The egregore of luck: how to connect

One client came to me with this problem: "I was married, everything was fine, my business was on the rise. My wife supported me in my business in every way and was my invisible rear guard. Years passed, I fell in love with my secretary — it seemed to me she helped me more — and I began building a relationship with her. My wife could not bear it and divorced me. I never even noticed how my business quietly slipped into the secretary's hands. And now I am left with nothing: my family is destroyed, the business is gone — or rather, it is no longer mine — and the secretary has no use for me anymore. Her love vanished somewhere; I realised this person simply used me. My ex-wife married another man and now helps him in business; she is doing well. What am I to do? And on top of everything, I have an enormous amount of debt."

Indeed, what is to be done? Why do some people's affairs prosper while others, no matter how hard they try, achieve nothing? Their business either closes down or passes to others, and they spend long years paying off debts.

So one group of people considers itself wronged — losers. Others wonder why they were betrayed, what did they do to deserve this? I hear it so often. Still others think they simply never found themselves, that they were in the wrong line of work. "I never even liked that job," many say.

You may not believe it, but there is such a thing as palmistry by your date of birth! And if your date is correct — the very day you were born — everything is written in it!

Your calling included. Years go by, and you still cannot decide. So perhaps it is worth asking a specialist what you should do. What your vocation is. What you have an aptitude for. What your talents are. Which direction to take. What to choose.

Since ancient times there have existed various professional castes, and from birth it is already ordained who belongs where. Almost always, this is also what you did in your past life.

Each caste is a kind of energetic egregor — a collective energy field.

If you are within your own caste, then you are inside your own energetic egregor field. You should love your profession, and luck will follow you in everything; if you are not lazy, success in the work you do is assured.

Try performing a ritual on your own to attune yourself to the wavelength of luck, to find yourself and decide who you are.

Take up some ordinary, useful housework. For example, do a thorough cleaning, or sort through some grain. Remember Cinderella sorting grain. Monotonous, dull work easily carries you into a meditative state. And when that happened, the doves (the angels) flew in, and then the wish-granting fairy appeared. So you too should tune into the positive: as you work, picture how everything in your life will change for the better, and recite the incantation. Better still, hum it countless times:

how I love you, how I call upon you, how I pray to you,

wake the talent within me, help me in my endeavours,

lead my paths and roads toward income and good fortune.

To find yourself, you must above all do what you love! And what is your calling? How can you tell? It is the thing you love most. The thing you give your free time to. Many, especially young people, say: but I don't know what exactly I love.

Learn to notice the signs fate sends you; examine yourself — what exactly draws your attention? What books do you enjoy reading? Perhaps you enjoy sports? Or you love singing? Or maybe you love cooking, or drawing. Or perhaps you have a passion for weapons? Or are you drawn to other languages, travel, other peoples?

Consider what other people appreciate when you do something for them.

Read this prayer throughout the day, at any time.

Given to me from God in heaven for my keeping!

And guard me from all evil, and guide me toward good deeds,

Many say: "My parents sent me to university because they decided so. But in truth I dislike this work and do not want to do it. Yet I have no money to do what I love." Or I often hear: "I have no time for my beloved pursuit; I must go to a job that brings me no joy, because I have to feed my family."

In truth, nothing in your life happens for no reason. And that profession you mastered may come in very handy one day. That is why you mastered it. It happens so often. At first, fate sends us what we dislike. Just think: had you received at once what suits your heart, would you ever have learned what you dislike but may need in life?

A lack of money, like a lack of time, is a pure and simple excuse. One you pin upon yourself. Your brain merely seeks justification, feeling fear and laziness at changing everything in your life. Of course, it is easiest to invent an excuse for yourself and others. "Here I am, a sufferer upon this earth, I have so many problems, so many… they won't let me breathe, let alone pursue my beloved calling."

Yet I can say with equal certainty that there exist various dark magical rites by which one can steal a person's share, success, money, happiness, even talent.

Lest this happen to you, never let anyone brush hair from your shoulders. Never let invited guests wash the dishes in your home, or they will wash away your happiness for themselves. Share news of your success in business with no one before its time. Know how to keep secrets. Make yourself a good-luck talisman, and it will be your irreplaceable helper.

Starting from the first day of the dark moon, collect all your small change for six days in a row. On the seventh day, go and buy yourself a notebook, or something like a notebook, with the collected money. Throw the remaining change in the middle of the first crossroads on your path, saying:

"Paid in full, paid for everything in full! So let it be! Amen!"

Make your first entry on the first page as soon as you have crossed the crossroads:

Speak these words every time you leave the house. In the notebook, write about yourself every day — only in a positive light: what you achieved today, how clever you were, how brilliantly you solved this or that problem. A couple of sentences will do. Or the entries should note what you would reward yourself for today. And so every day. End each entry with "I thank thee, my Angel."

Childishly fairy-tale, you will say — but it genuinely works. And you will see how, unnoticed by all, you step onto the streak of luck.

If you are going to a job interview, or must meet an important person on whom your destiny depends. Or you dearly wish to win a contest, or need victory in a competition.

Step onto the shadow of some official or clergyman, and silently say to yourself: