Casting for Money and Abundance

Money is an issue for many people. Too much of it can be overwhelming while too little can lead to destitution. There are very few people who are entirely comfortable with the amount of money they have; most people have some degree of money stress to contend with. While money should never be thought of as the root of all evil, it can be troublesome at times.

What is abundance?

Abundance is a state of plenty. It is about knowing that you have enough for the needs of you and your family. It is the natural state of the world around us, as we watch the seasons change and the earth producing flowers, fruit and crops in great swathes. Although some years are leaner than others, in general Mother Nature provides for the needs of all her dependents and that includes us.

Living in a state of abundance means that you can pay all your bills with relative ease, you have food in your cupboards and some savings to fall back on should an unexpected expense arise, such as a car repair or a breakdown of a large appliance. Abundance offers peace of mind. When there is plenty of money in the bank, you don't need to worry too much about the state of the economy, because your own micro-economy is in good health and you have more than you need.

Charles Dickens referred to this little bit extra as 'a margin of happiness' and that is an excellent way to describe abundance. When you have more than you need, you feel calm and happy. When you have less than you need, you feel fraught and fearful. Developing your own margin of happiness is the key to personal abundance. Prosperity is always a very personal journey. The sum of money that makes one person fell wealthy might make someone else feel poor. Much of it is down to your own comfort levels around money. If you have been scratching to make ends meet, suddenly having savings of about $700 might make you feel positively rich, while for someone who regularly spends thousands of dollars on on luxury goods, being down to $700 might make them feel destitute, so what makes you fell abundant is entirely subjective.

Casting for Money and Prosperity

It is an acceptable practice to cast spells for money, but there are a few things to bear in mind. First of all you should cast money spells based on need, not greed, because the sense of urgency to get your needs met will make the spell more powerful. Casting to win a lottery jackpot with a vague notation that you would like to be rich is unlikely to succeed, because there is no genuine emotional need driving the spell. So cast for just a little bit more than you actually need for your margin of happiness.

Money spells can manifest in a myriad of ways - more overtime at work, a pay rise, a tax rebate, a windfall. It won't usually be 'free money' that comes to you out of the blue, but it will be money that you have either worked for or overpaid. That said, sometimes a windfall will come to you after a prosperity spell has been cast and this always feels very magical, but it is more usual that you will need to participate in acquiring additional cash, even with magic on your side.