Hekamiah, the Angel of Loyalty, depicted as a regal feminine angel with dark flowing hair, indigo-violet robes embroidered with gold, and expansive lavender wings. She stands before a radiant celestial halo in a star-filled night sky, one hand over her heart and the other holding a golden staff adorned with a blue gemstone. Sodalite stones, violet candles, and purple flowers surround her, symbolising dignity, truth, spiritual nobility, and emotional healing. The overall atmosphere conveys loyalty, inner strength, wisdom, and the ability to rise again after adversity.

16 Hekamiah — Angel of Loyalty: Secrets & Tarot Spread

Hekamiah, the Angel of Loyalty, depicted as a regal feminine angel with dark flowing hair, indigo-violet robes embroidered with gold, and expansive lavender wings. She stands before a radiant celestial halo in a star-filled night sky, one hand over her heart and the other holding a golden staff adorned with a blue gemstone. Sodalite stones, violet candles, and purple flowers surround her, symbolising dignity, truth, spiritual nobility, and emotional healing. The overall atmosphere conveys loyalty, inner strength, wisdom, and the ability to rise again after adversity.

Hekamiah is the 16th Shem HaMephorash angel, and her name is commonly translated as “God of the Universe” or “God Who Constructed the Universe.” As the Angel of Loyalty, she helps restore dignity, honour, and self-respect when trust has been broken or when we have forgotten our own worth.

Those born between 6 and 10 June have Hekamiah as their primary Guardian Angel. Her guidance is especially valuable during periods of betrayal, conflict, anxiety, public criticism, or disillusionment. She teaches that true loyalty begins with loyalty to divine truth, conscience, and the higher self rather than to fear, ego, or social approval.

Key Correspondences

Angelic Choir: Cherubim
Archangel Ruler: Raziel
Sephirah: Chokmah
Planetary Correspondences: Uranus and the Moon
Element: Air
Gemstone: Sodalite
Colours: Violet and Indigo
Sense: Hearing
Tarot Minor Arcana: 9 of Swords (Mars in Gemini)
Co-ruling Decan Angel: Hariel
TdM Major Arcana: The Pope → The Sun → Arcanum XIII
Primary Guardian Angel Dates: 6–10 June
Daily Regency Time: 5:00 AM–5:20 AM
Secondary Dates: 24 January, 5 April, 19 June, 2 September, 14 November
Psalm: Psalm 88:1 — “O Lord, God of my salvation, I have cried day and night before thee.”
Mantra: Heh-Koh-Meh

The Intelligence of Hekamiah

Hekamiah teaches the spiritual nobility that arises from living in alignment with divine law. She helps us recognise where betrayal, manipulation, false loyalty, or unhealthy power dynamics have distorted our perception.

Her influence encourages diplomacy, integrity, leadership, accountability, and service to something greater than personal ambition. She helps attract trustworthy allies while revealing relationships and situations that are based on deception or self-interest.

Many people experience Hekamiah as a force of restoration after emotional wounds. She reminds us that our value is not determined by how others treat us and that dignity can be reclaimed even after disappointment, humiliation, or loss.

Areas traditionally associated with Hekamiah include:

  • Loyalty and trustworthiness
  • Dignity and self-worth
  • Diplomacy and leadership
  • Friendship and alliances
  • Honesty and accountability
  • Peacemaking
  • Protection from betrayal
  • Humanitarian service
  • Organisational ability
  • Prophetic insight

What Hekamiah Helps Transform

Hekamiah helps transform:

• Jealousy and envy
• Betrayal and broken trust
• Materialism and selfishness
• Snobbery and superiority
• Anxiety rooted in separation consciousness
• Feelings of worthlessness
• Fear of leadership and responsibility
• Conflict and power struggles

One of her deepest teachings is that much suffering arises from the illusion of separation. When we forget our connection to Source and to one another, fear begins to dominate our thoughts. Hekamiah restores awareness of unity, allowing love, service, and integrity to replace anxiety and suspicion.

Working with Hekamiah

Hekamiah can be invoked through prayer, meditation, mantra work, or contemplation of her Hebrew name.

Her mantra, Heh-Koh-Meh, may be repeated when:

• Healing from betrayal
• Seeking trustworthy relationships
• Taking on leadership responsibilities
• Acting as an ambassador or representative
• Releasing jealousy or resentment
• Strengthening personal integrity

Sodalite is a particularly supportive stone for working with her energy because it promotes clarity, honest communication, and emotional balance. Violet and indigo candles may also be used during devotional work.

Before laying out the cards for the Tarot spread below, spend a few moments reciting Psalm 88:1 or chanting the mantra Heh-Koh-Meh to attune yourself to Hekamiah’s guidance.

Hekamiah and the 9 of Swords

The 9 of Swords is often associated with sleepless nights, worry, guilt, anxiety, and mental suffering. Mars in Gemini can create a restless mind that continually replays fears, conflicts, and imagined outcomes.

