What is truly and sadly amazing is how you spit upon God by rejecting the many gifts He has given to us to help us attain salvation.
Clearly, your relationship with Jesus is so utterly and completely exclusive and perfect that there is no need or even room for saints, angels, patriarchs, prophets, other Christians, God the Father, or God the Holy Spirit.
Funny how Paul didn't seem to think he was above asking his readers to pray for him. Guess he didn't have that absolute, exclusive locked-gaze relationship with Jesus and Him alone that you have. In places he actually seems to think he was saved as part of a community that amounts to something bigger than just his own "personal relationship" with Jesus. Poor Paul!
Have you ever read the Gospel account of the Incarnation?
Probably, but you've obviously not appreciated it.
Was the angel Gabriel (that's right, they have names) an obstacle between man and God or an intermediary? How did the work of our salvation begin? Through the message of an angel, of course! If there were no other references to angels in all of Scripture, this event by itself should clue you in to their importance. It was an angelic messenger that announced God's favor to man in the form of his Incarnate Son.
This is what Calvinism does for you, friend. It's joyless misery paralyzes you and deprives you of the ability to embrace and appreciate God's messengers whom he sends to assist us in our need.
When Lucifer and his followers were cast out of heaven, who do you think did that?
God, of course! He is the person in charge.