Introduction Followed by a Sincere Inquiry

[Aset]

Hello Everyone,

I am new to engaging in the forum but not new to the site, and I’ve gained a significant amount of wisdom from its content. I’ve been a practitioner of many spiritual systems, but my roots have always led me back to Hoodoo.

I’ve been engaging in root work to improve my finances. While I’ve noticed some effectiveness, the results lack consistency. According to my birth chart and planetary alignments, I'm predisposed to fluctuations in life—including financial instability. Despite this, I’m committed to breaking generational cycles of poverty, not only from a material standpoint, but by also strengthening my intuition, wisdom, discernment, clarity, and ability to sustain wealth.

At times, I wrestle with ambivalence about whether I'm spiritually aligned when I practice conjure. I wonder: Are these hardships part of a karmic lesson from my ancestors or the universe—a call to expand my awareness? Am I out of harmony or interfering with elemental forces when I pursue root work? How do I discern the right time to engage in ritual versus when to lean into acceptance and divine providence?

I’d deeply appreciate guidance or suggestions on how to cultivate a consistent stream of wealth, deepen my discernment around timing and spiritual alignment in root work, and ultimately develop the wisdom of Solomon. I know this is a complex inquiry, so thank you for your time and insight.

[catherineyronwode]

Hello, Aset, and thanks or introducing yourself.

I don't know what your natal horoscope looks like with regard to wealth, or which planets are implicated in the fact that you are " predisposed to fluctuations in life—including financial instability" -- but i would start there with some planning around three concepts:

(1) mitigating or offsetting the planetary instabilities by means of astrological remediation, including hoodoo baths, a mojo, and candles;

(2) accumulating and setting aside savings and real property holdings during times of positive financial fluctuation to carry you through hard times or fluctuation toward lowered income; and

(3) implementing basic wealth management by learning how to make a simple budget, and then cutting out addictive over spending, unaffordable luxury travel, and reliance on credit cards or loans which charge fees or interest.

Your best support during this make-over will be Money Stay With Me work. Like the tag-line says: "It's not how much you get but how much you can keep." See:

Money Stay With Me Spiritual Supplies: https://www.luckymojo.com/moneystaywithme.html

[Aset]

Thank you, Mrs. Cat. I truly appreciate your insights and will definitely take the three concepts into consideration. More specifically, I intend to be more consistent in applying them moving forward, I believe that was the barrier in the past for me a lack of consistency.