The Seventy-Two Angels
✧Veualiah
Shem HaMephorash · angel 43 · choir of the Virtues
The angel of prosperity and release from bondage.
Veualiah reads as liberating strength — prosperity gained and chains loosened. It mirrors your drive to free yourself, and others, from what holds them down.
The Angel of Liberation
Veualiah is the forty-third of the seventy-two angels of the Shem HaMephorash, the divine names derived from the Book of Exodus. This angel belongs to the choir of the Virtues—those beings associated with divine strength, courage, and the mastery of circumstance. In the Kabbalistic and Hermetic traditions from which these names derive, each of the seventy-two angels corresponds to a five-degree arc of the zodiac, and Veualiah governs the span from twenty to twenty-five degrees of Taurus, a sign long associated with material stability and earthly increase.
The name itself, when transliterated from Hebrew letters, carries the sense of God as liberator and multiplier—a dual force of release and abundance. Veualiah is traditionally invoked for material prosperity, for freedom from constraint, and for the breaking of bonds both visible and invisible. Those who work with this angel's correspondence often do so in matters of financial increase, breaking free from oppressive situations, and gaining the strength to move beyond what has confined them.
Strength and Deliverance
Veualiah speaks to the intersection of power and compassion. This is not the brute strength of conquest, but the liberating force—the angel who stands with the enslaved, who brings forth abundance not for its own sake but as a means of freedom. In classical and medieval angelology, the Virtues are portrayed as warriors of the divine will, and Veualiah embodies a particular aspect of that warfare: the dismantling of systems of captivity, whether literal servitude or the internal chains of desperation and lack.
The angel's character resonates with those who feel called to break free—not merely for personal gain, but to restore dignity and possibility to themselves and others. It is the spirit of the liberator, the voice that says bondage need not be permanent, and that strength exists within you to claim what is rightfully yours.
In Reflection
When Veualiah appears in your contemplation, it invites a gentle inquiry: What holds you captive that might be released? Where do you sense both the need for liberation and the inner strength to claim it? This angel asks not whether freedom is possible—it assumes it is—but whether you are ready to recognize your own power to break what binds you, and to extend that same recognition to others whose chains you can help unlock.
Veualiah mirrors not a promise of rescue, but an acknowledgment of your own capacity as a force of liberation in your own life and in the world.
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