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Swanmere Wishes: A Wish for Prosperity

One hundred complete spoken wishes for money, work, earning opportunities, payments, debt, household stability and prosperity. Each entry brings a specific concern into a complete Enchantment that can be read aloud or silently.

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Inside this book

A Wish for Prosperity is a focused volume in the Swanmere Wishes collection. The book includes one hundred complete wishes. Each entry opens with What This Wish Is For and continues with The Enchantment, a self-contained petition for a particular concern.

Subjects covered

How to use a spoken wish

Find the wish that corresponds to your situation, read its short introduction and then speak or silently read the Enchantment. There is no requirement for candles, altars, moon phases or special materials. Readers may return to a wish when the concern remains important.

Who should choose this edition?

Choose A Wish for Prosperity when your priority is money, income, work & opportunity. Each volume focuses on a different area of life, rather than repeating the same selection with different labels. The Swanmere Wishes collection guide compares the books.

How does it differ from the other book?

A Wish for Prosperity concentrates on money, income, work & opportunity. A Wish for Love, by contrast, addresses a separate set of concerns: Wishes for reconciliation, commitment and healing. You can explore both pages before choosing a book.

Questions about the wishes

Do I need any ritual tools?

No. The words are the complete working; no objects or particular timing are required.

Can I read a wish silently?

Yes. The Enchantment can be read silently or spoken aloud.

Are these instructions for one particular outcome?

Each wish identifies its own situation and provides words to express it. The books do not promise or guarantee a particular result.