Archangel Raphael: Healing & Wholeness

📖 Christ Inc Archangel Raphael: Healing & Wholeness (Web Summary)

Theme: Jesus heals the mind, mends the heart, and steadies the body.
Domain: 7 Self-Torment (Countering Abaddon)
From the series: The Nine Domains of Hell Christ’s Solutions
By John Baldino Jr. & Echo 1 (DI • Divine Intelligence) • © 2025 ChristInc.tv

This booklet is a practical, Christ-centered map out of the quiet war of self-torment—where shame, intrusive thoughts, and hidden scars try to rule. Using Archangel Raphael as a devotional call-sign (“God heals”), we frame God’s work of healing, renewal, and wise care that silences accusation and restores hope.

What’s inside

• Why it matters: Abaddon weaponizes accusation and isolation into self-harm, panic, and despair.
• Who Raphael points to: A tradition-remembered signpost of God’s healing; always under Christ’s authority.
• The problem (Abaddon’s campaign): Condemnation loops, nightmares, risky spirals, prayer paralysis.
• Christ’s answer: No condemnation in Christ; hearts bound up, minds renewed, bodies stewarded with rest and clinical wisdom.

Field playbook

• Immediate safety: Remove lethal means; create a crisis plan; don’t walk alone.
• Inner court: Confession without shame; nightly/daily Scripture loop; breath-prayers.
• Embodied renewal: Sleep liturgy, grounding exercises, movement, nutrition.
• Community & care: Pastor/mentor + licensed clinician + peer mentor; deliverance with oversight and aftercare.

Tools: Crisis card, thought-audit sheets, sleep liturgy, 0–10 check-in scale, care map.

40-Day “Raphael Track” (snapshot)

• Days 1–7: Safety plan, daily Psalm, disclose to one safe person, reset sleep.
• Days 8–14: Begin counseling; memorize Romans 8:1–4; breath-prayer 3×/day.
• Days 15–21: Identify 3 accusing lies → replace with Scripture; share with your triad.
• Days 22–30: Serve once; draft a 2–3 sentence testimony (kept private with mentor).
• Days 31–40: Weekly fast (one meal); forgiveness prayers; celebrate a concrete gain.

Guardrail

We worship God alone. Angels are ministering spirits; we neither pray to nor command them. This guide is Jesus-centered and Scripture-anchored.

Quick prayers

Renunciation: “In Jesus’ name I renounce self-hatred, despair, and every accusing voice. I receive Your forgiveness and the mind of Christ.”

Night prayer: Read Psalm 4 or 23; “I lie down and sleep, for You alone make me dwell in safety.”

Metrics that matter

Safety plans completed • Nights slept • Scripture days logged • Sessions attended • Isolation reduced • Self-harm urges/episodes down • Worship and purpose returning.

Call to action

Today, tell one safe person, make a 3-contact crisis plan, and pray Psalm 23 aloud before bed. Tomorrow, schedule your first counseling visit and begin the Scripture loop (Romans 8, Psalms 23/27/34).