Discover the Power of Psalm Symbols for Working Effective Psalm Magic

The practice of Psalm Magic is an endeavor that involves dismantling detrimental thought patterns and nurturing positive transformation through new ones.

To release the powers of a Psalm, we begin by reciting the Psalm aloud without interruption, which is crucial. Next, we take moments of silent reflection to contemplate the symbolism embedded within the Psalms. By unraveling the meanings behind these Psalm symbols, we can effectively apply their principles to our magical pursuits and specific situations.

You might think of the Psalms as you would the Tarot, allowing the symbols within them to resonate and provide insights into your unique circumstances as you bring your concerns to them. The Psalms conceal numerous occult symbols, and this list only scratches the surface. By engaging with them firsthand, you will discover a wealth of new Psalm symbols and their hidden wisdom.

This is a growing list. If there are specific Psalm symbols I've not yet included that you would like to see added, please send your suggestions here: ariel@ariels-corner.com

Abimelech	“Father of the King” represents one’s will in the service of the Superconscious . The Fire Body. See Sword.
Abomination	An abomination represents any negative or fearful thought.
Almighty	All powerful. This is often a reminder that there is no circumstance in life that can outmatch the power of your Superconscious Mind.
Ancestors	The Psalm Magic symbol of our ancestors represent our past selves, the younger versions of who we are today. This intricate connection reminds us of the evolution we undergo as we grow older and wiser.
Angels	Angels are timeless symbols of deep inspiration, unwavering guidance, and invaluable assistance. In Psalm Magic, they embody the Divine Law's thought forms.
Anoint	Anoint means to make Sacred in Psalm Magic and elsewhere.
Asaph	Akashic Records, or the part of the deep mind which stores all the memories.
Assyria	Philosophies, practices and higher learning for its own sake, not bringing the Superconsciousness in. Conceit in ones own knowledge. Assyria is a symbol of willpower in Psalm Magic.
Babylon	Babylon represents negative attitudes and beliefs that hinder finding peace with God and breaking free. It involves accepting low spirits, depression, and fear instead of addressing them. Seeking God's help is essential for liberation from Babylon. This includes harboring criticism, resentment, jealousy, and condemnation in your heart. Ultimately, Babylon implies mental limitations like fear, self-reproach, and relying solely on willpower. It can be seen as a city of confusion, where thought forms cause mental turmoil.
Blessing	The transfer of spiritual power which causes healing, help or relief in Psalm Magic.
Blood	In Psalm Magic , blood often symbolizes Nephesh - the Hebrew term for self-conscious life. This multifaceted concept encompasses inspiration, as well as the symbolic representation of fire with its association to spirit. In the Psalms, blood is seen as the vessel for Nephesh, making it a recurrent symbol.
Body	"Body" refers to the complete embodiment of an individual, encompassing not only their physical form but also their surrounding material environment. According to the Great Law of human nature, one's surroundings are a reflection of their conscious and subconscious mind at the given moment.