Invite prosperity, new opportunities, and positive financial energy into your home with this simple money-drawing simmer pot. This gentle abundance spell combines moon-blessed water, traditional prosperity herbs, candle magic, and honey to create a warm, fragrant ritual suitable for beginners.
Rather than promising money from nowhere, this spell is intended to support honest work, creative opportunities, financial growth, and a healthier relationship with abundance.
What Is a Money-Drawing Simmer Pot?
A simmer pot is a mixture of water, herbs, spices, fruit, and other symbolic ingredients heated gently on the stove. As the water warms and its fragrance moves through the home, it carries the intention of the spell into the surrounding space.
This ritual begins as a money-drawing simmer pot and ends with the creation of a temporary abundance jar. It is slightly different from a traditional money bowl, which usually contains dry ingredients, coins, herbs, crystals, and written intentions.
When to Perform This Spell
You may perform this spell whenever you feel that your finances, work, or creative projects need renewed energy.
It may be especially meaningful during:
- A waxing moon, when energy is associated with growth and attraction
- A new moon, when setting new intentions
- Thursday, traditionally associated with expansion, prosperity, and Jupiter
- The beginning of a new job, business project, or financial goal
- A time when you are actively searching for new opportunities
You do not need to wait for a particular moon phase. Your intention and practical actions matter more than finding a supposedly perfect moment.
What You Will Need
- A small or medium saucepan
- Fresh water or moon-blessed water
- Three to five money-drawing herbs or ingredients
- A small amount of honey
- One white candle
- One green candle
- A clean glass jar with a lid
- A spoon
- A strainer
- A written financial intention, if desired
Choose ingredients you already have when possible. A useful spell does not need to be expensive or complicated.
Money-Drawing Ingredients
Select three to five of the following ingredients. Each one brings a slightly different symbolic quality to the spell.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon is associated with fast-moving energy, success, attraction, prosperity, and the strengthening of magical intentions.
Bay Laurel
Bay leaves represent victory, achievement, wishes, and successful outcomes. You may write a short financial intention on a dry bay leaf before adding it to the pot.
Basil
Basil is traditionally connected to money, luck, protection, and prosperity. It is a particularly good choice when attracting income through work or business.
Clove
Clove brings protection, strength, friendship, and prosperity. It may help symbolically protect the abundance you already have while inviting further growth.
Chamomile
Chamomile is associated with luck, calm, prosperity, and steady financial energy. It is helpful when you want to attract abundance without encouraging frantic or chaotic energy.
Orange Peel
Orange peel carries joyful, uplifting solar energy. It may be used to attract success, confidence, happiness, and promising opportunities.
Ginger
Ginger is traditionally used to energize a spell and encourage faster movement. Add only a small amount, as its fragrance can become strong.
Mint
Mint is associated with prosperity, business success, renewal, and clear thinking. It may be especially useful when seeking new income ideas.
Step One: Prepare the Water
Fill the saucepan with enough water to allow the mixture to simmer safely without drying out.
Hold your hands around or above the pot and take a few slow breaths. Focus on what abundance means to you. This may be greater financial stability, more customers, reliable work, creative success, or enough money to feel safe.
You may say:
I bless this water with the intention of growth, opportunity, and honest abundance. May it carry prosperity peacefully into my home and life.
If you prefer, place the water in a covered container under the moonlight the night before performing the ritual. It does not need to be charged beneath a full moon.
Step Two: Light the Candles
Place one white candle and one green candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface away from the stove, curtains, children, and animals.
The white candle represents purification, protection, and a clear path forward. The green candle represents money, growth, prosperity, and fertile opportunities.
Light the white candle first, followed by the green one.
Never leave burning candles or a simmering saucepan unattended.
Step Three: Add the Ingredients
Bring the water to a gentle simmer. Add each chosen ingredient individually.
As you place an ingredient into the pot, name its purpose aloud. For example:
I add cinnamon for success and swift opportunity.
I add basil for prosperity earned through honest work.
