When civil servant Louise felt a bit short of cash, she didn't just tighten her purse strings.
Instead, under the light of the full moon three months ago, when her two young children were tucked up in bed, she padded barefoot to the end of the garden with a green candle, a bunch of herbs and a glass of wine.
Carefully placing the wine on a tree stump she used as a make-shift altar, Louise offered it as a gift to the Moon Goddess. Then, as she sprinkled the bundle of sage and heather into the flame of the candle, she repeated the short incantation: 'Every day, in every way, prosperity come to me.'
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Instead, under the light of the full moon three months ago, when her two young children were tucked up in bed, she padded barefoot to the end of the garden with a green candle, a bunch of herbs and a glass of wine.
Carefully placing the wine on a tree stump she used as a make-shift altar, Louise offered it as a gift to the Moon Goddess. Then, as she sprinkled the bundle of sage and heather into the flame of the candle, she repeated the short incantation: 'Every day, in every way, prosperity come to me.'
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