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Use this simple charm to attract good luck, abundance, and joy to your home. Choose a prism that appeals to you. You can use a fullsize cubic prism or choose a decorative faceted prismatic crystal. The latter type is usually sold in magick shops with a chain already attached for easy hanging. Anoint the prism with orange essential oil. Use a buffing cloth if needed to rub on the oil without leaving fingerprints or smudges. Place the prism in a window where sunlight will reach it. Gaze at the ...
Our beliefs around money, tied as they are to a sense of safety and security, can become entrenched and resistant to necessary updates. These beliefs typically appear as rules that seem synonymous with "common sense"—why would we do things any other way? To root out beliefs that are hindering your financial prosperity, take three coins (the dingier the better!) and place them in a glass bowl. Holding the bowl, close your eyes and beseech the spirit of money: Money, I ask for your ...
If you feel you're the subject of a curse, this spell may help. You'll need a beverage glass, one teaspoon of salt, about one cup of water, a plain white sheet of paper, and a blue ink pen. First, mix the salt and the water in the glass. Stir until the salt dissolves. Set aside. On the paper, write why you believe you're cursed—a string of bad luck, etc. If you think you know who cursed you, write their name. You are not going to curse them! This is not a revenge spell. However, you may ...
We all have those moments of wishing that we felt confident with an answer or could retrieve a bit of information on the spot. Luckily for us, we can create a portable charm to give us a boost in those moments. You'll need a 5-inch circle of cloth, a 12-inch length of string or yarn, a pinch of ground coffee, and a half teaspoon of at least five of these: allspice, cinnamon, ginger, matcha, mint, rosemary, sage, and thyme (each ground or powdered). Place the coffee and herbs/spices on the ...
