This practice is built upon an extended version of the biblical Psalter. The first 150 psalms are the traditional, canonical book of Psalms known worldwide. The "151" is the key to this unique tradition. This 151st psalm is often considered an "extra" or "supernumerary" psalm. It is not part of the standard Hebrew Bible but is an apocryphal text, most famously found in the Greek Septuagint translation.

Users of the report that the ritual works because the text contains the original Greek numbering and the correct breath marks.

The 151st Psalm is not part of the standard Hebrew Bible but is included in some ancient Greek and Latin manuscripts. The Psalm is a short, lyrical piece that expresses gratitude for God's guidance and protection.

: Lisez le psaume choisi à haute voix, lentement, en vous imprégnant de la signification de chaque mot. Visualisez votre demande déjà réalisée.

While the "fixed" layout ensures the text stays aligned, it can be a bit rigid to read on smaller smartphone screens compared to an e-reader format.