Psalms

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Been working more with Psalms as of late , its said all Psalms can be used for anything, but what are some of your favorite Psalms ?

 

[saucepan47]

139

 

[rin_]

1, 55, 78, 143…Psalms is one of my favorites

 

[Lurking Magician]

119. The longest Psalm, the best acrostic Psalm, multiple uses, especially when divided in the 22 "mini" Psalms.

 

[Seimulluh]

Psalm 23.

 

[Amadeus]

I like these the most 1, 20, 23, 91, 112, 119, 150

 

[beardedeldridge]

Yeah you can make an entire practice out of using the Psalms individually or as a whole (or ideally both).

I started making my list of my most useful ones but once it hit double digits I laughed and gave up.

If I were to select only two for unique & interesting reasons, I would say 24 & 110.

But I’ve probably got as much or more use than any others, specifically for preparing an area and opening the ways, out of 134 & the beginning of 141.

-Eld

 

[aims]

For a legal case and courts, which Psalms do you usually use?

 

[Amadeus]

legal case and courts

I would do a mix 7, 26, 35, 37 then 20 the victory PS. Add 91 in there as well, it has many uses. I think I saw 82 being mentioned somewhere.

 

[beardedeldridge]

For a legal case and courts, which Psalms do you usually use?

Maybe others can give their experience using Psalms specifically.

The only time I’ve needed something similar I think I used the 2nd Pentacle of Jupiter (since the case was specifically about money) which is consecrated with part of Psalm 112 and that went really well for us. If not specifically about money maybe check out Psalm 3.

- Eld

 

[Amadeus]

This is one way I'd read them.
7, 20, 26, 35, 37, 91. Add requests before and after. Then start from 20,26,35,37,91, 7 together with requests. Repeat, this time starting with 26, 35 37 91 7 20, add requests. Then 35 37 91 7 20 26, with requests. Cycling them like that, creating an unique ritual out of them.
37 91 7 20 26 35.
91 7 20 26 35 37
As the final thing read the first order 7, 20, 26, 35, 37, 91, add the requests and close the ritual.

 

[beardedeldridge]

Like Amadeus wrote, stacking Psalms are always a solid plan ime.

Slightly off topic but I’ve really fallen off my psalter work the last few months. I’ve fallen back to barebones on most of my practice in general tbh. When this topic showed up I took my working book down from its position to think about what I would suggest. So I sat down in my working area and starting invoking a string of the psalms. Got done went back to my desk and got a call from my boss to let me know an unexpected gig/job/project just popped so that will gross me another $4k bonus for a little travel and additional time (I get paid to just be in my office). Wasn’t trying for or expecting anything but the timing was interesting.

-Eld

 

[aims]

Maybe others can give their experience using Psalms specifically.

The only time I’ve needed something similar I think I used the 2nd Pentacle of Jupiter (since the case was specifically about money) which is consecrated with part of Psalm 112 and that went really well for us. If not specifically about money maybe check out Psalm 3.

- Eld

Thank you

 

[MorganBlack]

Psalm 35 (per Hougan Jean Kent's book) for getting all my guilty-as-sin speeding and traffic tickets dismissed or"lost" in the system. For purposes he lists it as "Pslam for court." I do not know if Psalm 35 "is" for court that's the first book I go to when identifying purposes, and have generally found it effective.