Money Magic Correspondences
Herbs
Stones
Alfalfa - Place in small jar in cupboard/pantry or burn and scatter ashes around property to protect from poverty/hunger
Allspice - Attracts money/luck
Arabic, Gum (Acacia) - Good for money and platonic love spells
Blackberry Leaves - Often used in wealth/prosperity spells
Bladderwrack - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Buckwheat - Often added to money incenses/mixtures
Calamus Root (Sweet Flag) - Root kept in kitchen to ward off poverty/hunger
Cascara Sagrada - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Chamomile - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Cinnamon - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Cinquefoil - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Clove - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Clover Blossoms, Red - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Comfrey - Root often used in money spells/mixtures
Dill - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Fenugreek - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Fumitory (Earth Smoke) - Infusion often used for drawing money
Galangal Root - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Ginger Root - Powdered root sprinkled onto pockets/money to attract money
Goldenseal - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Grains of Paradise - Often used in money spells/mixtures
High John the Conqueror Root - Carried to attract money and prosperity
Jasmine - Draws wealth/money
Mandrake Root - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Marjoram - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Moss, Irish - Helps release energy causing poverty in home
Mountain Mint, Hoary - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Nutmeg - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Orange Peel - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Patchouli - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Pea, Butterfly - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Peppermint - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Periwinkle - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Pine Bark, White - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Sage, Clary - Leaves used in healing and money spells/mixtures
Sarsaparilla Root - Often mixed with cinnamon and sandalwood and scattered in an area to draw money
Sesame Seeds - Jar of sesame seeds left open in house draws cash
Shepherd's Purse - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Tea, Green - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Vervain, Blue - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Aventurine, Green - Known as the Gambler's talisman; draws luck
Chrysoprase - Worn to attract money/prosperity
Emerald - Used in business spells to promote sales and increase public's awareness
Jade (Jadeite/Nephrite) - Worn to attract money/prosperity.
"Charge a pendant or ring with money-attracting energies, then wear it and consciously allow yourself to receive money. Create a positive attitude toward money and visualize yourself using it productively, creatively. Gloomy visions of the 'problems' money brings will effectively cut you off from it" (Cunningham).
"When contemplating a business deal, hold a piece of jade in your receptive hand for a few moments. Be infused with its prosperous energies, then decide which course to take" (Cunningham).
Jasper, Kambaba - Increases flow of money into a person's life
Opal - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Pyrite - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Ruby - Dreaming of rubies indicates coming success in business or money matters / good harvest
Salt - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Tiger's Eye - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Topaz - Used in wealth-drawing spells; known as "lover of gold"
Tourmaline - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Turquoise - Often used in money spells/mixtures
Zircon - Often used in money spells/mixtures
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