This is my home-made Red Hot Rice! I have created it with clove, red glitter, alkanet root, cinnamon essential oil, shredded Hell Bank notes, gold leaf and small red dice! Rice is a symbol of wealth and luxury in many cultures around the world. My Red Hot Rice is used to draw luck and love. Sprinkle around your place of business and in your cash register to bring an added boost in luck. Sprinkle some at the corners of your bed to draw a healthy sex life and romance. Add to your love or luck mojos to feed and renew them.

For Use in the Home
With the front door closed stand outside and throw a small handful of rice at the door to attract good luck and love. You can also put some of the rice in your wallet or purse. If you want good news or if you are expecting money through the mail place some in your mailbox. Put some rice on the telephone receiver to bring good news. Sprinkle some under door mats or place some of the rice in an open container near the front door. Place some in your shoes before going out to draw connections, relationships and luck.
 

1. Add it to money work and mojo bags.
2. Delivery people and couriers (especially ones that rely on tips) should throw it at their vehicles (yes, and bicycles.)
3. Put a few grains in potted plants around the home or office.
4. Put a few grains in your wallet or the pocket of your purse.
5. Throw at your own front door, then sweep it up and spread it over the yard or (for apartment dwellers) into the driveway or parking lot.
6. Put a small bag of it on top of a photocopy of your resume (for finding work) or completed benefit, loan and student loan applications (to work on bringing you the maximum amount.)
7. Use as a starter for a money pot.
8. Men should dress a little bit of lucky rice with John the Conqueror oil and ladies should use a little Dixie Love oil to draw love in.
9. Put a little in the bedroom ro attract love and sex: To make it work long and steady, hold a High John root (to attract a man) or a Dixie John root (to attract a women) in the center of a small tin can (the little tomato paste cans are perfectly sized for this) then pour the rice around the root.