Christine, Jophiel's divine complement, acts as shrine for wisdom.

As feminine complement of wisdom, she represents constancy, that

which is steadfast and changeless. Often someone who is so lost in

thought cannot focus long enough to translate all his or her great

ideas into material creation. This person needs balance of

constancy. Many intellectuals need energies of Christine to make

them practical.

Like all feminine complements to archangels, Christine is

energy of Mater, which in Latin translates into mother. The feminine

complement is like mother earth, receptive garden into which a seed

elemental life, all creatures and plants on earth. All living

beings are a combination of matter and spirit. Likewise each archangel

needs a grounded complement to translate their power to human

realm. Gleaned from A Book of Angels by Sophy Burnham The Guardian Angels Mini Kit: A Box of Miracles by Mary Beth Crain Light from Angels: Angelic Technology Manifesting on Earth by Hallie Deering Angels and New Race (1929) by Geoffrey Hodson More Hot Chocolate for Mystical Soul by Arielle Ford

And finally... PRAYER IS A COMMUNION When we pray, we spend time with God, and it's through this continual and intimate time spent in his presence, that we come to personally know him. Simple common sense tells us that to really know someone, we have to spend time with them and our relationship to God is no different.

We also spend time with those we love. And as with any person in our lives, we cannot truly claim to love Jesus and desire to be like him without desiring also to be with him. This special time spent with our Lord is prayer, and through its grace we fulfill his command to us to be one with him as he is one with Father. And since this is ultimate goal of our Christian walk, prayer then, is absolutely essential to our spiritual growth and journey.

Who needs prayer? WE ALL DO! It's God special gift, allowing us sinful and cosmically insignificant creatures to communicate personally with all-powerful Creator as a child converses with a loving parent. It's part of our covenant with Him, a personal communion allowing us to be with Him and spend time in His presence until our death when, through His saving Grace we hope to be truly united with Him in heaven for all eternity.

So pray often and in everything you do, and remember, "with God, all things are possible." Without him, nothing is.