Here are some money spells which you can try. Remember, don't be greedy.
To Obtain Money...- from Celtic Magic by D. J. Conway
Done During the Full Moon...
Fill your cauldron half full of water and drop a silver coin into it. Position the cauldron so that the light from the moon shines into the water. Gently sweep your
hands just above the surface, symbolically gathering the Moon's silver.
While doing this say...
"Lovely Lady of the Moon, bring to me your
wealth right soon. Fill my hands with silver
and gold. All you give, my purse can hold."
Repeat this three times. When finished, pour the water upon the earth.
Money, Money Spell...
This spell I made my own version... and it works quite well!
This must be done on the Proper Day and Hour of Jupiter. I will explain more in a bit.
You will need a Green Candle and a White Candle. The Green candle represents the money, and the white candle represents you. Make sure you annoint the candles with oil first, thinking of your desire for money to come to you. Set the candles on your alter or table 8 inches apart. After doing this say...
"Money, money come to me
In abundance three times three
May I be enriched in the best of ways
Harming none on its way
This I accept, so mote it be
Bring me money three times three!"
You need to start this Spell on a Thursday which is the Day of Jupiter and at the proper hour of Jupiter for your Latitude and Longitude. Repeat this for 8 days. Each day move the White Candle one inch closer to the Green Candle. When the Candles touch, your spell is finished. This will end the Spell on a Thursday as well.
Each day you should find the proper Planetary Hour of Jupiter and do the Spell at that time. This will give it much more Power.
Jupiter is associatied with Money.
Make sure you visualize the money pouring in from the Universe but make sure you imagine a source of where that money will come from... and don't ask for the Lotto.... it's not gonna happen.
Coltsfoot Wealth Spell...
For wealth and prosperity for a year,
take the husk from an ear of corn and put
a dollar bill along with a note written on parchment,
"Oh, dear god of luck,
money is like muck,
not good except it be spread.
Spread some here at--------------(write in your address).
Thanks be to thee. Amen."
Sign your name.
Sprinkle the dollar bill and note with coltsfoot leaves.
Roll the husk up and tie together with green string or ribbon.
Hang the token up above the entryway with green cord.
That husk should bring riches into your home or business by the bushel.
Scullcap Money Spell...
To inspire others to give you money, place some Scullcap in a small saucer
and moisten it with Money Mist, or Money Drawing Oil. Get a ball of green cord or yarn and wind it around your "nest egg" of Scullcap and oil, winding until the herb is completely covered and secure.
Tie the cord so that the ball will not unwind and hang above the doorway.
All those who enter will become possessed with an unreasoning desire to bring gifts
and money to your home. Anoint the ball every seventh day with a few drops of the
oil to preserve it's powers.
Money Spell with Smartweed...
To find money, one should make a conjure bag containing a magnetic horseshoe,
and a lodestone to attract and draw wealth to you, and some smartweed
to enable you to see how to capture it and hold it without being led astray
by unprofitable distractions or foolish delays. Feed your money bag
with a sprinkle of Gold Magnetic Sand every third day
until you find the amount you need..
Lavender Money Spell...
A lucky money spell is made by placing in a conjure bag seven pieces of money,
each different, such as a penny, nickel, dime, quarter, a half dollar, $1.00 bill,
and $5.00 bill, all of which are sprinkled liberally with lavender.
Take the bag with you for seven days and your money should multiply seven times(this would give you $41.46 above your original investment) or, in some instances if the gods are smiling in your direction, seven times seven! This would result in a tidy sum of $338.50 and seems well worth trying for!
Luck Hand Root Money Spell...
To get and hold a job, always carry a lucky hand root on your person. Use Lucky Nine Oil on your wrists each day for nine days, and burn some John the Conqueror Incense each night. These roots bring luck in all undertakings and no conjure bag would be considered complete without one. The hands are usually imperfect, but this does not affect their value as a talisman. The ones which are formed so that all five fingers are distiguishable are very rare and therefore extremely expensive.
Yellow Dock Money Spell...
Brew a tea with a spoonful of this herb to a cup of water, strain,
and use to wash door knobs at your place of business to draw customers,
or at home to attract good fortune.
