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Ktubah / Wedlock Amulet

The Ktubah (marriage contract) symbolizes the covenant which is made between a husband and wife to live together with love, respect and create a loving family. This Amulet is made for the wife, the receiver of the Ktubah, so that she will keep the wedding vows, (its influence for the husband too). maintain a close, loving and harmonic atmosphere within the family and as on her wedding day.

925 sterling silver. DR1025. 7 gr. 1.1 x 1.2 in.

Recommended Use for Best Results

This procedure should be done in private: The Amulet's owner should put it on the palm of the right hand (the giving hand) and concentrate on its face. Then s/he will put it on the palm of the left hand (the receiving hand) and repeat the procedure. Then s/he will cover the left palm and the Amulet on it with the right palm and concentrate for some time.

From the beginning to the end of this procedure the person should concentrate on his/her wish. All wishes should flow from the soul and should be phrased in a positive way only. One should avoid situations where his/her wish would spoil someone else's wish.

The Amulet could be placed in a pocket, as a medallion, on a keychain, or anywhere else physically close to the owner. It is recommended to periodically hold the Amulet and concentrate upon the wish. Wishes may be changed or added in accordance with the purpose of the Amulet.

The above is a recommendation. Each person should find their own way of setting their intention upon their wishes.

About King Solomon Amulets

Amulets and good luck charms have existed since the dawn of history. Their purpose was to provide emotional security for people, success in their endeavors – mainly hunting, war, success in growing crops, overcoming illnesses – and, essentially, any and every good thing a person could want for one's family and oneself. The tribal healers or wizards gave out the amulets. With the development of urban settlement and the changes in the belief patterns and religions, this role was passed on to religious priests and, in effect, it is they and people possessing similar special attributes as well, who still deal with this today. As was said, the amulet provides the person with emotional help, which is meant to operate on a subliminal level. The amulet solves the issues of a person's lack of confidence on two levels: the first being a lack of belief in one's abilities, and the second being a lack of knowledge regarding the future.

One can distinguish between overt amulets (which can be displayed) and hidden amulets (which cannot be displayed). Another way to distinguish among amulets would be the division between those designed for a person and those designed for a place (a home or place of business). These amulets could be uniform – where anyone may purchase the same amulet – or they could be personal amulets, which can be made to order (each one tailor-made according to a person's needs) by people with special attributes who are privy to the secret of their preparation. Unlike the many claimants who openly declare their knowledge, there are a few, modest persons who are really privy to the secret of amulet making. A final distinction would be between a shaped amulet and a written amulet. Most of the amulets today are of the written type.

According to Kabbalah, the letters created the world. This indeed is a sentence that seems logical and clear to us, since without verbal communication we are unable even to move from our place. The story of the Tower of Babel is a famous one – when work on the tower was halted and the people dispersed the moment each had his own language and all communication collapsed.

However, each letter possesses its own unique, powerful energy. Combining letters, words and sentences gives power according to the position and content of the words or letters. Finding the letters and the words, and constructing sentences suitable for the amulet's purpose, is the important secret of its composition. An amulet can be written on almost anything, but materials that endure over time and are impervious to environmental conditions are preferable. The main power of the amulet is drawn from its written contents, but the writing surface itself has a value of its own, even if a lesser one.

The texts used by the amulet writers are mainly those of the Holy Scriptures such as the Bible, with the emphasis being on sentences from the Torah (Five Books of Moses), though also from Psalms and other books, and the texts of various prayers as well. There are those who use words of a certain meaning relevant to a topic using direct methods of writing (copying the entire text), or indirect, such as writing a word composed of the first or last letters of an entire sentence. There are ways to write a sentence with all the words joined in order to keep the amulet incomprehensible to any person. Because it was God who created human beings and the world as well, therefore the paths to the wisdom of creation are common to man and the world. As a result, these codes provide aid and assistance to the person when they are integrated into the amulet.

It can be said that choosing a word or a sentence is done according to the type and purpose of the amulet. The names of angels in charge of the spheres appropriate to the content and purpose of the amulet are added to many amulets.

King Solomon's amulets are unique among amulets in several ways. Solomon was a philosopher-king. There was peace during his reign and the kingdom prospered and served as a regional cultural center. He occupied himself with problem solving and assistance through writing and other forms. As the father of the saying, “He who lives by sword shall die by the sword," he viewed every problem in two contrasting and complementary ways. Many years before the scientific genius Sir Isaac Newton formulated his Third Law, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, King Solomon was aware of this fact and used it as the basis for his doctrine of amulet design. In addition, he did not believe in one remedy or solution for all of life's problems, and thus his amulets were designed to solve specific problems such as overcoming illness, finding work, clarity of thought, becoming pregnant, etc. He viewed the issue of finding work and financial success in the wake of the job as two separate and different problems. Furthermore, according to his doctrine, the birth of many descendants requires special assistance, different from the assistance one needs simply to become pregnant and so forth. That is why there are so many amulets ascribed to him or according to his doctrine. King Solomon’s amulets are very ancient and are mentioned in the closing prayer of the Book of Formation as being of special quality. People of other religions have also adopted Solomon’s doctrines and indeed, there are non-Jewish signs on some of the amulets. The structure of a Solomon amulet is an outer layer on which mainly verses from the Torah are inscribed and an inner part, which is the operating engine. The outer layer directs the power and contains biblical verses, which offer two possibilities: success and failure. The inner layer pushes toward success. The inner layer is composed of Torah verses as well, be they complete or composed of the first letter of each word alone.

These amulets are written in the original Hebrew writing in which the Bible was written and from the period of King Solomon (about 1000 BCE). The reasons for include: preserving the amulet's authenticity, and preserving modesty in the call for help (prayer and calling for help should be done privately and these letters, unknown today, preserve the rule of modesty). The original Hebrew is known for its special powers and thus it works directly on the subconscious. Many claim that it is the mother script from which all scripts evolved.

