Simple Money Spells

Written by Sam Stevens


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• Forrepparttar necessities of life, light a red candle torepparttar 101248 Archangel Chamuel and ask that you always haverepparttar 101249 tools of your trade, food on your table, a roof over your head and money inrepparttar 101250 bank. • Make lemonade out of your lemons. Juice lemons; add water and sugar to taste. Stirrepparttar 101251 lemonade inrepparttar 101252 pitcher three times in a counterclockwise circle, saying " Gone, gone ...bad luck begone." Then stir in a clockwise direction saying " Mine, mine ...all good things are mine." Drink. • Stick a clove of garlic with nine pins and hang it nearrepparttar 101253 front door to protect you from poverty. • Fill a small bowl with equal parts of sugar, salt and rice. Mix thoroughly and place an open safety pin in its center. Keeprepparttar 101254 bowl out inrepparttar 101255 open to eliminate poverty. • Rub a green candle with a tiny bit of honey, a sprinkle of cinnamon and dab of orange juice or orange oil. Light and ask for quick cash or money in a hurry. • To enhance business, find three foreign coins and wrap them in a gold colored cloth. Place it inrepparttar 101256 drawer of your cash register. • On a new moon, make a slit in a yam and wedge a penny inside it. Put it outside for fourteen days (untilrepparttar 101257 full moon) and then bury it onrepparttar 101258 Full moon. • Drawrepparttar 101259 Ace, Ten and Seven of diamonds from an ordinary deck of playing cards. Anoint them with a commercial prosperity oil (or cinnamon or bayberry oil) and carryrepparttar 101260 three cards in your pocket to draw prosperity to you. • Whenever you find a coin onrepparttar 101261 floor, step on it and say, "Money onrepparttar 101262 floor, money atrepparttar 101263 door." Then pick it up and put it in your pocket.

Sam Steven's metaphysical articles have been published in many high-standing newspapers and she has published several books. You can meet Sam Stevens at http://www.psychicrealm.com where she works as a professional psychic. You can also read more of her articles at http://www.newagenotebook.com where she is the staff writer. Currently she is studying technology's impact on the metaphysics.


Don’t Give Up Your Day Job

Written by Kathleen Jerauld-Brack


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Take a look at a real business plan, (you can find them free onrepparttar web) and start sketching in your ideas. Revise it at least ten times. Be realistic about money. It’s expensive to market anything onrepparttar 101247 web, -you’ll need to learn to find additional ways to getrepparttar 101248 word out. Spend much of your free time in bookstores or libraries perusing books on marketing, sales, web design, budgeting, time management and personal success stories. I think book stores tend to have more ofrepparttar 101249 most current stuff as far as web marketing is concerned.

Build an alternate plan for your business plan. Make a contingency plan. Make a goal sheet with target dates. What do you (your name) need to learn more about in order to operate onrepparttar 101250 web in addition to your craft? Web design? Marketing? Search Engines? Self promotion? Again, followrepparttar 101251 leaders – err onrepparttar 101252 conservative side and stay objective. Can you sell? Selling your goods, selling yourself, and selling your credibility is more important forrepparttar 101253 success of any web business than you can imagine right now.

You might want to make an appointment with a person at SCORE atrepparttar 101254 Small Business Administration. They have all been throughrepparttar 101255 fire, can give you realistic feedback, show you how to develop a business plan and where to look for financing.

Don’t give up your dream. But don’t give up your day job yet either.

This work isrepparttar 101256 original work ofrepparttar 101257 author and is copyrighted 2005.

Kathleen Jeruald-Brack. BFA Design and Fine Art. Has worked in the restaurant industry as well as in medical care where she became interested in nutrition and holistic health practices. She later became an Art Director for a broadcasting company. Her illustrations have been published in major magazines, and she is recipient of many Art and Literature Awards.. Webmistress of http://www.bestplacetoeat.com and http://www.bestrestaurants.us.


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