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

Esau	Esau can symbolize the physical body
Evening	Evening is often associated with limitations, fears, troubles, or the absence of necessary goods.
Evil	In the Psalm Magic, "evil" refers to the negative human thoughts. Such negativity can only lead to trouble. It is important to acknowledge and address this to avoid unfavorable consequences. Undesired states. That which is at odds with Truth. Temporary negative thoughts, and circumstances.
Eye	Eye can mean inner sight, Spiritual vision, or that on which the mind is focussed.
Face	The face can symbolize recognition - it's how we usually identify people. Additionally, the face and forehead can represent intellect. For more, refer to "Countenance."
Fall	Fall often means Detour.
Famine	Famine can be Lack of faith in the power of one’s Superconscious mind. Focussing on the problem rather than working the magic for a solution.
Father	In Psalm Magic "Father" means the Masculine Principle. the God. In the Psalms, father sometimes means the knowledge or wisdom.
Favor	Favor can symbolize the outcome of Psalm Magic.
Fear	The fear of God can refer to a deep reverence for God, rather than fear in the conventional sense. It is the awe we feel in the presence of God. The fear of God does not involve pain or torment. Reverence, respect. In some context it is the lower mind’s survival instinct when it is being adjusted into its proper place, as in the giving up of superstitions and old ideas. (Fear God — give reverence to the Superconscious Mind).
Feet/foot	"Feet" can mean understanding. In the Old Testament, people were instructed that they could claim any land they occupied or "put their foot" upon. In the Bible, land symbolizes manifestation, while the foot represents understanding and concentration in psychology. To acquire the necessary understanding, prayer and meditation on the holy mountain are essential.
Field	A field can mean the mind wherein all thoughts (seeds) are sown.