Abundance in the Old Way

In the old North, wealth was never a pile you sat on. It was a tide. You stirred it in the land, fed it with bread or blood, and it only came back to the ones who gave something first.

Abundance in the Old Way is my deepest book on fortune. There are no affirmations in it and no moon wishes. It is built on the laws the women in my line lived by when the cupboards were bare: what flows in must flow out, what is given must be returned, and what you bury in the right place, at the right time, may feed you for years.

It begins with small daily work to get the flow moving again, and goes all the way down to the völva rites and the offerings the Iron Age left in the bogs.

Inside the book

• The old laws of circulation and exchange, and why money held too tight goes stale
• Daily work: a morning ritual to open the flow, a black candle ritual for breaking stagnation from an 18th-century South Jutland black book, purification before you ask, and how to hold money so it stays
• Spells from my own grimoire: the milk and salt offering, the knot of return, the threshing bowl, the candle of calling and closing, and a spell for greed
• The deep rites: Jorðfestna, the earth-pact before leaving, the Fehu-binding, Galdraflǫt and the offering of the nine cuts
• Rites built on the bog offerings: the bone and the bread, the bone-marked circle, the bent blade rite and the flesh-tithe
• The night-feast for the dead, and the part the dead play in wealth
• The coin, the key and the thread, the threefold talisman, a witch's treasury, false gold, and the last coin for ending a cycle

What you receive: a PDF in English that you can download the moment you have paid. Yours to keep. Buying it means you ask for the file straight away, so the 14-day right of withdrawal ends once it is delivered.

These are teachings and workings. I do not promise you a sum of money, and I would be wary of anyone who does.

~ Hazel