Discover Prosperity In Your Kitchen
Posted by Bonnie Landsee on Nov 9th 2024
Discover Prosperity In Your Kitchen
While many herbs used for prosperity may not be readily available, there are some that could very well be sitting in your kitchen cupboard right now. Let's take a closer look at the magic of some common kitchen spices.
Basil
While basil is often used for cleansing and purification, it can also be used to attract abundance. Make an herb sachet packet to keep in your wallet or purse using basil. It can also be added to prosperity baths or dried basil leaves can be added to money drawing prosperity incense blends. Some would also say that the simple act of holding basil leaves with your intention or merely cooking with it will draw abundance.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon can be added to money drawing incense blends or to spiritual baths. It can also be added to an anointing oil to dress candles for prosperity as well.
Bay Leaves
Put a bay leaf in your wallet to draw prosperity. You can also write your intentions on a bay leaf and add to a money drawing herb sachet that you can keep in your purse or wallet.
Allspice
Add allspice to herb sachets for prosperity, prosperity spiritual bath blends, or incense blends.
Even just cooking using these herbs and spices with intention can add power to your prosperity work. Often in folklore, many common and exotic herbs that we now associate with spiritual work were not known or available, so our ancestors made the most of what was available. Herbs and spices come from plants, and our ancestors utilized all aspects of the plants including their energy.
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- Cinnamon & Clove Infused Honey: Cinnamon is one of the most powerful prosperity herbs, enjoy it in every spoonful
- Abundance Spray: Take the kitchen magic further by misting your space to amplify your prosperity intentions
- Prosperity Spiritual Votive 4-Pack: Light one while you cook to set a prosperity intention throughout your home
This article is part of our Spiritual Practice & Ritual Work Guide. Explore the full guide for more tools, herbs, and practices.
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