Hekamiah offers a remedy by restoring perspective and self-respect. She reminds us that not every fearful thought deserves our allegiance. Through her influence, the 9 of Swords becomes less about mental self-flagellation and more about awakening.

The card reveals where the mind has become trapped in fear. Hekamiah helps cut through those mental patterns by reconnecting us with truth, dignity, and divine support.

The result is not denial of difficulty but liberation from the belief that we must carry every burden alone.

Three Tarot de Marseille Major Arcana cards displayed against a deep blue sodalite gemstone background. From left to right: The Pope (V), The Sun (XVIIII), and Arcanum XIII. Beneath the cards is the title "Hekamiah" with the Hebrew letter sequence "Hei – Qof – Mem" and the corresponding Tarot progression "The Pope → The Sun → Arcanum XIII." The rich indigo and violet tones of the sodalite evoke Hekamiah's associations with loyalty, dignity, spiritual renewal, and rising again after adversity.

Hekamiah’s TdM Major Arcana Triad

Hekamiah’s Hebrew letters are Hei–Qof–Mem, corresponding with:

The Pope → The Sun → Arcanum XIII

In the 72 Names of God, Michel Perez Rizzi describes this sequence as a process of spiritual renewal through the collapse of false ideals and the rediscovery of authentic purpose. The Pope represents a guiding principle or belief system. The Sun illuminates truth and reconnects us with our deeper purpose. Arcanum XIII removes what no longer serves that purpose, making renewal possible.

Rizzi describes this sequence as a movement out of discouragement and emotional stagnation. The old structures that once guided us may no longer be sufficient. Through illumination (The Sun) and transformation (Arcanum XIII), a more authentic expression of life can emerge. The key phrase associated with Hekamiah in Rizzi’s system is “Rise Again.”

This triad complements the 9 of Swords beautifully. The 9 of Swords shows the mental anguish that arises when we lose sight of our connection to truth. The Pope restores spiritual orientation, The Sun restores clarity, and Arcanum XIII removes the fears, false loyalties, and attachments that keep us trapped in suffering.

The Angel of Loyalty Tarot Spread

Before laying out the cards for The Angel of Loyalty Tarot Spread, spend a few moments reciting Psalm 88:1 or chanting the mantra Heh-Koh-Meh to align yourself with Hekamiah’s guidance.

The Angel of Loyalty Tarot Spread displayed on a deep indigo and violet background inspired by sodalite crystal. Seven equal-sized Tarot card placeholders are arranged in a balanced, flowing pattern that guides the eye from the top row through the centre and down to the final card. The positions are: The Broken Trust, The Hidden Lesson, The False Loyalty, The Noble Response, The Ally, The Restoration, and Rise Again. Gold line-art symbols decorate each card, including a broken heart, open book, theatrical mask, sword and laurel wreath, clasped hands, phoenix, and mountain path. Violet candles, sodalite stones, and purple flowers frame the composition, while the title “The Angel of Loyalty Tarot Spread” appears at the top and “angelorum.co” at the bottom. The overall atmosphere evokes dignity, healing, spiritual renewal, and guidance from Hekamiah.

1. The Broken Trust
What betrayal, disappointment, or wound most needs my attention?

2. The Hidden Lesson
What deeper truth is this experience trying to teach me?

3. The False Loyalty
What commitment, belief, or attachment no longer serves my highest good?

4. The Noble Response
How can I respond with dignity and integrity?

5. The Ally
What support, friendship, or resource is available to me now?

6. The Restoration
How is Hekamiah helping me reclaim my power?

7. Rise Again
What new chapter becomes possible when I move forward with loyalty to truth?

Closing Thoughts

Hekamiah reminds us that loyalty is not blind obedience. True loyalty is alignment with truth, integrity, and divine order.

When relationships fail, when trust is broken, or when anxiety clouds our judgment, she helps us return to the deeper foundation that cannot be taken away. Through courage, honesty, and self-respect, we discover that what appeared to be a loss may actually be the beginning of renewal.

Like the movement from The Pope to The Sun and finally to Arcanum XIII, Hekamiah teaches that sometimes we must let an old identity die before we can truly rise again.

Birth Angels and Your Threefold Guardian System

At birth, each person receives three Shem angels <– Click the link to find your three Guardian Angels.

  • The Primary Angel influences the physical nature and life direction.
  • The Secondary Angel relates to emotional patterns and challenges.
  • The Hourly Angel shapes intellectual abilities and mental talents.

Together, they form a unique angelic triad guiding the soul’s evolution.

Check out the world’s largest FREE Tarot Spreads collection with 500+ FREE Tarot Spreads for personal & spiritual development!

Lisa signature

Lisa Eddy — Tanit Iris LeFay


Discover more from Angelorum

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Leave a Comment