CINNAMON CHIPS

The Spice of Kings. Fire That Draws Fortune and Love.

Cinnamon has been one of the most coveted substances on earth for thousands of years — traded along the ancient spice routes, offered to gods, burned in temples, and fought over by empires. Its warm, sweet, penetrating scent carries the energy of the sun itself: expansive, generous, magnetic, and alive. In the folk magic tradition, Cinnamon is used in money drawing, prosperity, love, and attraction workings — a spice that heats up any working it enters, draws wealth and love with equal power, and fills a space with the warm, irresistible energy of abundance.

Cinnamon chips offer the full potency of the bark in a form that burns beautifully as incense, infuses oils and baths, and carries its magic into every working with concentrated, fragrant force.

Folklore & Magical Uses

Cinnamon appears in the Bible as one of the ingredients of the sacred anointing oil described in Exodus, alongside Calamus and Myrrh — a formula used to consecrate priests and kings with divine authority. In ancient Egypt, it was used in embalming and offered to the gods as one of the most precious substances available. The Roman emperor Nero is said to have burned an entire year’s supply of Cinnamon at the funeral of his wife — a gesture of such extravagance that it became legendary.

In the hoodoo and conjure tradition, Cinnamon is one of the most versatile and widely used prosperity and attraction herbs. It is blown across the threshold of a business on the first of the month to draw customers and money, added to money mojo bags alongside Bayberry and Five Finger Grass, and used to dress green candles in prosperity workings. In love workings, its warming, magnetic energy draws romantic attention and heats desire. Some workers sprinkle Cinnamon in their wallet or cash register, or add it to a floor wash for a business to keep money flowing steadily. Cinnamon has been drawing wealth and love since before history was written. It is very good at both.

Suggested Uses

• Blow across a business threshold on the first of the month to draw customers and money
• Add to money mojo bags alongside Bayberry and Five Finger Grass for prosperity
• Dress a green candle with Cinnamon oil or chips for abundance workings
• Burn as incense to fill a space with warm, magnetic prosperity energy
• Add to love and attraction workings to heat desire and draw romantic attention

La Especia de los Reyes. Fuego que Atrae la Fortuna y el Amor.

La canela ha sido una de las sustancias más codiciadas de la tierra durante miles de años — comercializada a lo largo de las antiguas rutas de especias, ofrecida a los dioses, quemada en templos y disputada por imperios. En la tradición de magia popular, la canela se usa en trabajos de atracción de dinero, prosperidad, amor y atracción — una especia que calienta cualquier trabajo en el que entra, atrae riqueza y amor con igual poder, y llena un espacio con la energía cálida e irresistible de la abundancia.

Usos Mágicos y Folclóricos

La canela aparece en la Biblia como uno de los ingredientes del óleo sagrado de la unción descrito en Éxodo, junto con el cálamo y la mirra. En el antiguo Egipto, se usaba en el embalsamamiento y se ofrecía a los dioses como una de las sustancias más preciosas disponibles. En la tradición del hoodoo, la canela es una de las hierbas de prosperidad y atracción más versátiles y ampliamente utilizadas. Se sopla a través del umbral de un negocio el primero del mes para atraer clientes y dinero, se añade a bolsas mojo de dinero y se usa para ungir velas verdes en trabajos de prosperidad.

Usos Sugeridos

• Sopla a través del umbral de un negocio el primero del mes para atraer clientes y dinero
• Añade a bolsas mojo de dinero junto con bayberry y hierba de cinco dedos para la prosperidad
• Unge una vela verde con aceite o chips de canela para trabajos de abundancia
• Quema como incienso para llenar un espacio con energía de prosperidad cálida y magnética
• Añade a trabajos de amor y atracción para calentar el deseo y atraer la atención romántica

Cinnamomum zeylanicum

Sold in 0.5 oz package / Se vende en paquetes de 14 gramos (0.5 oz).