I add bay laurel for victory and fulfilled intentions.
There is no need to memorize perfect words. Simple and sincere words are enough.
Step Four: Sweeten the Path
Add a small spoonful of honey to the water.
Honey is used symbolically to sweeten your path, attract favorable circumstances, and encourage rewarding opportunities to find their way toward you.
As you stir the mixture clockwise, say:
I sweeten the road that lies before me. May good opportunities arrive, may my work be valued, and may abundance grow.
Step Five: Let the Intention Fill Your Home
Allow the mixture to simmer gently until its fragrance begins to move through your home.
Keep an eye on the water level and add more water whenever necessary. Do not allow the saucepan to boil dry.
As the scent fills the room, imagine your intention spreading with it. Picture yourself noticing useful opportunities, making wise financial decisions, completing valuable work, and receiving fair payment for what you create or provide.
You may repeat:
Money flows and chances grow.
Through honest work, abundance shows.
Opportunities come clear and bright,
drawn to my home by flame and light.
Allow the simmer pot to remain on low heat for approximately 20 to 40 minutes, or for as long as it can be watched safely.
Step Six: Cool and Strain the Mixture
When the ritual feels complete, turn off the heat and allow the mixture to cool completely.
Extinguish the candles safely. If you wish, thank the candles and ingredients for their symbolic role in your ritual.
Once the mixture is cold, strain out the herbs and pour the liquid into a clean glass jar. Close the lid securely.
Do not pour hot liquid into a cold glass jar, as sudden temperature changes may cause the glass to crack.
Step Seven: Charge the Abundance Jar
Place the sealed jar in moonlight overnight. A windowsill is perfectly suitable, provided the jar cannot be knocked over by children or animals.
In the morning, hold the jar between your hands and repeat your intention. You may place it on a money altar, desk, creative workspace, or windowsill.
Whenever you feel that your financial energy needs encouragement, hold the jar and gently swirl the liquid while focusing on practical opportunities you are ready to pursue.
How Long Can the Jar Be Kept?
Because this jar contains water, honey, and traces of plant material, it should not be kept indefinitely. The mixture may ferment, develop mold, or attract insects, even when it appears clean.
Keep it for no longer than one to three days at room temperature.
Afterward, return the liquid respectfully to the earth, provided every ingredient is safe for local soil, wildlife, and animals. Otherwise, pour it down the drain with plenty of water.
Do not drink the mixture.
Create a Lasting Money Jar
If you want a magical object that can remain on your altar for several months, create a separate dry abundance jar.
You may include:
- Dried money-drawing herbs
- A few clean coins
- A written financial goal
- A small piece of cinnamon
- A dry bay leaf
- Green aventurine, citrine, pyrite, or another symbolic prosperity stone
- A green ribbon around the jar
Keep all ingredients completely dry. Hold the jar whenever you want to renew your intention, and pair the ritual with one practical financial action.
This could include publishing a new product, applying for a job, promoting your work, reviewing your spending, contacting a potential customer, or saving a small amount of money.
A Final Note About Abundance Magic
Money magic works best as a ritual for focus, confidence, and purposeful action—not as a replacement for practical effort.
After completing the spell, choose one action that supports your intention. Abundance may arrive through a new idea, a customer, an opportunity, improved financial habits, helpful information, or recognition for work you have already done.
The spell opens the symbolic door. You still have to notice when something worthwhile knocks.
Safety Notes
- Never leave candles or a simmering saucepan unattended.
- Keep flames and hot liquids away from children and animals.
- Add water regularly so the pot cannot boil dry.
- Make sure every ingredient is safe to heat, particularly if anyone in the home has allergies, asthma, or fragrance sensitivities.
- Some herbs and essential oils can be harmful to pets. Do not add essential oils to this simmer pot.
- Do not consume the finished mixture.
- This ritual is for spiritual, cultural, and entertainment purposes and does not guarantee financial results.
Save this spell
for when you need a little extra abundance or share the magic with a friend.
