5 Money Spells, Rituals, and Chants to Attract Wealth

Updated on September 27, 2018

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Money Spells to Attract Wealth

Are you unhappy with your current financial situation and in desperate need of cash There's nothing worse than working hard at a job and watching your entire paycheck get devoured by bills. Let's face it: After awhile, it can become depressing.
Did you know that by calling the right kind of energy, you can creative positive financial change? It's true. Good things don’t happen randomly in life. Instead, we attract them through our thoughts and intentions.
Depending upon your mindset, one of those good things can be money. Based on ancient Wiccan lore, you can draw wealth to yourself by casting specific spells.

We attract money through our thoughts and intentions.

Setting Up the Scene

Before you start casting spells, you need to make sure you have the right surroundings. Most spells are performed at an altar, which is often the center of Wiccan rites. The altar serves as a workspace for your spells.
It's easy to make an altar. To construct yours, you will need a small table that you won’t be using for anything else. You can use the top of a cabinet that is used for other purposes (such as your dresser) as long as the top is reserved entirely for the altar and isn't used for anything else.
You may make your altar “portable” so that you can bring it out when you’re casting spells and put it away when you’re not using it.
It is important that your altar feels personal and is a reflection of your beliefs.

How do I set up an altar?

To set up the altar, cover the surface with a cloth of your liking and place items on it that ignite or reflect your faith.
Most altars hold symbols of the four elements which are lined with the four principal directions. In the north aspect of your altar, place a bowl of soil or sand to represent earth. Put an incense stick in the east to represent air, a candle or piece of charcoal in the south for fire, and a bowl of water in the west.
You can also use goddess candles or other idols that are a part of your tradition, and set them on the altar as you see fit.
You can also place the tools used in your spells on the altar.

The purpose of the altar is to create an atmosphere that mentally prepares you for your spells. The items on the altar will help you focus and direct your thoughts. The more focus you hold while casting your spell, the stronger your spell and its benefits will be.

Now that you’ve created the perfect setting for your spells, it’s time to cast them.

Here are five spells that are powerful and easy to perform.

1. The Money Spell

This is a basic candle spell. It may be done at any time of day, but preferably at the same time on each day. You will need:

a green candle (unburnt)
a white candle (unburnt)
oil (any kind you prefer)

In this spell, the green candle represents the money/wealth that you hope to acquire and the white candle represents you.

The first step is to anoint (smear or rub) the candles with the oil (known as “charging” the candle). As you do this, focus on your purpose and visualize the wealth you are to receive.
Place the candles on your altar, nine inches apart from each other. Exactly where or what position is not important, but they must be nine inches apart.
Light the candles and chant these words:
“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.”
Move the white candle one inch closer to the green candle as you chant.
After the chanting, extinguish the flames.
Repeat this spell for a total of nine days, each day moving the white candle one inch closer to the green candle. It is important to continually visualize the wealth you desire with each step of the spell.
On the ninth day, when the candles touch, your spell is finished. On this last day, you may let the candles burn until there is nothing left.

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2. Money-Doubling Spell

This is a simple spell used to double any denomination of paper money. You must have the money physically in your hands in order to cast this spell to double it.

First, take those fresh notes of paper money (in any denomination—the larger the denomination, the higher the reward). You may use more than one note if you wish.
Place these bills in a new white envelope, then seal the envelope. Fold the envelope in half (folding towards you) and chant:
“Powers that be, to me shall bring,
The means to double this sum.
Hear me, you spirits which sing,
Quickly, and gently come.”
Do this once every day for seven days. As you chant, hold the envelope up in front of you and envision the envelope getting heavier. Keep the envelope full of notes in your bedroom when you are not casting the spell.
After you’ve received the money, open the envelope and spend or deposit the money in the envelope.

If you want to cast this spell again, you must use a new set of bills and envelope.

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3. The Full Moon Money Spell

Most spells are boosted by the power of the full moon, but certain rituals are specifically designed to be performed during a full moon for maximum effectiveness. You can harness the lunar power with this powerful money spell.

