Practices

Turning an intention — "steady income," "the debt clears," "this deal closes" — into a single glyph you can carry, burn, or draw on a candle.

1. Write the statement plainly. Present tense, no negatives: "money flows to me easily," not "I stop struggling with money."
2. Strip repeated letters. Write out the remaining unique letters in order.
3. Compose the glyph. Overlay the letterforms into a single continuous shape — traditionally on a Rose Cross grid, but a plain sheet works.
4. Charge it. On a Jupiter day or hour (see Timing), focus on the sigil until the original sentence dissolves from awareness — the standard sign it's been absorbed rather than merely read.
5. Release or carry it. Burn it to release the working, or carry/keep it visible to reinforce it daily.

The most common entry point into money magick — a single dressed candle burned with intent.

1. Choose the candle. Green for growth, gold for direct wealth, or white as a universal substitute.
2. Dress it. Anoint with a prosperity oil (traditionally cinnamon, basil, or bergamot base) working from the middle outward — toward you to draw in, away from you to send out.
3. Inscribe it. Carve your sigil, a name, or a dollar figure into the wax.
4. Anchor it. Set on a small dish with a coin, a pinch of cinnamon, or a bay leaf beneath it.
5. Burn with intent, ideally on a Thursday or during a Jupiter hour, letting it finish completely if possible.

A small carried charm bag — the folk-magic parallel to the ceremonial sigil, built from material correspondence rather than symbol alone.

1. Choose the cloth. Green or gold flannel, roughly hand-sized.
2. Select the contents. Common inclusions: a lodestone (to draw), magnetic sand (to feed it), a coin, cinnamon, and a personal token such as a bill fragment or written name.
3. Assemble and knot. Gather the contents, tie the bag closed with an odd number of knots (commonly nine), naming the intent at each knot.
4. Feed it. Traditionally "fed" a few drops of prosperity oil or whiskey on a regular schedule to keep the working active.
5. Carry it on your person, or keep it near where money is handled — a register, a desk, a wallet.

A cleansing working aimed at clearing blockage before a prosperity ritual, rather than drawing money directly.

1. Prepare the herbs. A simmered infusion of basil, mint, and cinnamon, strained into bathwater.
2. Add a mineral element. A small piece of citrine or pyrite placed in the water, removed before draining.
3. Bathe with direction. Wash from the shoulders downward — away from the body — to strip blockage, then rinse with clean water to seal.
4. Follow immediately with a sigil or candle working while the clearing is fresh, ideally within the same day.

Traditionally performed the evening before a Jupiter day, so the following working begins on cleared ground.