Shahaqiel
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Shahaqiel
Šaḥaqu'il (Shahaqu'il)
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| Eighth Dekadarch | |
| Great Augur | |
| Corruptions | Chazaqiel, Ezeque'el, Neqael |
| Name meaning | "Cloud god" |
| Associations | Clouds, skies, weather, wishes, divine influence of destiny, acceptance of uncertainty about the future |
| Teachings | Meteorology, weather prediction, divination through the movements of clouds |
| Traits | Elusive, notoriously difficult to contact, responses can be unclear |
| Symbols | Clouds |
| Preferred offerings | Bracken, cotton pods, cotton balls |
Shahaqiel, also called Šaḥaqu'il, is the Watcher of the clouds, meteorology, wishes, acceptance of uncertainty, and divine influence of destiny. He is the eighth Dekadarch.
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Name and identity
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Other Watchers
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In Satano-Grigorism
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Holiday
In the Satano-Grigorist tradition, the dedicated holiday for Shahaqiel and his tribe is Kabādu Šaḥaqu'il, celebrated annually on September 25. Satano-Grigorists celebrate Shahaqiel's sacred day by offering to him, doing rituals to him, praying to praise him, and thanking him for his teachings to humanity.
In other religions
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Sigils
The sigil of Shahaqiel is known.
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