On the night of a full moon, fill a cauldron with water until it is half-full.
Place a silver coin in the cauldron.
Place the cauldron in a position that will let the moonlight shine over the water in the cauldron. Chant the words:
“Lovely Lady of the Moon,
Bring to me your wealth quite soon,
Fill my hands with silver and gold,
All you can, my purse can hold.”
Repeat the chant three times.
Once you are finished, pour the water on the earth and keep the silver coin close to you (in your pocket or purse).

4. The Money Knot Spell

This is another simple yet potent spell. You will need a green-colored silk thread that is 13 inches long.
Take the thread and starting at one end, make nine equally-spaced knots. As you make each knot, chant:

“By knot of one, my spell’s begun,
By knot of two plenty fruitful work to do,
By knot of three, money comes to me,
By knot of four, opportunity knocks at my door,
By knot of five, my business thrives,
By knot of six, this spell is fixed,
By knot of seven, success is given,
By knot of eight, increase is great,
By knot of nine, these things are mine.”

Keep the knotted thread at home, in a place that allows you to see it frequently. It might be hung or displayed anywhere where you'll be sure to notice it often.

5. Green Candle Money Spell

This is an all-time favorite candle spell. To cast this spell you will need:

one green candle
six coins (gold, copper, or silver)
a green cloth or pouch (gold cloth is also fine)
cinnamon
oil (any kind you prefer)

How to perform the green candle money spell:

Prepare your altar. You may meditate for a few minutes before casting the spell to energize yourself mentally.
Charge the green candle with the oil. Place the candle on your altar, and place the six coins around the candle in a circle.
As you place the coins, visualize yourself having received the money already and project your gratefulness. Light the candle and repeat this chant three times:
“Money does flow,
Money will grow,
My Money does shine,
This Money is now mine.”
Lay out your cloth or pouch and sprinkle some cinnamon on the cloth or into the pouch.
Then place or wrap each of the six coins into the cloth or pouch. As you pick up the coins, chant these words three times:
“Bring me money three times three
As I will it, so mote it be.”
If you are using a cloth, you can bring the ends together and tie it to form a bag. Carry the pouch with you at all times and visualize yourself receiving the money you desire.

What You Need to Cast Each Spell

Money, Money Spell	Money Doubling Spell	Full Moon Money Spell	Money Knot Spell	Green Candle Spell
Green candle	Money of any denomination	Full moon	Green thread	Green candle
White candle	White envelope	Cauldron of water	Knot skills	Six coins
Oil	Open mind	Silver coin	Open mind	Green cloth
Quiet space	Safe place	Open mind	Quiet space	Cinnamon
Open mind	Quiet space	Safe place	Safe space	Oil

What Is Wicca?

Wicca is a Pagan religion that is widely practiced today. Although Pagan religions pre-date Christianity, the modern Wicca known today was introduced to the public in the 1950s by Gerald Gardner, a retired British servant.
Since then, Wiccan spiritualism has become popular and is rapidly gaining popularity and acceptance.
Wicca is primarily focused on the love for nature and its various elements, such as the earth, sun, water, and so on. This is not to be equated with the worship of nature (a common misunderstanding) but rather the celebration of nature which includes many nature-oriented rituals.
Followers of Wicca are known as “witches.” The male witches are referred to as “Wicca” and the female witches as “Wicce.”

What Are Wiccan Spells?

Wiccan spells are essentially a set of rituals or prayers that ask the divine for help in various aspects of life. All spells must adhere to the Wiccan Rede, which is the Wiccan code of conduct, with the principle rule being “As it harm none, do as thou wilt.”
This basically means that one is free to practice any ritual as long as it does not harm anyone (including himself/herself) or any element of nature.
Witches may practice in a group (called a coven), or they may practice alone. All witches write down their spells in a diary called the "Book of Shadows" which they may choose to pass along to other witches.

Practice

The more you practice these spells, the more effective they become. It is natural to feel out of place with these rituals at first, but don’t be discouraged. With time, these chants and methods will come naturally to you, allowing you to channel their full potential.
So what are you waiting for? Cast your spell and live in the abundance of wealth you’ve always dreamed of.

