Metatron Spoon.
Metatron is a significant figure in Jewish mysticism, often described as an angel or a celestial being who was once a human (Enoch) before his ascension to heaven. He is known as the "scribe of God" and is associated with the Book of Life, recording human deeds and serving as a mediator between God and humanity. Metatron also plays a role in Islamic and Gnostic traditions. 
Key aspects of Metatron:
Celestial Scribe:
Metatron is primarily known as the divine scribe who records all human actions and is said to be in charge of the Book of Life. 
Intermediary:
He acts as a bridge between God and humanity, often depicted as the one who conveys divine messages and instructions. 
Former Human:
Many texts describe Metatron as the prophet Enoch, who ascended to heaven and was transformed into a powerful angel. 
High Rank:
He holds a high position in the angelic hierarchy, sometimes considered the highest angel or even the closest to God. 
Metatron's Cube:
In sacred geometry, Metatron's Cube is a symbol representing the structure of the universe and containing the five Platonic solids, often linked to Metatron's role in creation and order. 
Jewish, Islamic, and Gnostic Traditions:
While primarily a Jewish figure, Metatron also appears in Islamic and Gnostic texts, though sometimes with variations in his role and characteristics.