Calendula

Description

Calendula are bright and colourful garden flowers native to the South of Europe.  It is now cultivated in gardens all over the world.  The bright yellow flowers are edible, and can also be brewed into a tea.

Calendula is used in footwork for money and gambling, and also for legal and court case work.  Calendula’s gold colour and resemblance to coins is the reason for its gambling and monetary uses, but the use in legal matters is more likely to derive from older European associations with the sun and its powers of authority and influence.

Calendula is thought to bring good luck in money matters, and are often added to lucky money formulae.  Calendula is an important ingredient in many gambling mojo hands, hand washes, and oils.

For bringing victory in court, calendula is not used on its own.  It is always combined with other ingredients, either as part of a powder or oil formula or as an ingredient in a mojo hand.

Kiwi Mojo’s Calendula is either sourced from a trusted local grower, or grown on site at Kiwi Mojo by Houngan Alistair.  We make sure the golden colour is preserved through the drying process.

To dream of lucky numbers for playing the lottery or a lucky image to purchase a scratch card, take a banknote and fold it three times towards you around a pinch of calendula.  Sleep with this under your pillow. Take the banknote and use it to purchase your lottery ticket or scratch card.