Get A Job Boxed Ritual Kit

Yellow candle for the interview room. Yellow carries confidence, clear thinking, and the sun's visibility in Wiccan candle color lore, which is exactly what a job search asks of you.

A coin to carry. The gold-tone coin charm is charged in the smoke and goes in your pocket for every interview and every follow-up email, a small weight that says the working is still on.

Boxed for a long search. Job hunts take more than one candle, and the printed box keeps the second herb packet and the coin ready for the next round.

• Printed keepsake box, as pictured
• Spell instruction sheet
• One taper candle, yellow as pictured
• Two AzureGreen herbal spell mix packets
• One roll of quick-lighting charcoal discs
• Velveteen pouch, green as pictured
• Gold-tone coin charm, as pictured
• Weight: about 1.6 lb
• Contents are shown in the product photos and may vary slightly by batch
• Brand: AzureGreen ritual spell kit

The two herbal spell mixes are blended and labeled by AzureGreen; the botanical list is printed on each packet and can be confirmed with Plentiful Earth. They are meant to be burned on the included charcoal in a heatproof dish, not brewed or bathed in, unless the instruction sheet says otherwise.

A job spell kit is used in modern eclectic witchcraft to draw employment and open the way to a good position: you burn a candle and herbs with a petition for the work you want, then carry a charm through the interviews. It is one of the most practical workings on the shelf.

The kit is Wiccan-influenced rather than rooted in Hoodoo, which has its own famous employment formulas like Steady Work and Crown of Success; if you practice that tradition, its oils and powders pair well with this candle working. The yellow candle follows the Wiccan color correspondences that assign yellow to confidence and the sun, and the green pouch holds the money and growth colors. The coin is the oldest prosperity token there is, and carrying one for luck runs through European folk custom.

You can cast it on a Thursday, Jupiter's day of expansion and career, or a Sunday for the sun's success, during a waxing moon. Name the job, the wage, and the kind of people you want to work beside.

1. Write the job you want in one clear sentence, including the field and the pay you need, then read the instruction sheet through.
2. Set the yellow candle in a holder and the charcoal in a heatproof dish on sand. Light the charcoal and let it glow gray.
3. Light the candle, burn a pinch of the spell mix, and recite the petition from the sheet or read your own sentence aloud three times.
4. Pass the coin through the smoke, close it in your hand while you picture the handshake, and place it in the green pouch. Let the candle burn as directed, never unattended.
5. Carry the coin to every interview and send one application within a day of the working. Repeat with the second packet at the next waxing moon if the search is still open.

If your practice includes writing the petition and tucking it under the candle holder, add it. The sheet gives you the working; your applications give it somewhere to land. Our free job spell is written in the same spirit and also asks for the coworkers you want.

• Get A Job Ritual Kit: the standard version of this same working without the keepsake box.
• Job Oil by Espiritu, 2 Dram: dress the yellow candle and a drop on the coin before the interview.
• Crown of Success Oil by Espiritu, 2 Dram: the classic Hoodoo success formula for anointing your resume folder or your wrists.
• Job's Tears Amulet: a second carry charm for the hunt, from the old folk tradition of carrying the seeds for luck.
• Dark Green Chime Candles, Set of 20: for a nightly money candle between full workings.

What's the difference between the boxed kit and the standard kit?

The boxed Get a Job kit arrives in a printed keepsake box with a yellow taper, a gold coin charm, and a green pouch, about two dollars more. The standard kit ships without the box, with a pale taper and an amulet on a card in place of the coin. Both include two herbal spell mixes and charcoal.

Does this job spell work for a promotion or freelance clients?

Yes, the working draws employment in whatever shape you name, so write the petition for the promotion, the contract, or the client list you want. The yellow candle and coin suit any form of paid work. Be specific about the role and the pay; a vague petition for a job tends to return vague results.

Is this a Hoodoo employment spell?

No, it is an eclectic Wiccan-style kit: a colored candle, herbs burned on charcoal, and a charged charm with a spoken petition. Hoodoo has its own employment formulas, such as Steady Work and Crown of Success, and if you work in that tradition its oils pair well with this candle. The kit does not claim that lineage.

How do I burn the herbal spell mix safely?

Light one charcoal disc with a lighter or candle flame, holding it with tongs, and set it in a heatproof dish on a bed of sand or salt. Wait until it glows gray, then sprinkle a pinch of the herb mix on top; a little goes a long way. Keep a window cracked and never leave the burning dish unattended.

When should I cast a job spell?

Cast it during a waxing moon, when the moon grows toward full, and on a Thursday for Jupiter's expansion or a Sunday for the sun's success. Cast before you send applications rather than after the interview, so the working has time to move. If the calendar does not cooperate, cast tonight; intention carries more than timing.

What should I do after the spell?

Apply. Send at least one application within a day of the working, carry the coin to every interview, and keep the second herb packet for a repeat at the next waxing moon. Spellwork opens a door; your follow-through is what walks through it. Many witches keep a short log of applications beside the candle stub.