Merry meet and happy August!
Lammas has come and gone, and with the first harvest comes the start of the season of gratitude. You’ll probably be hearing a lot about abundance and appreciation straight through Mabon and the autumn equinox (and on until Thanksgiving, if you’re in a part of the world that celebrates a November feast festival).
It doesn’t need saying that prosperity and gratitude go together like witches in a coven. Abundance is collected, appreciation is shown, and that abundance grows
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Are you looking for a magickal way to grow prosperity in your space and/or have something to include in your gratitude rituals? While there are many forms of prosperity magick, one popular method is by making a money bowl.
Let’s dive in!
What makes a money bowl?
A money bowl is a magickal item used to gather the energy of prosperity and bless a space with abundance. While it may be used to bring abundance in other forms, it is usually a form of money magick that increases the flow of money or other material goods to the caster.
Just like altars or other magickal tools, money bowls can be as elaborate or as humble as you wish. Each money bowl is a reflection of the witch who makes it.
At its most basic, a money bowl consits of two things: a bowl or dish and items that correspond with your intention - in this case, items magickally associated with prosperity, money, growth, and abundance.
How do we know which items to pick?
Those who have been practicing a long time will likely have favorite items they use for money magick. But for those new to the Craft or folks looking to fill their bowls, I recommend checking magickal correspondence charts. These charts list the associations of herbs, crystals, days of the week, moon phases, etc and will tell you what aligns best with different intentions.
No time to hit the books? No worries! I’ve put together a list of common items you can use to fill up your money bowl. Because when it comes to growing prosperity, an overflowing bowl brings overflowing abundance - so load up that bowl!
Items for your money bowl
The following is a non-comprehensive list of items magickally associated with money, wealth, prosperity, abundance, growth, and fortune. Feel free to also include items you personally associate with these intentions.
Aventurine - Aventurine Crystal Activation: Prosperity Guided Meditation – Spells8
Basil - ‘Fresh Funds’: A Spell to Attract Money with Basil Leaves – Spells8, Basil: Love & Luck Magic – Spells8
Bay Leaf - Bay Leaf Magical Properties: Protect & Heal – Spells8
Candles - Green (Money Candle Spell: How to Use a Green Candle for Prosperity – Spells8) or Gold (Golden Candles: Attract Prosperity, Success and Divine Protection – Spells8) are recommended. Universal white or natural colors (such as beeswax) will also work.
Cinnamon - Blowing Cinnamon Into Your House: An Abundance Ritual – Spells8, The Magical Properties of Cinnamon: Abundance, Protection, and Passion – Spells8
Cloves - Cloves Magical Properties: Protection & Friendship – Spells8
Coins
Earth Element Symbol (
) - Earth Elemental Invocation Chant – Spells8
Ginkgo - 💰 Money Magick with Ginkgo
Jade - Jade Crystal Activation: Cleansing & Protection – Spells8
Jewelry
Paper money
Patchouli
Peppermint - Peppermint: Purify, Heal & Sleep – Spells8
Precious metals - 🪙 Weekly Witchy CHALLENGE - Metal Magick
Rice
Salt - Spells with Salt to Attract Money, Protection & More! – Spells8 , Ocean’s Charm: Elemental Money-Drawing Spell with Sea Salt – Spells8
Saffron - Hocus Pocus Magick with Crocus: A Spring Flower of Joy & Travel
Sigils - Sigil Making 101: Draw Your Manifestations – Spells8
Tea - Rarer and more highly-valued blends will work best, but all tea carries a history of value and desirability. Teas & Potions – Spells8
Tiger’s Eye - Tiger’s Eye->Balance & Vitality – Spells8
→ Want more? Check out the Money, Wealth, and Prosperity Magick discussion for even more money magick ideas!
Looking for more guidance? If you’re still feeling unsure about your first money bowl, I recommend reading through the How to Make a Money Bowl Guide on Spells8. It has step-by-step instructions that will walk you through crafting your first money bowl. There is also a printed version you can download and add to your Book of Shadows or Grimoire.
Do you use a money bowl? If so, what do you include in yours?
Feel free to share your money magick advice, spells, and experiences with coven members in the comments.
Blessed be and happy harvest season!
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