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Abundance and Prosperity Ritual

A practical home ritual with plants, intention and small symbols to invite abundance and prosperity into everyday life.

Abundance and Prosperity Ritual

What can we do at home to attract abundance and prosperity?

Today we practise rituals in many areas of life. We also bring into our lives some rituals that have continued since ancient times. How much do we really know about what these rituals contribute? We learn and do them without thinking as we grow up. Shall we start doing one of them consciously?

Let us begin with a ritual you can do in the living room — and also at work. We obtain a crassula plant, considered very lucky in Feng Shui and also known as the money plant. Place it on the left side when you enter the room with your back to the door. That left side is the abundance and prosperity side of the home. We also plant a lucky coin at the bottom of the soil. While doing this:

Take the coin in your hands, join your hands at heart level, close your eyes and say: I am attracting abundance, prosperity, healing, light, success, love, joy and peace like a magnet — I attract, I attract, I attract — and I plant, I plant, I plant. Then place it in the soil and put the plant in its place.

Alongside this, light a purple candle in the same corner with the same intention.

Many of us already keep aloe vera at home for its healing qualities. Did you know that this plant is also said to draw abundance and prosperity into the home?

Place an aloe vera — ideally in a red pot — in the same left corner, perhaps next to the crassula. Tie a red ribbon on your favourite stem and as you tie it say: I have knotted luck, abundance, prosperity, love, affection and peace into this home — knotted, knotted, knotted.

Beyond these, you may keep your money and cards in a purple wallet. Every Monday you can wipe the outer door with vinegar water. You can hang a door charm such as a dolphin. You may also recite Ya-Sin with your intention, and at the mubin pauses recite the mubin prayer seven times — a practice traditionally associated with opening the doors of wishes and healing.

If you have your own prosperity rituals, I would love to meet you in the comments.

With love