This reflection on the myth of Lucifer challenges the idea of spiritual entitlement and chosenness. It reframes Lucifer not simply as a villain, but as a cosmic metaphor for those who reject destiny out of pride and superiority. The story warns that even divine favor means nothing without humility and alignment. Every religion or tradition that claims superiority risks falling the same way Lucifer did — not because they weren’t chosen, but because they misused what they were chosen for.
Archangel Uriel, whose name means “God is my Light” or “Flame of God,” is one of the most mysterious and misunderstood of the archangels. Often overlooked in mainstream scripture, Uriel plays a powerful role in apocryphal, mystical, and esoteric traditions. He is known as the archangel of wisdom, prophecy, divine justice, and sacred fire. Uriel does not simply illuminate truth—he burns away illusion.
He is the one who warned Noah of the coming flood, interpreted visions for prophets, and is sometimes called the “angel of repentance” or “angel of presence.” While Michael leads armies and Raphael heals, Uriel awakens. He doesn’t fight your enemies for you—he teaches you to see them clearly and confront your own darkness. His fire is not for destruction, but for purification