Quick Specs
- Brand: Espiritu
- Type: Ritual fragrance oil
- Size/Quantity: 1 oz bottle, approx. 3.5 inches in length
- Best for: Abundance workings, wallet anointing, green candle rituals, money mojo bags
Money Drawing: A Cornerstone Formula in Hoodoo
Money Drawing is one of the oldest and most consistently used formula names in African American hoodoo and conjure practice. The formula has appeared in botanica catalogs and rootwork supply lists for over a century, intended to attract financial opportunity, draw new income, and remove the blocks that prevent money from flowing toward the practitioner. It is a foundational condition oil in any serious conjure toolkit, as essential to prosperity work as Road Opener is to clearing obstacles.
The formula’s traditional ingredient set draws on herbs and botanicals long associated with wealth and financial attraction across folk magic traditions: bayberry, cinnamon, and green plant materials that carry the energetic signature of growing abundance. The scent is typically warm, sweet, and slightly spicy, evoking the sensory memory of prosperity and financial confidence rather than a neutral or floral profile.
Using Money Drawing Oil in Practice
The 1oz bottle serves practitioners who work regular abundance rituals or maintain active money altars. Green candles are the primary anointing target, dressed from base to wick while focusing on specific financial intentions. Wallet lining, the inside of a cash register drawer, the corners of business premises, and the handles of mojo bags are all classic anointing points documented across hoodoo instructional literature.
Self-anointing before financial negotiations, job interviews, or business meetings is a common practice among hoodoo practitioners. Applying a small amount to the palms, back of the neck, or the soles of the shoes before such encounters is believed to attract favorable circumstances and a positive financial outcome. The 1oz size provides ample oil for both altar work and personal anointing over an extended period.
Pairing and Ritual Context
Money Drawing oil pairs naturally with lodestones dressed with magnetic sand, green or gold candles, pyrite chips, and Bay Laurel herb. Practitioners often combine it with a Money Drawing powder or sachet powder for floor washes or threshold anointing of the home or business entrance. Regular weekly rituals using this oil are more effective than single large workings, according to traditional hoodoo practice.
How to Use Espiritu Money Drawing Oil
Three practical methods: candle dressing, item anointing, and mojo bag creation.
- Prepare a Green Candle for the Working
Hold a green candle and focus on a specific, realistic financial goal. Dress the candle from base to wick with Money Drawing oil, then roll it in a pinch of cinnamon or dried basil if available. Set it in a holder on your money altar.
- Anoint Key Financial Items
Apply a drop of Money Drawing oil to the corners of your wallet, the inside of your cash register, or the threshold of your business entrance. Speak your financial intention clearly each time you anoint, keeping the goal specific and positive.
- Create a Money Mojo Bag
Place a piece of lodestone, a silver dime, and a pinch of bayberry herb in a small green bag. Add three drops of Money Drawing oil to the bag, tie it closed, and carry it in your wallet or keep it on your money altar for ongoing attraction work.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock the 1oz Money Drawing oil because regular abundance practitioners need a supply that lasts through multiple rituals, not just a single working. Espiritu formulates this as a ritual fragrance oil, built for intentional ceremonial use. Explore my full Espiritu line for complementary condition oils, or browse my candle collection to find green and gold ritual candles for prosperity workings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Money Drawing oil is a classic hoodoo condition oil used to attract financial opportunity, dress green candles for prosperity rituals, anoint wallets and business thresholds, and feed money mojo bags to draw steady income and abundance.
No, this is a ritual fragrance oil intended for ceremonial and spiritual use. It is designed to anoint candles, objects, and personal items as part of intentional magical practice, not for use in an aromatherapy diffuser or on bare skin.
Traditional hoodoo practice favors regular weekly rituals over a single large working. Dress a green candle weekly, refresh your wallet anointing monthly, and recharge your mojo bag with a few drops every two weeks for consistent results.
Cinnamon, bayberry, and basil are traditional pairings in money magic. Lodestones, pyrite, and green tourmaline work well in mojo bags. A green or gold candle dressed with this oil is the simplest and most effective money-drawing setup.
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