Thelemic Star of Increase

Thelema treats undirected desire with suspicion — wanting money simply to have money is, in Thelemic terms, a misalignment likely to sabotage itself. The Star of Increase instead frames abundance as fuel for the practitioner's True Will, asking the working to succeed only insofar as the increase serves that deeper purpose.

The rite centers on tracing the unicursal hexagram, Crowley's preferred variant, while holding in mind not the money itself but the specific work that money would enable. Each of the hexagram's six points is spoken aloud as a facet of the desired increase — six ways the resource would be used in service of Will — before the final invocation calls on the sun as the star at the hexagram's center, the source of both light and directed force.

Practitioners of this rite often report that it clarifies as much as it attracts: sitting with the six-point articulation sometimes reveals that the 'need' for increase was itself misaligned, redirecting the working before it even completes. This makes it as much a discernment tool as a prosperity spell.