after subjects’ death
accompany defeated wards if remanded (25:8.10)
attend youths in probationary nursery (47:2.6)
group guardians reassemble their subjects in resurrection halls (113:6.7) (189:3.2)
hold survivors’ souls as sacred trust (30:4.15) (47:3.3) (49:6.4) (113:3.4) (113:6sec)
indispensable to terrestrial escape (49:6.4)
part with mortal associates before flight to Havona (26:4.11)
respond to roll call of justice for nonsurvivors (113:6.8)
sponsor subjects’ new morontia form (30:4.15)
survivors first see g.a. on mansion worlds (113:7.1)
all volunteer for their assignments (113:2.3,7)
arrive on inhabited worlds with first Adjuster (40:5.9) (49:6.4)
assigned in accordance with human intelligence, spirituality, and destiny (113:1.2)
called guardians of destiny when assigned to a single human (113:2.1)
came in great numbers in days of Onagar (63:6.9)
cherubim and sanobim always associated with g.a. on earth, but not on mansion worlds (38:7.3) (38:8.5)
many who rebelled have repented; now detained (113:6.10)
may serve on a planet for ages; become custodians for thousands of souls (113:2.4) (113:6.9)
midwayers indispensable to (77:8.4)
number hairs of head (165:3.4-5)
seraphic guardians ministering to groups (113:0-1secs)
study in schools for seraphim on mansion worlds (113:7.2)
technique of service
act to make best use of course mortals choose (113:5.4)
constantly manipulate mortal environment to augment cosmic insight (113:3.5) (113:4.4)
do not invade sanctity of human mind or manipulate human will (113:5.1)
help mortals independent of prayers, appeals (113:5.3)
intrude only in emergencies, on direct orders (113:5.4)
most active when Adjusters are least active (113:4.5)
no communication with subjects’ indwelling Adjusters (113:4.5) (113:5.1)
physical contacts with mankind are very unusual (113:5.5)

Cross-references

See also guardians of destiny
See also resurrection
See also seraphim

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