Guided meditation with Archangel Raphael

One of the things that I love the most about Archangel Raphael is that he is so easy to make contact with. He loves to show you his presence and receives a great deal of joy from making a connection with you. Raphael can help bring so much love and healing to your life as well as being able to show you how to bring it to others.

Here is a very simple guided meditation routine of how to easily connect with Archangel Raphael.

Pick a place where it is quiet and you are most at peace. This can be an outdoor space or indoor space.

Reiki the room or space with whatever symbols you feel called to use. I like to use the Master symbol but any symbols you feel called to use will be correct for you.

Next, if you prefer to mediate with music put music on. Music can really help some people to clear their mind and have a better connection.

Next, light a candle. I like to use white or pink but many people find it easier to connect by using a green candle since that is the color that radiates from Raphael.

Sit in your prepared meditative space and close your eyes. Spend a minute slowly breathing in and out, in and out, in and out. At this point picture Raphael coming to you and standing before you. Open up to whatever messages you feel he is trying to tell you.

If you have any questions for him now is the time to ask! Pay attention to whatever thoughts you suddenly have. These thoughts could be your answer! Do not dismiss any information you are receiving. If it doesn’t make sense right away it may make sense to you a few days or weeks later.

After ten minutes of being in this meditative state (or however long you feel called to stay) picture a majestic green light filling your space. This light is clearing your space of anything that is bothering you and is bringing healing energy to you.

Thank Raphael for his loving presence and then open your eyes feeling relaxed and at peace.

At this point you may like to write down any messages or symbols you feel you were given so you can refer back to them later.

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