AST How to Befriend Angels: A Practical Guide by Mikhail Ageev — Hardcover, 192 Pages, 2024 Edition

Overview

AST How to Befriend Angels is a structured print guide that presents stepwise practices for recognizing and engaging with angelic presence in daily life. Written for readers ranging from dedicated skeptics to experienced esoteric practitioners, the book outlines perspectives on spiritual support and practical methods for cultivating attentive awareness.

Through concise chapters, the guide explores levels of interaction with angelic forces, contexts in which support may arise, and focused practices for calling upon Archangel Raphael and angels of healing. The 2024 hardcover edition delivers durable, offset-printed pages intended for sustained study and reference.

Why You'll Like It

• Clear, progressive format that moves from foundational concepts to applied practices without requiring prior expertise.
• Durable hardcover binding and offset paper suitable for repeated reading and note-taking.
• Compact 17x134x208 mm size fits easily on shelves or in a bag for on-the-go study.
• Concise 192-page volume that balances depth with readability for focused sessions.
• Age-appropriate content rated 16+, aligning with adult personal development and wellness interests.
• Part of the School of Esoterics series, offering continuity for readers building a structured practice library.

Who It's For

• Skeptics seeking grounded, experiential approaches to spiritual topics.
• Esoteric practitioners looking to expand their toolkit for energetic and healing work.
• Readers interested in structured self-development and reflective daily practices.
• Collectors and students of contemporary esoteric literature within the School of Esoterics series.
• Adult learners prioritizing durable, long-form resources for ongoing study.

Package Details

• Single hardcover volume, 192 pages, offset paper, 292 g.
• Dimensions 17x134x208 mm; 84x108/32 publication format.
• 2024 release from AST, Russian language edition.
• ISBN 978-5-17-163016-4; circulation 19,000 copies.