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Easy Free Spells
Easy free spells for witchcraft are one of the best ways to get your feet wet and start learning the art of magick. Just like with easy recipes when you're cooking, they can still provide great results without the extra hassle. And they make ideal spells for beginners.
When you find an easy free spell that suits your purpose, make sure you put your full effort into it. Even easy spells need your energy and intent to make them work. Take your time, concentrate on what you're doing, and have faith that it will work.
Simple Health Blessing
The items in this spell are intended to represent health and vitality, NOT act as actual medical cures for anything. For this easy blessings, you just need:
• A glass of apple juice
• A cinnamon stick
• A white candle
As with most spells, natural ingredients are best so try to find some organic apple juice if you can.
Pour the juice into a glass, and stir 4 times with the cinnamon stick. Light the candle and drink a few sips of juice. Repeat the following:

Goddess bless body and soul
Health and wellness is my goal
Finish the rest of the juice and snuff out the candle. Do this spell whenever you feel an illness coming on or even each morning just to stay in tip-top shape. Clear an Argument Spell For those times when lingering resentment is keeping you from making up with a friend. This can help clear the air and renew your friendship.
• One bay leaf, dry is fine
• A small paper envelope
• Yellow candle
Write your name on one side of the envelope, and your friend's name on the other. Put the bay leaf inside and seal it. Light the candle and hold the envelope in the flame until it burns. You might want to keep a heat-proof bowl nearby to drop the burning paper into, to save your fingers.

Happiness Candle Spell
Need to jump-start some joy in your life? A quick candle spell can help you see things more positively. All you need for this one is:
• 2 orange candles
• Some dried lavender
Put a few pinches of lavender on your altar or table between the two candles. Light them both and let your hands feel the warmth of the flames. Repeat the following, 7 times:

This spell please bless
For my happiness
Let the candles burn down and you'll find yourself feeling sunny again in no time. Want another like this? The Wellbeing section has more happiness spells. There is no reason why easy spells have to be dull or meaningless. There are several more pages of these types of spells, so you can keep reading and maybe even add a few of them to your Book of Shadows for that next time you need a quick spell.

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Free Spells that Work
We are always looking for free spells that work. The internet is filled with spells and rituals for almost anything you could imagine wanting to do but, the challenge is determining how effective the spells actually are. Where did they come from? Were they ever used effectively?
I’ve come across so many that are clearly more artful poetry than real methods to engage the natural and unseen kingdoms. Some are just regurgitated from old texts and are calling upon energy matrix’s that are no longer active or full of power and kinetic energy to actually serve a purpose.
So, to help all of my students and those who desire to align themselves with the wisdom of the Sadulu House Spiritual center I offer a set of rituals and spirit guides for your spiritual growth and transformation.
There is a reason children learn how to spell early on in life. It fashions a mind and feeds into the larger social ritual that is enacted against it’s unknowing passive participants.
As you learn to become the spiritual worker you remove yourself from this process and design your own reality based on your spells, incantations, rituals,mental magic, and all of the spiritual gifts granted to you by the divine.
There are many rituals and spells on this site that are all verifiable by me.

A spell is typically something thats perfomed through the aide of incantation and sound vibration. Language sets the tone for our perceptual reality so, when you learn to fashion your language along with natural formulas you can even change the perceptual reality of the Gods!
Once this is done they align with your spell and fulfill that reality that they see.

Here you’ll find free spells in various areas

Love Spells:
http://saduluhouse.com/love-spell/

Power Spells:
http://saduluhouse.com/power-spell/

Money Spells:
http://saduluhouse.com/money-spells/

Cleanse Rituals:
http://saduluhouse.com/cleanse-ritual/

Protection Spells:
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How to Become a Witch and Practice Witchcraft

Updated on May 1, 2018

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I am a writer of witchery and am interested in all aspects of religious history and expression.

What Is Witchcraft?

