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The Honey Jar Money Draw
Layer honey, coins, cinnamon sticks, and dried basil in a glass jar while speaking your financial intentions aloud. Seal the jar and burn a green candle on the lid each Friday to keep the working alive.
What You Will Need
A small glass jar with a lid
A mason jar, jam jar, or any clean glass container. This becomes the vessel that holds and sweetens your financial intention.
Honey
Enough to fill the jar about halfway. Honey draws sweetness, attraction, and slow steady wealth.
Three coins
Any denomination. They represent the seed money and the energy of currency flowing toward you.
Ground cinnamon
A generous pinch. Cinnamon accelerates money magic and adds warmth to your working.
Dried basil
A pinch from your kitchen spice rack. Basil has been used for centuries to attract wealth and good fortune.
A small piece of paper and pen
For writing your specific financial intention or the amount you wish to draw in.
A green or white candle
A small taper or tea light to seal the jar and activate the spell.
Moon Phase & Timing
Honey jar spells are slow-working magic. The lunar phase you begin on sets the tone for how the sweetness unfolds.
Waxing Moon: Begin here when you want finances to grow steadily over time. The building moon feeds the jar's energy.
Full Moon: Start on a full moon for maximum magnetic pull, especially if you have a specific dollar amount in mind.
Friday: Ruled by Venus, Fridays add attraction energy. Starting your jar on a Friday during a waxing moon is especially potent.
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The Ritual
5 steps, with the words to speak at each one.
You have the materials and the timing. The ritual itself — every step, every incantation, and how to shape the spell to your own intention — lives inside the Grimoire, alongside 191 others.
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This spell is provided for spiritual and entertainment purposes. Midnight Spellcraft makes no guarantees of specific results. Trust your intuition and practice responsibly.