Q&A for How to Perform a Money Spell

Yes; the currency doesn't matter.

Yes. Anybody can perform this spell.

Hundreds of years ago, there were no colored candles. You can use a white candle for any color. The tools you use just enhance your spells. Intent is what you need to put in the candle for whatever spell you are doing, and a white candle will do just fine. You may use green votives or tea lights instead of a green candle.

It uses the energy within you to talk to the universe, and the universe makes a way for your wishes to comes true.

The best days for the ritual are Thursday or Sunday. Money oil would be best to use, but if you don't have that, you can use patchouli oil, almond, basil, or cinnamon oils to name a few.

No need to go looking for it. It will come to you in one way or other.

An alternative is to use a copper-colored candle. Surround the candle's base with lots of acorns if you can, add a cow statue, and set it up someplace. For three nights, at 12 AM, simply recite a prayer or meditate by it until 1 AM.

No, you don't need to use any specific type of candle.

There is no exact time for the spell to work.

It shouldn't have any negative side effects. Someone you know may get the money instead, but you could just silently take credit for their good luck.

Money oil would be best to use, but if you don't have that, you can use patchouli oil, almond, basil, or cinnamon oils to name a few.

You could use any kind of oil, but anything organic and perhaps anointed would be good.

It doesn't matter as long as the timing is perfect, from 8 pm to 4 am, and the place is discreet and quiet where you are sure you won't be seen.

It doesn't matter what country you're in. As long as you have belief and intent, it can work. You can write your amount of money in any currency. Use whatever is used in your area.

The money will come in a natural way. It could be a gift from a friend, it could be a raise at work, it could be some spare cash lying around on the ground.

The universe will make a way for you to find your money. Maybe it's an unexpected raise, or maybe it's some cash lying on the ground.

Any marker will work. It doesn't have to be a Sharpie.

Any kind of green leaf will do, although it's best if you pick one off of the ground so you don't have to destroy a tree for this. The important part is the intent.

Magick is not a religion. Those practicing magick don't believe in gods but in the sense of Wicca, it doesn't mean the gods hate you. You just need more practice in spell casting.

An alternative is to use a copper-colored candle. Surround the candle's base with lots of acorns if you can, add a cow statue, and set it up someplace. For three nights, at 12 AM, simply recite a prayer or meditate by it until 1 AM.

You could use bay leaves purchased from a grocery store, they are easy to write on since they are dry leaves mostly.

A Sharpie is a type of permanent marker, that has several tips for different types of writing. You can get them in packs online or at any craft store.

The location of the leaf doesn't matter, it just needs to be buried. Your yard seems like a good place to bury it. I would put it somewhere that you are unlikely to dig up later.

No, it will not work properly if you have not anointed the candle. Think of anointing like setting your intentions: if you have no intentions, it will not work properly.

No. Bury the leaf right after the performing the spell. Keeping it outside reduces the chance of the spell actually working.

Anytime, really, you just have to have the intent.

The kind of anointment oil you use does not matter when performing a money spell.

Of course, but it might anger the deity if they think that you're asking for too much.

Not really. A smaller candle is best, though, as it will not take as long to melt.

The universe will put money into your life one way or another; it may be through a job, or you may just find money on the ground!