Witchcraft is one of the world's oldest spiritual traditions, yet it is also one of the most misunderstood. Television, movies, and comic books abound with stereotypes and misconceptions about what it really means to be a witch. Many people decide they want to become a witch because they relate to the witches and wizards in fictional stories, such as Harry Potter or The Chronicles of Narnia. However, the magic you see portrayed on screen is usually significantly different from real magick practiced by devout witches, wizards, sorcerers, and ceremonial magickians every day.

Though pop culture might indicate otherwise, witchcraft isn't just about black cats and pointy hats.

Okay, so witchcraft is often misunderstood. But what is witchcraft? To put it simply, witchcraft is the practice of magick. That's it. Contrary to popular belief, witchcraft is not a religion; it is a spiritual practice that may or may not be part of a person's religious faith. Witchcraft is often conflated with Wicca, which is an actual religion. It is important to remember that not all witches are Wiccan, and not all Wiccans are witches. Many Wiccans practice witchcraft, but many do not. Many who practice witchcraft are Wiccan, but most are not.

Witchcraft in a Nutshell

Witchcraft is the practice of magick.

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Witchcraft is not a religion, but some types of witchcraft are religious.

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Witchcraft is not the same as Wicca.

What Is Magick?

Magick is alive and well, although there is considerable debate as to what it really is. Some believe magick to be a purely spiritual power, while others believe that it is just as much of a force in the natural universe as gravity or electricity. One popular notion is that magick does not actually violate the natural laws of the physical universe, but is simply a law unto itself that we do not yet have the scientific means to understand.
Similar beliefs are held about psychic powers and other paranormal phenomena. From this perspective, magick is very similar to dark matter; we know it exists, but we just can't quite tell what it is or what it looks like. Witchcraft is the use of magick to achieve an end that cannot easily be achieved through normal or mundane means.

Magic vs. Magick

"Magic" and "magick" are two very different things, though most people would likely stumble if asked to explain how. In truth, it's fairly simple. "Magic" is the type of entertainment flogged by magicians (think of illusions like pulling rabbits out of hats and purportedly sawing people in half). "Magick," on the other hand, encompasses a series of techniques used to harness energy (both internal and external) to help change oneself and one's surroundings.
What Type of Witchcraft Should I Practice?
Before you cast a spell, you should spend a considerable amount of time researching witchcraft. There are various forms of witchcraft, and which one resonates best with you will determine how you cast a spell.

A Few Common Types of Witchcraft:
- Green Witchcraft: This form of witchcraft is focused on earth, nature, and the elements. It often draws on the connections to the forest found in the folklore, folk religion, and folk magic of ancient cultures. Green witches typically use trees, soil, plants, flowers, and herbs for their magickal and medicinal values.
- Hedge Witchcraft: This is a nature-based form of witchcraft featuring elements of shamanism as well as astral projection, midwifery, and healing. Hedge witches often serve as mediums between spirits and people, and "hedge" refers to a boundary (both physical and metaphysical).
- Eclectic Witchcraft: This is a blend of various traditions including, but not limited to, other types of witchcraft. This individualized form of witchcraft can be tailored to suit the witch's needs and abilities and is characterized by adaptability and openness to other forms of practice.
- Dianic Witchcraft: is part of a neopagan religion centered around a divine goddess with little to no emphasis on a male deity. Though it is named after the Greek goddess, Diana, Dianic witchcraft worships goddesses from many cultures and considers them to be various aspects of one Goddess.
- Kitchen Witchcraft: This practical witchcraft is focused on the use of herbs and other natural specimens common to everyday life. Kitchen witches tend to focus on magick that can be used to help regular people. They typically garner high respect and are considered to be "wise women" once they pass middle age.
- Gardnerian Witchcraft: This is a tradition in the neopagan religion of Wicca, which was founded by Gerald Gardner in the 1950s. Unlike the other witches on this list, to be a Gardnerian witch, one must be initiated by a pre-existing member of a coven.
Witch or Warlock?

Contrary to popular belief, the word "witch" is gender neutral, and male witches very rarely refer to themselves as warlocks. In fact, many witches consider "warlock" to be a derogatory term.

