Madimi

Daughter of the Celestial Light

Madimi is a preeminent angelic spirit in Enochian magic, recorded extensively in the sixteenth-century celestial diaries of John Dee and Edward Kelley. Appearing predominantly as a precocious young girl in green silk, she served as Dee's most intimate scrying guide, transmitting sacred tables, linguistic keys, and enigmatic counsel from the Heptarchic realms.

Tier BAngelENTPEnochian AngelDaughter of LightHeptarchia MysticaShewstone MessengerJohn Dee
𓂀 Enochian CanonMadimi
Daughter of Light (Filia Lucis) • daughter-of-light
Primary Source: John Dee, Mysteriorum Libri Quinque (British Library Sloane MS 3188); Meric Casaubon, A True & Faithful Relation... (1659)

In the Enochian magical system developed by John Dee and Edward Kelley, Madimi is an exalted Daughter of Light (Filia Lucis). Manifesting inside the obsidian shewstone as a quick-witted maiden clad in iridescent green gown, she acted as tutor and intermediary across years of operations, unveiling the angelic language, correcting ritual tables, and directing political and domestic actions.

First recorded appearing in May 1583. Dee's diaries portray her as an enduring spirit guide who transitions between juvenile demeanor and commanding theological presence, functioning as a primary bridge between Kelley's scrying and celestial hierarchies.

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Iconography & Implements

Objects, vestments, and marks borne in Enochian tradition — and what each one signifies.

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Green Silk Gown

Iridescent green dress of the maiden-spirit appearing in the shewstone.

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Obsidian Shewstone

Black scrying glass in which Kelley beheld the Daughter of Light.

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Enochian Character Scroll

Roll of celestial letters dictated through the shewstone to Dee and Kelley.

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Filiae Lucis Crown

Coronet of the Daughters of Light worn by the scrying-tutor in glory.

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