In the amulet's design, the writing is generally Hebrew but there are those that use a form of writing called “Kabbalistic writing” or, by its other name, “Angel” script. The verses and the combinations are according to the connection to the problem or request of the person commissioning the amulet, and the assistance that the person could gain from the combinations and verses on the amulet. The person using the amulet has an important part – perhaps no less so than the person writing the amulet. It is the very desire for the amulet and its use, and the belief in it, that help the amulet succeed – no less than its writing.

According to Kabbalah, it is forbidden for the person to be familiar with the content and the meaning of the codes in the amulet, but only the purpose for which it is intended. This is for two main reasons: the first because, “there is no blessing save from what is hidden from the eye”; and the second because if the person knows the amulet's contents and what is written in it, he is liable to try to interpret it in his own way or disagree with the intention or interpretation given to it by the person with special attributes. In this way, the belief in the amulet's power would be diminished or cancelled. Thus, the amulet's power would not work for him because of the “disturbance” created by the amulet owner himself.

A person who wants to benefit from the amulet must be conscious of the fact that he is bearing an amulet and “consider” it from the moment he wears it. The intention here is not that it will assist him in his thoughts of obtaining his desire, but that he gives the amulet a chance to help. In practice, the person must stop feeling pressured and acting obsessively towards obtaining his goals, and become aware that there is a new factor involved to which time and soul must be devoted.

The Power of Letters

According to Kabbalah, the material world was created by twenty two letters and ten numbers. The human body is a part of it, having been created from earth. The human soul was created by the twenty two letters. Therefore, the letters are the primary power of creation given to Man by God. Each letter has great energy of its own; the precise combination of letters, words and sentences, will result with a potent influential synergy that can be channeled to aid and protect, according to need.

This explains the importance of names, which affect one's personality as well as one's destiny. A Kabbalah expert may change the name of a person in need, or add letters to it, to promote healing or to change the person's destiny.

An authentic Kabbalah amulet employs the power of letters, and its letters may be written on almost any material. The amulet's strength stems mainly from the letters which compose it, the material it is made of being of secondary significance. As a designer in this domain of energies, I make use of letters, and base my work on the Bible and on the Book of Creation.

The Mystery

Writers of amulets use prayers and Biblical texts, first and foremost verses from the Torah. As a rule, the user of an amulet should not be able to comprehend the wording, so it is coded for secrecy. This is done for two reasons:

1. A person who understands the content of the amulet might interpret it in his own way and doubt or oppose it, and thus hinder the amulet's force.
    

2. As the ancient saying goes, "Blessing prevails in the mysterious".
   The user should only know the purpose of the amulet. His wish to be helped by the amulet, his trust and his faith promote the amulet's influence at least as much as does the writing.

To enjoy the amulet, one should be aware of it all the time. He should not try to will the amulet into action, but allow it to bring its power into effect. It would be best to relax, acknowledging the existence of a benevolent power, and giving it the time and space to act.

The King Solomon School

Several schools of amulet makers are known, the highest of which is the King Solomon School.

King Solomon was a philosopher who studied the faith and beliefs of many nations, and derived from them new elements to be used in amulets. He always approached problems in his dual way, opposing and complementary. He wrote in the Book of Ecclesiastes: "Around and around goes the wind, ever returning to its place of origin", many centuries before Sir Isaac Newton stated the rule that to each force in nature there is an equal balancing force. King Solomon based his teachings of amulet making on this understanding, and always saw more than one solution for any problem. King Solomon's amulets are designed to remedy very specific difficulties, and there are countless amulets following his school, made by Jews and by non-Jews.

Materials

Amulets can be written on any material because the letters are the active element which create its power. However, the material has some influence, obstructing or enhancing. There are pure and compound materials (alloys), perishable and non-perishable materials. Gold, silver, leather and copper are pure, non-perishable materials thus their energy supports the writing. Iron, wood, stone and alloy of zinc (and others) are perishable materials which obstruct the energy of the Amulet's letters. So it is important to consider the material from which the Amulet is made. True Amulets are made of pure non-perishable materials. Parchment is a non-perishable material which symbolizes the four elements (air, water, earth and fire) which are also what man is made of. Water – the human body is 80% water. Earth – "earth to earth" – the material part of the body. Air - the oxygen which gives us breath. Fire – the energy which causes all the systems in our body to function properly. Parchment is the closest material to the human body because it comes from a living creature. That is why it is an excellent platform for Amulets, but the ink tends to fade with time. Among the metals there are differences between copper and gold and silver. Silver, from the sphere of Grace (Chesed), helps unconditionally (as does the moon, which belongs to the same sphere and reflects the light of the sun). Gold, however, is from the sphere of law (Din), and helps only to those who deserve help (as does the sun, which creates its own light which reaches everyone, but can harm those who are not protected). Gold will either provide very strong assistance or none at all. Copper (also brass and bronze) belongs to the sphere of essence (Yesod) which gives and take equally thus it is a sure platform for writing Amulets. The alloy named "five metals" is considered wrongly to have special qualities.

The origin of this theory is probably with the medieval alchemists, not in Jewish Kabala. According to the Kabala the letters are most important and the material is secondary. The letters have pure, primary and powerful energy since they are the builders of the universe. The power of the material is of another kind, much weaker. Its energy is secondary (non creative), since solid material is a result of an energetic action which changed its form naturally when created, thus the energy which emanates from a solid material is weaker (not a creative energy such as the letters have) than that of letters and its ability to influence positively or negatively is limited. This is true regarding each and every material, including minerals and crystals.