2 Jeliel — Angel of Relationships: Secrets & Tarot Spread

Jeliel (Yod-Lamed-Yod) is the 2nd of the 72 Shem HaMephorash angels. Her name translates as “The Charitable God” or “Helpful God,” and her mantra is Yoh-Lah-Yoh.

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She is the Angel of Relationships — not in a sentimental sense, but in the deeper architecture of connection: how two forces meet, align, and create something that can endure.

Jeliel co-rules the first decan of Aries together with Vehuiah. Where Vehuiah ignites the spark of Divine Will, Jeliel stabilises it into relational form — partnership, collaboration, and shared direction.

This is the difference between desire and devotion. Between impulse and commitment.

Angelic Correspondences

• Angelic Choir: Seraphim
• Archangel Ruler: Metatron
• Sephirah: Keter
• Planetary Correspondence: Neptune & Saturn
• Element: Fire
• Gemstone: Kunzite
• Colours: Pale blue, pale green
• Sense: Touch / energetic attunement
• Tarot Minor Arcana: 2 of Wands (Mars in Aries)
• TdM Major Arcana: The Wheel of Fortune – The Hanged Man – The Wheel of Fortune

Guardian Angel Dates & Times

• Primary rulership: 26–30 March
• Daily regency time: 00:20–00:40
• Secondary rulership: 10 January, 22 March, 4 June, 18 October (until noon), 31 October

At birth, we are each guided by three Shem Angels:

• Primary angel: shapes the physical/material expression
• Secondary angel: governs emotional patterns and challenges
• Time-of-day angel: influences intellect and perception

Psalm for Invocation

But you, O Lord, do not be far from me; O my strength, come quickly to help me.
— Psalm 22:19

Jeliel and the 2 of Wands

In the Golden Dawn system, Jeliel corresponds to the 2 of Wands (Mars in Aries) — the card that governs the first decan of Aries, co-ruled with Vehuiah.

It signifies an active, intentional, and directional approach to relationship.

The 2 of Wands describes what happens when two forces meet and choose to move forward together. There is momentum here, but it is not chaotic. It is guided by shared vision, mutual respect, and a willingness to take responsibility for what is being created.

In relationship work, this card highlights:

• A foundation of trust that allows both people to expand without losing connection
• The courage to take initiative rather than waiting for the other to lead
• Honest communication that keeps the energy moving and prevents stagnation
• A natural sense of alignment around future plans and shared direction

There can be a spark of challenge here too — not conflict for its own sake, but the kind that sharpens both individuals. A relationship under Jeliel’s influence does not become dull. It evolves.

For those born under Jeliel’s guardianship, there is often a straightforward, open quality in how they relate. They do not tend to seek stimulation outside the bond because the relationship itself generates enough energy, growth, and engagement.

This is the deeper gift of Jeliel through the 2 of Wands:
not just connection, but co-creation.

The Yod–Lamed–Yod Code in the Tarot

In the Sephardic Kabbalah-inspired Marseille Tarot system I work with, Jeliel’s name maps to:

• Yod — The Wheel of Fortune
• Lamed — The Hanged Man
• Yod — The Wheel of Fortune

This forms a precise spiritual mechanism:

• You take a wrong turn.
• You are turned upside down — or suspend your usual perspective long enough for a new one to emerge.
• You realign with your path.

The double Wheel tells us that destiny is not lost — but it can be delayed through misalignment.

The Hanged Man is the correction.

Jeliel’s work is to restore alignment in relationships that have drifted off-course, not by force, but through a shift in perception.

What Jeliel Helps With

• Fidelity and trust in relationships
• Finding a compatible partner
• Strengthening existing bonds
• Business partnerships and collaboration
• Mediation and conflict resolution
• Overcoming loneliness and emotional disconnection
• Protection against deceptive or unsuitable partners
• Restoring joy and shared purpose

Working with Jeliel

The mantra Yoh-Lah-Yoh acts as a tuning fork.

Use it:

• Before important conversations
• When seeking clarity in love or partnership
• To release attachment to unavailable people
• To call in aligned, reciprocal connection

Kunzite can be used as a physical anchor — not as a shortcut, but as a stabiliser for the heart field.

Jeliel’s current is gentle but exacting. She does not sustain illusions.

The Angel of Relationships Tarot Spread

Before you begin, take a moment to consciously align with Jeliel’s guidance.

You can do this by softly chanting her mantra Yoh-Lah-Yoh, allowing the sound to settle your energy, or by reciting Psalm 22:19:

But you, O Lord, do not be far from me; O my strength, come quickly to help me.

When you feel ready, lay out the cards.

1. The Current Alignment
   What is the true energetic state of this connection right now?
2. The Divergence Point
   Where has the connection gone off-course?
3. The Hanged Man Perspective
   What must be seen differently to restore alignment?
4. My Role in the Dynamic
   How am I shaping or influencing this connection?
5. The Other Current
   What energy is the other person (or partner dynamic) bringing?
6. The Realigned Path
   What unfolds if alignment is restored?

This non-predictive Tarot spread works to recalibrate and realign in romantic, creative, and business partnerships alike.

Closing Insight

Jeliel does not fix relationships.

She reveals whether there is something real to align with in the first place.

If there is, she strengthens it.
If there isn’t, she makes that unmistakably clear.

Either way, you return to your path.