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Anubis -

The original god of the dead, Anubis is one of the most ancient Masters, and is frequently depicted in Egyptian art with a jackal's head. A firm and serious Master, he works on loyalty.

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Ariel (Archangel) -

Ariel is an archangel, associated with the wind element, the direction north, and the heart chakra. He oversees the protection and healing of plants and animals.

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Brahma Sanam-Kumara -

Brahma Sanam-Kumara is one of the most advanced spiritual beings. He works with the energies of Orion’s stars Rigel and Bellatrix, and is also known as "Regent Lord of the World."

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Hilarion -

Hilarion is referred to as a Master of Truth, considered a saint within the I AM movement. He is said to assist the scientists and the spiritual leaders of the world.

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Goddess Diana -

Diana is known as the Goddess of the Hunt and is associated with the moon. A symbol of purity, she assists with pregnancy and birthing, connecting with elemental beings, and maintaining focus on a desired outcome or purpose.

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Dom Ignacio (St. Ignatius Loyola) -

Dom Ignacio walked the Earth as a priest known as Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuit Order. He can be called upon for help with healing both the physical and etheric body.

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Goddess Ishtar -

Ishtar is known as the "Queen of Heaven." She is associated with the planet Venus and the eight-pointed star. A warrior goddess, she can be called upon to help with relationship troubles, assist in conceiving, and protect the unborn.

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El Morya -

El Morya wss an authoritative and wise leader. He can be called upon for help feeling greater courage, certainty, power, forthrightness, self-reliance, dependability, faith, and initiative.

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St. Enoch -

Enoch is believed to have ascended to heaven without dying. He is the guardian of celestial treasures, who knows all secrets and mysteries.

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Goddess Freya -

Freya is known as the most beautiful of the goddesses, as well as being strong, fearless, passionate, and magical. The Daughter of Time, she is the patron and protectress of the human race.

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Gabriel (archangel) -

Known as the "Angel of Annunciation," Archangel Gabriel rules over the element of water as well as the mind, and can be called upon to help with mental challenges.

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Goddess Isis -

The Egyptian Goddess of motherhood and fertility, Goddess Isis helps with the connection to Divine Feminine energy, sensuality, and feeling good within the body.

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Jesus -

Also known as the Son of God, Jesus resisted temptation to lead a life of obedience. He can assist with Divine guidance, forgiveness, manifestation, and miracles.

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St. John the Baptist -

St. John the Baptist is revered in Christianity, Islam, the Baha'i Faith, and Mandaeism as a prophet. He can be called upon to help people connect their mind, body, and soul. 

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Kali -

Kali is recognized as the most powerful form of cosmic energy. A divine protector, she bestows liberation. She helps to free people of fear so they can end cycles, enabling the energy of transformation to take hold so the old can be let go, and the new can come in.

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Kuthumi -

Kuthumi sends healing and peace throughout the world, particularly at the hour of death. Known as the Master Psychologist and a sponsor of youth, he inspires architects, poets, and scientists.

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Lakshmi and Svarasvati -

Goddess Lakshmi reminds us that our greatest gift is to be of service to others, and helps people to find their life purpose. Saraswati is the goddess of knowledge, music, art, wisdom, and learning, considered a sacred source of purification, fertility, and good fortune.

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Lao Tze -

Lao Tze is traditionally regarded as the founder of Taoism. He is a Master of Wisdom, Joy, and Lightness of Being. He reminds people to take joy in the simple things in life.

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Maitreya -

Maitreya's name means "loving kindness" and Buddhists honor him as "the Compassionate One." He is a protector, guardian, and restorer of dharma (mission).

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Mary Magdalene -

Mary Magdalene supports those who need warrior energy to help them in their environment. She works with Divine Feminine energies, and can help where people face bullying or other types of external attacks.

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Melchizedek -

Melchizedek is considered a High Priest, who embodies the energy of the Divine Father. He is said to illuminate the path of unification through psychic, and spiritual activations.

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Metatron (archangel) -

Known as the "Angel of Life," Metatron is said to guard the Tree of Life, and writes down everything that happens in the Book of Life. One of the most powerful archangels, he can help people with feelings of empowerment.

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Michael (archangel) -

Archangel Michael is known as the "Protector of Humanity." He is a guardian angel to the world and can be called upon for protection whenever needed.

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Moses -

A divine communicator, channel, and automatic writer, Moses can help to awaken leadership skills. He can assist with feeling strength and support as you step up to your divine life plan.

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Mother Mary -

Faith is a core component of Mother Mary's being. She lives across all dimensions and planes, encompassing unconditional love. She can be called upon for serenity, inner strength, compassion, faith, and love.

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Osiris -

A key figure in Egyptian culture, Osiris was Egypt's greatest king, ruling with kindness and persuasion. He can be called upon for greater awareness and ascension to the higher mind, bringing truth and wisdom.

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Pallas Athena -

A strong, focused energy, Pallas Athena is a warrior goddess and a goddess of Truth. She helps those who fight for Truth, or a cause beyond themselves.

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Quan Yin -

The goddess of Compassion and the Bodhisattva of Mercy, Quan Yin is a warrior Master who helps with fighting both internal and external battles. She can be called upon to heal the emotional body, and help clear emotional baggage.

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Raphael (archangel) -

The name Raphael means "God Heals." He is considered the patron saint of science and medicine, as well as travelers. He can be called upon for love, which manifests regeneration and health.

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St. Therese of Lisieux -

Known as "The Little Flower," St. Therese is said to help with gardening, creating a sacred space, healing injury, and spiritual counseling.

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Uriel (archangel) -

Archangel Uriel rules over the earth's elements. They are said to help with alchemy, problem-solving, studies, learning, and writing. Associated with stamina and endurance, they help to release energy blockages in the body.

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Vishnu -

Vishnu protects the universe from being destroyed and keeps it going, as a preserver god. He is also the bridge between human consciousness and the "Absolute Reality." He can be called upon to restore the all-healing light of wisdom.

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Yogananda -

Paramahansa Yogananda introduced the Western world to the practice of Kriya yoga, meditation, and chanting. He can be called upon to assist with peace, yoga practice, and healing on the mental, emotional, and spiritual levels.

Sources: (Encyclopedia.com) (Jon Saint Germain) (Ascension Healing) (The Spiritual Centre) (Kaliana) (Alpha Imaging) (The Pranic Healers)

See also: Who is the patron saint of your profession?

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