If you actually thought about it, I’m sure you would realize that guardian angels are not just “dropped” from the sky. We are structured and organized in rank and purpose. Kind of like an army. We each have our own purposes, objectives, capabilities and authority. While I detail my division and rank in my book, Oleand, The Guardian Angel, there is much more to reveal. This will be done in subsequent books, but, for the time being, the flowcharts should help you understand the basis for the roles guardian angels serve in people’s lives.

In the book I discuss how people who have a special task or mission to perform on planet Earth have six angels, all of which are archangels.  One of these angels is a Supervisory Angel, one is a Guardian Angel, and one is Archangel Michael (a special warrior angel) who is normally only called in when necessary to fight battles for the human’s soul, but is on constant assignment as one of the six angels throughout the life of a person who is called to a special mission.  The other three are special helper angels who have specific talents in order to assist the human in fulfilling his or her destiny.

The Supervisory Angel of a person with six angels acts directly under God's supervision and also supervises the other five angels. 

The majority of humans have two angels. These angels may or may not be archangels, depending on the nature and destiny of the person.  One angel is a Guardian Angel and one is a supervisor.  This supervisor may also supervise more than one person (up to three).This supervisor also reports to a higher level Supervisory Angel instead of reporting directly to God.

Please note that for all people, regardless of their calling or destiny, extra angels can be   called for assistance whenever it is necessary.

The normal situation is for a person to have two angels.  One of these angels
is a Guardian Angel, like me, and the other angel is a Supervisory Angel, that may or may not be an Archangel and may also supervise up to three humans at a time.

The standard is for the Guardian Angel of a person to remain on assignment for the person’s entire life, like I have with Marti. When the person dies, the silver cord is broken and the guardian angel leads the person to his or her prepared place. Supervisory Angels, however, do not necessarily remain on an assignment throughout the entire course of a person’s life – sometimes they go on to other assignments and are replaced by a different angel.

For all people, extra angels can be called for assistance whenever it is necessary. And, in both scenarios, “Special Mission” and “Special Calling”, it is typically the Supervisory Angel that materializes when it is necessary or desirable to do so.  Other angels can also be called to the scene for materialization purposes, if a situation requires it.  While I expand upon the purpose, challenges and outcomes of materializing in my book, I can tell you here that some angels really like to materialize, but others are not interested one single bit.  You’ll learn why after you read Chapter 12, When I Went to Extremes.

It is important to note that angels are God’s representatives on Earth. Many times, they cannot respond to the human condition because to do so would alter future forecasts or interfere with free will.  Angels allow humans to do things against their better judgment unless a decision or action would interfere permanently with the ultimate ordained outcome.  In other words, if a person’s course of action would permanently alter that person’s destined path or special calling, the person’s angel will interfere. . .