Publisher's Synopsis
Time is sacred. In spiritual practice, the question is often not just what must be done, but when. Some divine forces work through slow transformation, guiding the faithful through patience and endurance. But others-like Saint Expedite-cut through time itself, ensuring that what must happen, happens now. This book explores Saint Expedite as more than a Catholic folk saint, presenting him as a structured force of divine immediacy, a living emanation of certainty and manifestation. Through the lenses of Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism, Christian esotericism, and folk devotion, this text uncovers Expedite's role as an agent of divine decree, an enforcer of timing, and the remover of all delay. We will examine his alignment with the sefirot of Netzach and Hod, divine Names that govern victory and swift intervention, and his parallels to angelic forces such as Michael and Metatron. For those seeking to work with Expedite, this book offers prayers, invocations, and spiritual alignments designed to tap into his power as a divine emanation. Whether through traditional Catholic offerings, Kabbalistic Names of God, or esoteric frameworks of divine movement, Expedite stands as a force ensuring that divine will does not hesitate, but manifests in perfect time. To call upon Expedite is to align oneself with the force of divine certainty, the principle that what is decreed in the higher realms will unfold without resistance in the material world. Whether for urgent material aid, spiritual clarity, or the immediate collapse of obstacles, his power remains constant: what must be done will be done-without delay, without interference, and with the full force of divine authority.
