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You Searched For:   Wealth & Prosperity
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A cherished tradition for inviting prosperity is to blow cinnamon powder through your front door at the start of each month. You can enhance this ritual by using a blend of dried, powdered cinnamon, cloves, bay, and basil. Combine these herbs in a bowl and recite: Magic herbs of prosperity, bring luck and wealth this month to me. I call you forth to share your powers. Protect my dwelling, blessed be! Once the herbs are infused with your intention, take a bill of any denomination and loosely ...

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Burning bay leaves is a common incense for many things. Today we are creating bay leaf incense for prosperity. Gather some dried bay leaves and use a Sharpie to draw your favorite symbols for prosperity on them, such as a symbol for currency, a rune prosperity symbol, or even a sigil, just to name a few examples. Either burn the leaves whole or turn them into powder using your favorite method and then burn them. Envision prosperity for yourself and all those around you while it burns. Once all ...

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Food is the oldest form of wealth. Storing it for winter offers survival through a bleak season. The gold of grain came long before the gold of coins. Also, grain's ability to sprout when planted echoes gold's ability to grow through investment. So the oldest prosperity spells are also spells for a bountiful harvest. For this spell, you need a square of green cloth, a handful of golden grain (such as corn or wheat), a gold-colored coin, and a foot or so of green yarn. First, place the handful ...

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The Irish harvest holiday of Lughnasadh, and the Christianized celebration of Lammas in Britain, is a joyful time of gratitude for bounty. For this rite, first verbally thank deities, ancestors, spiritual beings, or the universe itself for all the blessings you've enjoyed this year. Next, anoint a green candle with lavender and rose oil, and light it in a safe holder. Slather thick slices of bread (preferably homemade) with butter, honey, and/or jam, and prepare a platter with seasonal fruits, ...

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Eyebright is a common plant that was once considered man's first medicine. Eyebright's Latin name, Euphrasia nemorosa, comes from a daughter of Zeus, Euphrosyne. She was known for her joy and mirth,...