Quick Specs
- Type: Ritual writing ink, money-drawing
- Size/Quantity: 1 oz bottle
- Best for: Money petition writing, abundance rituals, charm bag preparation
Green Ink and Petition Writing for Money Work
Petition writing is a long-standing ritual technique. The practice involves writing a clearly stated intention on paper, usually torn from a brown bag rather than cut, and then activating the petition through combination with candles, oils, herbs, and burial or burning.
The color of the ink matters. Green ink is a common money-drawing correspondence because it mirrors the color of American paper currency and connects symbolically to growth, vegetation, and abundance. Practitioners write their financial petitions in green ink, cross their name over the goal, and circle the petition with a statement of intention.
Uses Beyond the Petition: Ink in Broader Ritual Practice
Green ritual ink is not limited to petition papers. Experienced practitioners use it to label candles before dressing them with oil, to mark lodestones placed on a money altar, to inscribe the edges of dollar bills folded into a wallet charm, and to write names or intentions on parchment sachets stuffed with money-drawing herbs. The ink serves as a physical extension of the color correspondence, reinforcing the money-drawing energy at every object it touches throughout the working.
This ink differs from the Deer Blood ink carried elsewhere in my catalog, which is used for commanding and compelling petitions rather than drawing work, and from money-drawing writing kits that bundle multiple materials together. The 1 oz bottle of green ink is the standalone component for practitioners who already have the other materials and need the specific color correspondence. You can find parchment and other petition writing supplies in my parchment paper and ink supplies collection.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock this ink because petition writing is a practical, teachable skill with historical depth, and finding ritual-specific inks in colors beyond basic black is harder than it should be. Green ink for money work is a specific need that general art supply stores do not address. This bottle gives practitioners the correct color correspondence in a format made for ritual work, whether that is writing on paper, marking candles, or labeling altar items. For a broader view of money-drawing tools in the catalog, browse my abundance and prosperity collection.
How to Use Money Green Ink 1 oz
A three-step process for using Money Green Ink in petition writing and ritual work.
- Write the Petition on Torn Brown Paper
Tear a small square of brown paper bag or parchment by hand rather than cutting it. Tearing preserves the natural edges that traditional petition papers favor. Write your financial petition in green ink, crossing your name over it nine times with your goal.
- Fold and Place the Petition
Fold the petition toward you to draw money in. Place it under a green candle, tuck it into your wallet, or add it to a charm bag with a coin. The green ink reinforces the money-drawing correspondence and connects the writing to the money-drawing intention.
- Use the Ink for Additional Money-Drawing Inscriptions
Use this ink for money-drawing inscriptions: marking lodestones, labeling herb sachets, or signing a prosperity altar cloth. It is water-based, so allow writing to dry fully before folding or handling. Cap tightly between uses to prevent drying out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Green is a common money-drawing color because it corresponds to paper currency. Practitioners use green ink to write petitions, label candles, and mark charm bags. Red and gold inks are used for urgency or solar energy goals.
A petition paper is a clearly stated intention written on paper, often in colored ink on torn brown paper and placed under a dressed candle. It is then worked with candles, oils, herbs, and burial or burning.
The ink works on parchment, brown paper, standard paper, candle wax, and wood. Compatible with quill nibs, dip pens, and brushes. For candles, let the inscription dry before lighting and keep the flame from the inscribed area while burning.
This is a ritual writing ink for petition and candle magic, not a fountain pen ink. It contains dye and water-based components. Store cap-tight away from sunlight to prevent drying. Do not use in instruments not designed for such formulas.
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