What are the different kinds of witchcraft?
What Do I Need to Cast a Spell?
Tools, or correspondences, are powerful items that can be used to draw focus and symbolize the power within yourself and within nature, but you don't need to go out and buy a bunch of things before you start practicing witchcraft. Some supplies can be gathered quite cheaply or even for free (such as flowers and herbs). In fact, some people argue that natural or homemade supplies are more potent than storebought ones. Below, you will find a list of some of the most common witchcraft supplies and tools, both free and otherwise.

Common Witchcraft Supplies and Spellcraft Tools
- Cauldron: This small pot, typically made of cast iron, is used to mix and heat potions for spellwork. It is one of the most popular witchcraft tools in existence.
- Mortar and Pestle: This small cup, typically made of cast iron, is paired with a blunt grinding implement used to crush herbs and spices for spells and rituals.
- Herbs: A variety of both common and rare herbs are used to add effect to rituals and potions. Sage is one of the most common herbs for spells and is used to purify and protect.
- Flowers: Many spells call for the use of flowers for their powerful symbolism and beautiful fragrances.
- Gemstones: Each gemstone has magickal significance and can be used as a correspondent in rituals or to provide healing. They are often used for protection, focus, and spells.
- Crystals: Crystals are commonly used to purify a sacred space prior to a ritual, provide healing and protection, and to amplify the magickal properties of gemstones.
- Magickal Amulets and Talismans: These are powerful symbols that can be used in spellcraft or worn for daily protection and magickal enhancement.
- Wand: This stick of wood or some other material is used to cast a circle.
- Athame: This blade is used to cast a circle of protection for spellwork and is also used within spells.
- Salt: Commonly used to cast a circle of protection, salt also prevents evil spirits from entering a room and is used in other protective spells and cleansing spells.
- God and Goddess Statues: These are used to draw focus to the God and Goddess during rituals, and may be used to call their presence to a ritual circle.
While all of these things can be used as important correspondences for spellwork, you do not actually need any physical item to cast a spell. Witchcraft draws its power from the user's intentions and the magick that is within the individual. If you are capable of using magick, you are able to do so with or without these tools.

How to Collect Your Own Witchcraft Supplies
The best and simplest way to begin practicing witchcraft and cast your first spell is to research. Learn as much as you can about the various traditions and find the correspondences (physical symbols of invisible qualities or forces) that appeal the most to you. A very powerful ritual can be performed without ever spending a dime. Go to your favorite spot in nature, such as a beach or the woods, and collect stones, shells, leaves, flowers, and other items that have some magickal significance to you. These items cost nothing and are every bit as powerful as pricey correspondences purchased online. In the end, it all comes down to personal preference, so you should do some experimenting to find what works best for you.
Cheap or Free Witchcraft Supplies

Stones (Including Gemstones)

Driftwood

Animal Bones

Feathers

Sand

Fossils

Seashells

Salt and Other Kitchen Spices

Dirt

Flowers

Seeds

Water

A mortar and pestle is an excellent tool for witchcraft.

So How Do I Cast a Spell Already?

Magick is within you if witchcraft is truly the path you're meant to take. It sounds cheesy, but it's a simple reality. However, that doesn't mean that learning to use magick is easy. It takes lots of research, meditation, and introspection to find the correspondences, qualities, and traditions that work for you personally.

There's No Straight Answer
Witchcraft is a personal path. Many new practitioners get frustrated when they can't find any "straight answers" from seasoned witches, sorcerers, and ceremonial magickians on how to start practicing. Because witchcraft is so personal, it is impossible to tell someone exactly what they should or shouldn't do. Yes, you can find numerous spells from other witches online, but that doesn't mean that they will be effective for you. Just because a spell works for one witchcraft practitioner does not mean it will work for another witch.

Do Your Research and Be Prepared to Fail at First
Spells are highly personal as well. Experienced magick users create their own spells for the greatest impact. There is no single "Book of Spells" that witches draw from, although many "Books of Shadows" are passed down through familial witch lines. If the person practicing the spell has not fully cast their personal intentions and energy into the spell, it will not work for them, no matter how well put-together the spell may seem. Googling "free spells" might give you some ideas, but you're better off researching these online spells and learning from their common themes and attributes rather than trying to replicate them exactly.
Once you are comfortable with the idea of spellcraft and which elements and witchcraft tools mean the most to you, you will find it much easier to cast your first spell.

