Angels-LIPIKA (LORDS OF KARMA)

The Lipika are esoteric (occult, theosophical) angels of a very high
order that inscribe all world events and personal experiences in the
cosmic memory, referred to as the akashic records by occultists. Lipika,
from the word lipi (writing), means, simply, the scribes. Although the
name and basic concept derive ultimately from Hindu mythology, it
has been among Theosophists that the notion of the Lipika has fully
blossomed.
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and other Theosophists have asserted
that the occult notion of the Lipika is reflected in esoteric traditions
about recording angels writing down a record of human deeds in the
Book of Life.
Because everyone’s karma is determined by the record of their
deeds, the Lipika are also referred to as the Lords of Karma. Karma,
the moral law of cause and effect, is often described as an impersonal
principle—like the law of gravity—that ensures that every good or
bad action is eventually rewarded or punished, either in the present
lifetime or in a future incarnation. Certain religious thinkers have not
been satisfied with the notion of an impersonal principle, however,
and have postulated intelligent agents who regulate the operation of
the law of karma. These are the Lipika, or the Lords of Karma, who,
according to the Western esoteric tradition, adjust the effects of karma
so that individual souls can learn from their mistakes and hence
evolve spiritually and become better people.