Telekinesis - Angels are able to telekinetically move beings and objects with their mind. They are able to use this power in a more aggressive manner like demons, but are often not depicted as doing so. On a physical level, it can help to relieve pain, reduce stress, and promote deep relaxation. It can also help to boost the immune system and promote overall health and well-being. Archangel Michael is perhaps the most well known of the Archangels for many reasons, including that is the Archangel overseeing our current time period or Age. Archangel Gabriel and the Revelation of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad: In the Islamic tradition, the Angel Gabriel is believed to have revealed the Quran to the Prophet Muhammad over a period of 23 years. This began with the first revelation, which is described in the Quran in Surah Al-Alaq (96:1-5). Powers of Spiritual Warfare

Telepathy - Angels can read the minds of other angels if they have the permission of the angel. Higher angels such as Seraphs and Archangels can also read humans minds.

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Immunity - Michael has displayed a limited immunity to holy fire as it only hurts him rather than being fatal. Lucifer has displayed immunity to the Colt, however it did cause him temporary pain. He could also only be temporarily contained by a combination of warding and holy fire.

Memory Manipulation - Powerful angels are able to erase, restore, alter, and fabricate memories in the minds of humans. Castiel was able to use this power to implant his memories of God's various betrayals into Michael's head despite his powers failing and the strength of the archangel. Angel Depowering Spell - It is capable of depowering nearby angels if certain trail along with the sigils. Also in Christian tradition, the Archangel Michael is often seen as a psychopomp, a guide for the souls of the dead. This role is not explicitly stated in the Bible but is part of Christian folklore and tradition, especially in Catholicism.Throughout the history of religions, varying kinds and degrees of beliefs have existed in various spiritual beings, powers, and principles that mediate between the realm of the sacred or holy—i.e., the transcendent realm—and the profane realm of time, space, and cause and effect. Such spiritual beings, when regarded as benevolent, are usually called angels in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and those viewed as malevolent are termed demons. In other traditions, such intermediate beings are less categorical, for they may be benevolent in some circumstances and malevolent in others. Nature and significance Angels Fakhr al-Din al-Razi (d. 1209) divided the angels into eight groups, which shows some resemblance to Christian angelology: [7]