Which elements of witchcraft mean the most to you?

Does Witchcraft Really Work?

Yes and no. Like anything, witchcraft depends on your intentions and perception. If your perception of witchcraft is a force that can be manipulated and used to twist the laws of reality to produce outcomes that are impossible through mundane means, then no. Witchcraft may not be understood fully, but it does follow the natural laws. The popular consensus is that, no, you will not be able to cast a spell to magickally teleport yourself from one end of the country to the other. Even the most powerful witch has to book a flight just like everyone else. Likewise, you won't be able to cast a spell on yourself that will instantly make you ten pounds lighter. Spellcraft obeys the same laws of physics as the rest of the universe, it just takes a different route to get there.
However, if you perceive witchcraft as a powerful and mysterious natural force that obeys certain fundamental laws and principles, then yes, witchcraft is absolutely real and spells do work. You get out of spellwork what you put into it. If you are sure of your intentions and you have chosen correspondences and/or magick words that you believe have the power to bring about the result you seek, your spell will work. If you are distracted or doubtful, chances are that your spell will fail.
Learn more about how to make your spells work in Confidence: The Secret Ingredient to Make Spells Work, which serves as a troubleshooting guide for spells that just don't seem to take effect.

Is magick natural or supernatural? Many believe that magick is as natural a part of the universe as dark matter or gravity.

Is Witchcraft Evil or Dangerous?

Witchcraft itself is neither good nor evil. Like any other tool, witchcraft can be used for evil or it can be used for good. Witchcraft is entirely dependent upon the intentions of the individual practitioner. For this reason, it is incredibly important to be sure of your intentions when casting a spell.

It Comes Down to Individual Intention
Magick itself comes from nature. Witchcraft is the use of magick to achieve a desired end. Magick is a neutral force, and witchcraft is a neutral practice. The vast majority of witches and magick practitioners draw their powers from nature. Some of us work with deities, and others do not. Some spells manifest in a physical change that follows the rules of nature, but others are emotional or psychic in nature. Some of the most powerful and dangerous spells are those which interfere with the free will of another person, a phenomenon which many call "black magick."
Depending on your path, spells that harm or hinder the will of another person may be forbidden and even result in severe consequences (for example, Wiccan witches follow the Wiccan Rede, which forbids using magick to harm another person).
To continue reading about this somewhat loaded question, read The 10 Most Annoying Things Christians Say To Pagans, Witches, & Wiccans.

The Rule of 3 (a.k.a. the Law of 3 or the Threefold Law)
Many witches, particularly those who practice the Wiccan path, believe in something called the Rule of 3. This states that whatever intentions you put out into the universe are sent back to you threefold, similar to karma. If you cast positive spells, you will receive the benefits of that positivity threefold. If you cast negative or harmful spells, you will receive the consequences of that negativity threefold. There are many different interpretations, and it is important to remember that the Rule of 3, while often quoted as if it applies to all magick practitioners, is largely a tenet of Wicca. Many of us who practice magick do not believe in the Rule of 3, and among those who do, there are a variety of interpretations as to what it actually means.
What Is Magick To You?
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A natural phenomenon we don't understand yet.

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I don't believe in Magick.

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Closing Thoughts on Witchcraft and Magick
There is no one right way to practice witchcraft, but there are some pitfalls to avoid. You are not required to buy anything to begin practicing witchcraft, but there are plenty of cheap witchcraft supplies and tools that can make practice more effective. There is no unified path when it comes to magick, but there are common traditions chosen by many of the witches, sorcerers, and others who practice today.
Witchcraft is a personal path, a neutral practice that is shaped by the character of your intentions. Whichever path you choose, respect the force of magick and respect yourself enough to put the time and research into shaping your own path. Learning from other witches is essential, but only you can decide where this winding path leads