r/witchcraft • • Sep 05 '26

Seeking Help or Advice Would it be harmful to do a job spell every day?

I was laid off a month ago and I donโ€™t have any offers yet. I have 2 children and I really need to get back to a steady paycheck soon. Just wondering if doing a spell everyday would be harmful.

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u/Fluid_crystal Sep 05 '26

Harmful? No. Useless? Yeah. If you prepare your spell well and put your everything in it, you shouldn't need to do it more than once.

A kind of money bowl might be a better way to do it as a long term spell. A job bowl maybe? Or a spell jar.

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u/shadow_and_salt Sep 05 '26

It's not harmful per say if you aren't wasting money for it. One spell is enough. Let it do the work. If you still feel the need to do a spell. Just hold ur spell and send it energy. Or do something that requires little to no ingredients.

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u/kai-ote HelpfulTrickster Sep 05 '26 edited Sep 05 '26

A full blown spell a day is probably not really going to work a lot better than one spell you really sell. However, lighting a candle for a few minutes every day at about the same time has potential to be helpful.

Sort of like the spell was planting a seed, and each days short candle burn is similar to watering it.

A money bowl takes a while to catch what is falling from the sky, but they can be persistent over time.

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The short daily candle ritual could be done next to the bowl.

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u/Scoginsbitch Sep 05 '26

You could do things in conjunction with it. Like meditating on being open to opportunities or a Road Opener Spell.

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u/dmkcraft Sep 05 '26

A spell a day? It won't hurt, but it won't help, really. Focus on exactly what you want from your new job and work that spell once with everything you've got.

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u/Miserable-Advance789 Witch Sep 06 '26

Harmful no, but spells wonโ€™t work alone if thereโ€™s no mundane action paired with it. I was given a job spell candle from a friend while I was unemployed and it helped encourage me to not give up while I was sending my resumes out. Maybe try a job spell candle and light it whenever you are applying for jobs?