Have you been asking, “What is the prayer to manifest money?” Well, you’ve come to the right place. I have two prayers for money that have been shown to work time and time again.
First Prayer to Manifest Money
The first is a huna prayer for money that was created by Dywhal Khul. Dywhal recommended that you say the prayer once a day for 30 days to open yourself up to abundance.
Beloved presence of God
We hereby ask and humbly pray with all our hearts, souls, minds, and might for divine abundance made manifest through personal fortune and success. We are willing to move beyond fear to fulfill God’s plan on Earth and beyond.
I personally pledge to open myself to financial wealth in order to fulfill my group and individual service commitments.
In God’s name, we accept our divine heritage right now and thank thee for the timely answers to this prayer.
God’s will be done.
AMEN
AMEN
AMEN
Our beloved subconscious minds, we hereby ask and lovingly command that you take this thought from prayer to God along with all the mana and vital force needed to manifest and demonstrate this prayer. AMEN
Breathe this prayer to God. Wait 15 seconds, then say:
Let the rain of blessing fall
Second Prayer to Manifest Money
The second prayer is actually an abundance mantra. It can be used for health, wealth or happiness.
You should chant this mantra to the Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of good fortune and prosperity…108 times a day for 40 days. Chanting it 108 times sounds like a lot, but there is a reason for this specific number. It would take forever for me to tell you, and would involve a lot of math equations… so just trust that there’s a good reason.
The mantra is: Om shrim maha lakshmiyei namaha
Phonetically, you say it: Om shreem mah-hah lahk-shmee-yay nah-mah-hah
It means: “Om and salutations to she who manifests every kind of abundance.”
An easy way to keep track of the number of times you’ve chanted the mantra is with mala beads. They are a traditional method for counting mantras, and are believed to help you harness your personal power. (If you’re not sure where to get mala beads, check Sivana for hundreds of fair trade and handcrafted options!)
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