A Quick Money Spell...
This spell requires good visualization. Take a green candle and anoint it with cinnamon oil. Take the bill or write on a piece of paper the amount of a bill you owe and who it is to. You will need a candle that can burn for 7 days. Place the paper under the candle. Hold your hands over the candle and say...
"This candle burns to light the way
for the money I need to pay this bill
in a way that harms no one."
Light the candle and burn patchouli incense. Meditate for about 5 minutes as the candle burns. Visualize yourself writing the check or purchasing the money order for this bill and putting it in the mail. Burn the candle every day around the same
time for 7 days and 15 minutes at a time. Also, burn patchouli incense every day
too with the candle. On the last day, burn the paper with the flame from the candle
and let the candle burn completely out.
Prosperty Ritual...
Tools:
poppet made out of green cloth, leave the head open
chamomile for money
rosemary for luck
basil for success
needle and thread
Directional elementals (earth, incense for air, fire, water)
Altar Devotion
Casting the Circle
As you walk around the circle three times, imagine a green,
soothing mist trailing from your fingers, enveloping you and enclosing your magick
circle.
"I conjure the magick circle I am safe within the Goddess' womb
A sacred place, a world apart
Where enchantment births and magick starts
With Air and Fire, Water and Earth
I circle round the Mother's girth
This circle is sealed"
Drawing Down the Moon
Stand holding your athame, legs slightly apart, arms at your side.
Breathe deeply. Raise the athame to your lips, holding it with both hands,
and then point it toward the moon. Feel the energy of the moon move through the
athame,down your arms and into your whole being.
Invocation to the Goddess
"Wondrous Lady of the Moon
Mistress of all magick and protectress of all Wicca
Life-giving mother
I greet you at the waxing of the moon's power
I invite you to attend my Full Moon rite"
Invocation to the God
"Radiant King of the Heavens
Master of beasts wild and free
Horned stag
I greet you at the waxing of the moon's power
I invite you to attend my Full Moon rite"
Meditation and Chant to the Goddess
Sit with your spine straight, legs crossed, hands in your lap.
Close your eyes and visualize the Goddess, however she appears to you.
Feel her arms around you in a protective embrace.
When you have the vision firmly planted, begin chanting softly:
"Starry Goddess, Full of Light
I honor you this Full Moon Night"
Repeat, feeling your energy grow.
This energy will be used during the following spellworking.
Spellworking
Cleanse and consecrate poppet for workings of magick.
Stuff it with the herbs. Sew the opening closed.
"Goddess of Opportunity
Bring good things in life to me
I'll be alert to all you send
Goddess be my helpful friend"
Repeat 3 times, envisioning the opportunities you wish to come to you.
Reverse Lunar Draw
Raise the athame to the moon, then bring it to your lips and back down to your side,
releasing the energy you built during the Drawing.
Thank the Goddess and God
Release the Circle.
Walk back around the circle, pulling the mist back into your hands.
Place the poppet in your closet, your car, your handbag or somewhere else close to
you. You can re-work this spell at the next full moon if you feel it's necessary.
To Banish Debt...
Supplies:
A piece of rolled parchment 2 inches wide and as long as you like.
One black pen.
One purple candle.
Oil of your choice.
Incense of your choice.
Suggested Correspondences:
Moon: Full (for more power) Dark (to banish)
Day: Monday (Family) or Saturday (banish) or Sunday (Success).
Planet: Moon (for family) Saturn (to banish) Sun (Success) or Mars (fast action)
Uranus (change)
Planetary Hour: Same as above
Astrological Placement: Moon in Aquarius (optional)
Deity: Juno (Goddess of Gold)
Elements: Air
Elemental: Sylphs
Cleanse and consecrate all supplies with the four elements (earth, air, fire, and
water). List all your debts on the parchment. Draw a banishing pentacle on the back of the parchment. Carve a banishing pentacle on the candle. Place the rolled
parchment in the candle holder then tighten candle on top. Think of banishing your
debts. Think of the feeling of happiness and relief when the debts are banished.
