What are the 72 names?

Ancient Kabbalist, Rabbi Shimon bar Yokhai writes in the Zohar that it was Moses, not God, who parted the Red Sea allowing the Jews to narrowly escape Pharaoh and the Egyptian army. Moses had a special formula. The formula that he used to overcome the laws of nature was hidden in the Zohar for 2,000 years.

This formula is called the 72 Names of God. The 72 Names are not really names, as in Betty, Bill, Barbara, and Bob. The 72 Names are 72 three-letter sequences composed of Hebrew letters that have the extraordinary power to overcome the laws of both mother and human nature. These 72 sequences are actually encoded into the Bible story that tells of the parting of the Red Sea. They are like conduits that transmit various blends of energy from the Light into our physical world. By using the power of the 72 Names and overcoming their reactive natures, Moses and the Jews were able to accomplish the miracle of the Red Sea.

                                 72 names of God:

Meaning: We have the power within ourselves to activate the 72 names so that the influence our lives: The various groupings help us eradicate various maladies – physical and mental, be they sicknesses or health problems or infertility, and those mental disturbances such as pressure, depression, anger and so forth. Each of the groupings connects us to a source of strength using which we obtain the ability to control every sphere of our lives and change them for the better, changing difficulty to challenge, and getting the best we can out of our existence.

For example:

The grouping of the letters 'mem', 'hey', 'shin' is a segula according to the Kabbalah, for cure and health.

The grouping of the letters 'chaf', 'lamed', 'yud' is a segula for fertility, according to Kabbalah. It does wonders for those finding it hard to become pregnant.

The grouping of the letters 'alef', 'lamed', daled', is, according to Kabbalah, a segula, for strong defense against the evil eye and negative forces.

The grouping of the letters 'hey', 'hey', 'ayin', is a segula, according to the Kabbalah, for love for ourselves and those we love.

The grouping of the letters 'samech', 'alef', 'lamed', is a segula, according to the Kabbalah, for abundance, power to influence, and improvement of financial status.

The grouping of the letters 'shin', 'alef', 'hey', is a segula, according to the Kabbalah, for enchanting marriage and for finding a suitable partner.

These groupings can help anyone to reach a physical or spiritual peace. They connect us to the source of power that helps us to cope with everyday pressures.