Magic for car?

[Wannabewizard]

I quite like psalm magic as its familiar and Ariel Gatoga's lessons, but what you should use seems to vary according to who you ask.
What is a good Psalm for a car?

If you don't like new cars, and prefer a well cared for classic, what is a good strategy to use?

This makes a difference apparently to be specific, but what about being specifically open to attract a surprise car you would like? To vague?

And even more advanced, how about manifesting money at the same time for any registration fees, insurance, the whole deal?

My thought patterns are well ahead considering outcomes, a new sports car on a commuting budget is not going to be practical.

Also relevant I suspect, is removing any blocks regarding money and prosperity, leading to subconsciously only 'allowing' myself old junkers.

 

[Yvonne]

Have you studied Ariel Gatoga's lessons? What does he say about the car?

 

[Wannabewizard]

Well, I was looking through quickly to see if there is a relevant Psalm, and there may be one about chariots somewhere, but I am looking for something specific that has already been covered so I can follow the instructions. I have not done a full course, would like to get on with a specific Psalm spell. I don't know what he would say personally, but I remember a lecture where he wanted a Cadillac but the universe sent him a Mercedes. He was open to that. Sounds good.
Mind you, also browsing for car spells online produced a story about the caster getting a Mc Donalds toy car in a happy meal, rather that an automobile...so it got me thinking.

 

[Yvonne]

I saw that about the McDonald's toy. I had a quick look and Gatoga says if necessary any psalm will do. Do you already have what you call an old junker?

I haven't see where he invoked a caddy and got a Merc. I only saw him yesterday. I wonder why he gives courses free.

Good luck, let us know how you get on.

 

[Wannabewizard]

I don't remember what lecture it was in. I am good at finding obscure information, but remembering it later is a different matter. There was no video, only audio and the audience got to ask questions.

Psalm 20 is the one with chariots in it. It can be interpreted how you like, which seems to be an element of all the Psalms.
Honestly I'm stuck right now as I can find what I want to buy the means to do it
I find this when I feel 'off', need to go with when I am inspired. I have had past successes overall, to easy to forget.

I would really like a simple and reliable way to work Psalms with candles that don't go on about cult behavior. If it is not written down with clear instructions I struggle. Still a lot to learn.

I think enough teaching parts are given away to lead into paying for full courses. The inner circle so to speak. And it's clear he is a Lucifarian if you listen closely, the only one I have found with a satisfactory explanation.