Light the candle. Take the candle to the East quarter and ask that the Sylphs send
your message of banishment out to the universe in a safe and protective way, and
ask that prosperity return to you in the same manner. Put the candle back on the
altar and, in your own words, ask Juno to banish the debt and replace with
prosperous energy. Allow the candle to burn completely. The paper will catch fire,
so watch what type of holder you are using (glass will break) and that the candle
holder is on a fire safe surface. As the candle burns, concentrate on banishing your
debts, your feelings of relief and happiness, and the coming prosperity.
Knot Money Spell
There are times when we are sometimes faced
with an urgent financial need. This is one spell
I do not use often, and only use when I am in a
sincere financial bind. Do not misuse the powers
that be for greediness, only to help you out in a
pinch if the need arises.
This may not work well for those of you with
short hair. I have long hair and this part of the
spell. If you have short hair or no hair, try
subsituting green thread/yarn (use natural fibre
thread/yarn, such as cotton/wool). To see if the
yarn is real wool or synthetic, burn a bit of it
on the end. If it forms a hard little nub, then
it is synthetic.
Brush/comb your hair. The strands of hair
that are on your comb/brush, is what you'll be using.
When you have at least nine or more long strands of
hair, you are ready to begin. Begin chanting the
following or similar words:
Dear Lord and Lady,
Please send money to me.
Please send money to me,
Dear Lord and Lady.
Let the money come in an innocent way,
Let harm come to none,for fulfilling
this need for which I pray.
As you chant the above, rub the stands of hair
between your palms, to form a sort of cord. Keep
chanting, while doing the following. Next, tie nine
knots onto this hair cord. The following is a sloppy
diagram to show you where to tie these knots on the
hair cord. The numbers represent where the knots
should be tied.
---1---6---4---8---3---7---5---9---2---
Tie the first knot at the furthest left side of
the hair cord, the second knot at the furthest right
side of the hair cord, the third knot in the middle
and so on.
As you tie these knots, keep chanting.
Visualize your financial need being met, through
positive ways, such as finding a stash of money
you forgot about, winning a small sum, but not
through inheritances etc(as this is destructive,
you don't want someone to die, in order for you
to meet your financial needs, which is why the
wording of the chant used is so important).
Once you have tied the nine knots in the
appropriate order, keep chanting and visualizing
debts paid in full etc. Then, either bury the
hair cord, burn it or throw it into the wind.
Then make an offering to the Lord and Lady, by
either burying an apple, pour some milk/wine into
the ground, bury a bit of tobacco etc.
As you prepare and leave your offering of
thanks, say out loud that you are thankful for
their love, assistance, help, guidance etc and be
sincere when doing so!
SCULLCAP...
To inspire others to give you money, place some scullcap in
a small saucer and moisten it with money mist, or money drawing oil. Get a
ball of green cord or yarn and wind it around your "nest egg" of scullcap
and oil, binding until the herb is completely covered and secure. Tie the cord
so that the ball will not unwind and hang above the doorway. All those who
enter will become possessed with an unreasoning desire to bring gifts and
money to your home. Annoint the ball every seventh day with a few drops of
the oil to preserve it's powers.
SMARTWEED...
To find money, one should make a conjure bag containing a magnetic horseshoe, and a lodestone to attract and draw wealth to you, and some smartweed to to enable you to see how to capture it and hold it
without being led astray by unprofitable distractions or foolish delays. Feed your money bag with a sprinkle of Gold magnetic sand every third day until you find the amount you need..
Money Ritual
Perform on the three nights before the full moon, the night of the
full moon, and the three nights after, using the same candles.
Ritual Bath: Use money bath salts, candlelight. Bring power through
head and feet to cleanse any negativity. Get in water and focus on goal.
(When you drain the tub, negativity will go down the drain).
Cast circle. Light altar candle, God & Goddess Candle. Invoke Gods.
Anoint green pillar candle with lodestone oil, visualizing putting
your energy for your goal into the candle. Visualize the goal as already
existent. Rub candle with cinnamon and cloves. Burn money incense
by Elizabeth Mack
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