The KnowTheAngels Editorial Team is the byline on every guide in the library. The team researches each topic from named sources, writes the guide, keeps its source list current and corrects it when a reader or a later check finds an error.
What the team covers
- Angel numbers and numerology, including the Pythagorean and Chaldean calculation methods.
- Archangels, biblical angels and angel names, traced through Hebrew, Greek, Latin and Arabic sources.
- Guardian angels, angel symbols and angel dreams across Jewish, Christian, Islamic and modern spiritual traditions.
- Spiritual practices such as prayer, meditation and journaling.
Why the library uses one team byline
One byline gives the whole library one accountable owner for sourcing standards, corrections and updates. The byline does not stand for a clergy role, an academic post or a professional licence. When a reading belongs to a theologian, a numerologist or a religious tradition, the guide names that source in the text and in its source list.
Sources the team works from
Guides draw on published Bible translations, the Catholic Encyclopedia, early Jewish texts such as 1 Enoch and Tobit, Renaissance works such as Agrippa's Three Books of Occult Philosophy, and modern numerology authors such as Cheiro. Each guide lists the specific works it relies on, and the editorial policy explains how the team weighs them when they disagree.
Contact the team
Corrections and source questions go to corrections@knowtheangels.com. Everything else goes to contact@knowtheangels.com. The contact page lists what to include.