9 Abundance Rituals to Call In Prosperity

An abundance ritual is a small, repeated act that says to the universe: I have enough, and more is welcome. It can be as simple as blowing cinnamon through your door or as slow as writing a check to yourself under the new moon.

The objects matter less than you think. Cinnamon, bay leaves, rice and candles are old symbols of warmth, luck and plenty, and that is why they are used. But what sends the signal is you: your attention, your words, and the feeling of having that you bring to the moment.

On the morning of the first day of the month, stand at your front door with a pinch of ground cinnamon in your right hand. Say a few words asking abundance to come in and stay, then blow the cinnamon into your home. It takes one minute and opens every month with a clear signal. Here is what to say and which hand to use.

On the day of the new moon, write yourself a check from the universe. Put your name, the date, and "Paid in full" where the amount goes, then sign it "The Law of Abundance." Keep it somewhere you see it, and write a new one each new moon. The full guide covers how to fill in your check.

Fill a glass jar with things that stand for plenty: grains and seeds, a few coins, a cinnamon stick, a bay leaf and your wish on paper. Close it and keep it in your kitchen or near your door. It is a New Year favorite in Latin America and Brazil, and many people keep theirs all year. See what goes in the jar and where to put it.

Write a wish on a dry bay leaf, as if it already came true. Then burn it in a fireproof bowl and let the smoke carry it, or keep the leaf in your wallet. It is one of the oldest and simplest ways to send a wish. Here is how to do the bay leaf ritual, step by step.

On the night of the full moon, set a jar of water outside or on a windowsill where the moonlight can reach it. Hold it, say what you are calling in, and bring it in the next morning. Then use it: water your plants, add it to a bath or wash your hands before your next ritual. Read how to make moon water.

Green is the color of growth and plenty. Light a green candle, sit with it for a few minutes, and say your abundance lines out loud while you watch the flame. Some people carve a word or a symbol into the wax first. Never leave a candle burning alone.

The Rose of Jericho is a dry desert plant that opens and turns green when you put it in water, then closes again when it dries. In Mexico and across Latin America, many families keep one at home for abundance and good luck. Set it in a shallow bowl of water, change the water every day or two, and say a few words of thanks each time. Here is how to wake it up and care for it.

Your wallet is where money lives, so treat it like a home. Take out old receipts, face your bills the same way, and keep one small symbol of plenty inside, like a bay leaf or a cinnamon stick. Each time you open it, say thank you for what is there.

Every night before bed, write three things that came to you that day: a kind word, a free coffee, a payment, a good idea. Thankfulness is the feeling of having, and that is exactly the signal abundance answers. This one costs nothing and works every day.

Any day works, but a few days carry extra meaning. The first of the month is a fresh start, which is why the cinnamon ritual lands there. The new moon is a time to plant and call in, so it suits the check and the jar. The full moon is a time of fullness and thanks, so it suits moon water and the thank-you list. New Year's Day and your birthday are two more lovely days to start one.

Start with the one that feels easy. If you want one minute a month, choose cinnamon. If you love writing, choose the check. If you want something to see every day, choose the jar or the Rose of Jericho. If you want a habit, choose the thank-you list.

Then add your words to your day. A ritual is a strong moment, but your signal goes out all the time. Put your abundance lines on your lock screen, and let Amplify keep sending your desires between rituals.