The great power of the Tehillim or Psalms

Psalm 119: this Tehillim is divided into 22 stanzas, which correspond to each of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Each stanza consists of 8 verses and each has a specific virtue:
– Vers. Alef 1-8: before performing a mitzvah.
– Vers. Bet 9- 16: against forgetfulness
– Vers. Gimel 17 – 24: against affections in the right eye.
– Vers. Dalet 25-32: affections in the left eye.
– Vers. Hei 33- 40: to be safe from transgression.
– Vers. Vav 41 – 49: to inspire fear in a ruler.
– Vers. Zain 49- 56: for the good health of the spleen.
– Vers. Jet 57 – 64: stomach pains.
– Vers Tet 65 – 72: against ailment of the kidneys, right or left.
– Vers. IUD 73 – 80: counter suspicions.
– Vers. JAF 81- 88: for the right nostril.
– Vers. LAMED 89 – 96: before going to court.
– Vers MEM 97 – 104: by the right arm.
– Vers. NUN 105- 112: before going on a journey.
– Vers. SAMAJ 113- 120: to accomplish our duties.
– Vers. AIN 121 – 128: by the left arm.
– Vers. PEI 129 – 136: through the left nostril.
– Vers. TZADIK 137-144: to destroy the enemies.
– Vers. KUF145 – 152: through the left leg.
– Vers. RESIH 153 – 160: through the right ear.
– Verses SHIN 161 – 168: against the fear of the enemy.
– Vers. TAV 161 – 168: by the left ear.

Psalm 120: to be reconciled

Psalm 121: when going out in the evening alone

Psalm 122: when presenting oneself to a personality

Psalm 123: for a fleeing slave

Psalm 124: when embarking on a ship’s voyage

Psalm 125: to be safe from enemies

Psalm 126: to be recited by a woman who has lost her children

Psalm 127: for a newborn male child

Psalm 128: for a pregnant woman

Psalm 129: to have the privilege of doing a good deed

Psalm 130: to embark on a ship’s voyage

Psalm 131: powerful declarations of surrender to God

Psalm 132: to keep oaths

Psalm 133: to maintain the state of friendship among friends

Psalm 134: To Say Before Torah Study

Psalm 135: Ridding Yourself of Heretical Thoughts

Psalm 136: To acknowledge one’s faults

Psalm 137: To Cast Off Hatred

Psalm 138: To Shake Off Pride

Psalm 139: To Inspire Love in a Partner

Psalm 140: To Counteract a Bad Relationship

Psalm 141: Against Heart Ailments

Psalm 142: Against Ailments of the Thighs

Psalm 143: against ailments of the arm

Psalm 144: for a broken arm

Psalm 145: to get rid of fear

Psalm 146: to be safe from injury by any sharp element

Psalm 147: against viper bite

Psalm 148: to be saved from a fire

Psalm 149: to prevent a fire from spreading

Psalm 150: Praise Hashem for all His works.

Don’t forget to pray the psalms if it happens

Affliction in general: 13, 20, 102
Affliction caused by a specific ailment: 6, 103
Livelihood: 23, 34, 36, 62, 65, 65, 67, 85, 85, 104, 121, 136, 144, 145
Before doing a business: 114
For success in a business: 63
Against the evil eye: 31
For a grace or favor received: 9, 18, 21, 57, 95, 95, 100, 107, 116, 138
To achieve recognition of one’s mistakes and repentance: 51, 90, 136
On the day of a circumcision: 12
At the birth of a baby: 20, 127, 139
For before going to court and winning a trial: 20, 93
Against false accusations and unfounded accusations: 117
To obtain help in difficult times: 20, 38, 85, 86, 102, 130, 142
To find a partner: 32, 38, 70, 71, 72, 82, 121, 124
For a pregnant woman: 128
For a healthy delivery and protection of the baby and the mother: 1, 4, 5, 8, 20, 35, 35, 57, 93, 108, 142. And also, to hang ShirLaMaalot (Psalm 121) in the delivery room and the maternity room; and when returning home, to hang it also in the maternity room. And also, for the protection of the baby, hang it in the stroller and the crib.
For peace in the couple: 46, 139, 140.
For the People of Israel: 43, 79, 80, 83

Now that you know what each Tehillim is for, do not forget to pray it.

With information from ivrakadisha.com

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