Mammon is the Sovereign of Energetic Wealth. His domain is not only spiritual—it is strategic, material, and structural. To work effectively with him, you must employ ritual tools that resonate with his current. These tools are not decorative. Each one is a tactical device that channels intent, seals contracts, and grounds high-frequency commands into physical reality.

This lesson provides precise guidance on crafting, charging, and using five foundational tools in your Mammonic practice: coins, keys, contracts, sigils, and talismans.

I. Coins – Resonance of Exchange and Flow

Coins are not mere symbols of money. They are energetic tokens of value and circulation. Mammon teaches that wealth is not stagnant—it flows through agreement, attention, and readiness.

Magical Use:

• Coins act as batteries for wealth intentions.

• They embody sacred exchange, anchoring rituals of offering and return.

Types of Coins:

• Foreign currency: For global reach and business expansion

• Antique coins: For ancestral wealth and legacy invocation

• Charged personal coins: For personal use or carrying as field stabilizers

Charging Ritual:

1. Place a coin atop Mammon’s seal.

2. Light a gold candle.

3. Speak:

   “This coin holds command. As it moves, my wealth flows.”

4. Anoint with oil or incense smoke.

5. Carry it, spend it intentionally, or give it as an offering to return energy.

Tip: Keep a “living coin bowl” on your altar. Every coin placed there is a ritual deposit into your empire’s energetic vault.

II. Keys – Symbols of Access, Readiness, and Threshold Mastery

Keys are sacred to Mammon because they represent earned permission. Not all doors are meant to open. Mammon grants keys when you are structurally prepared to hold what lies beyond.

Use in Ritual:

• To represent an unlocked level of business, wealth, or awareness

• To signify new phases of sovereignty

• To seal or unseal energetic contracts

Consecration Process:

1. Choose a physical key that “feels” weighty or symbolically powerful.

2. Wrap it in black cloth for 3 days beside Mammon’s seal.

3. On day 4, anoint it with your chosen oil blend.

4. Speak:

   “I receive the key not to be given, but to be ready.”

Optional: Carve a word of power into the key’s surface or attach a tag naming its function (e.g., “Visibility,” “Land,” “Clients”).

III. Contracts – Sacred Agreements with Power and Intention

In Mammonic magic, a contract is not a prayer—it is a ritualized commitment. It binds energy, focuses desire, and establishes reciprocity with spirit.

Types of Contracts:

• Self-contracts: Boundaries, pricing, declarations of sovereignty

• Mammon pacts: Mutual alignments with the Sovereign Current

• Empire contracts: Written plans for wealth systems, content, services, legacy work

Structure of a Magical Contract:

1. Heading: “By the Temple of Command and under the Golden Sovereign, I declare:”

2. Clarity of Desire: Specific results, timelines, energetic terms.

3. Obligations: What you will offer (value, behavior, discipline).

4. Invocation: “By the authority of Mammon, this contract now binds.”

5. Seal: Sign with your magical name or mark. Press Mammon’s seal atop it for 21 seconds.

Storage: Keep in your ledger or under a black candle wrapped in gold cloth. Do not discard without formal deactivation.

IV. Sigils – Symbols of Condensed Intention

Unlike Mammon’s seal (used for contact), personal sigils are used to encode specific desires, affirmations, or energetic commands into symbolic form.

Use Cases:

• Charging objects (e.g., wallets, phones, contracts)

• Sealing ritual fields

• Dream or trancework anchors

Construction Method:

1. Write your command in uppercase (e.g., “I RECEIVE WEALTH WITH DIGNITY”).

2. Remove vowels and repeating letters: I R C V L T H D G N Y

3. Create a design using the remaining letters, forming a cohesive glyph.

4. Enclose in a circle to contain the current.

Charging Method:

• Place over Mammon’s seal with a gold coin.

• Anoint with oil and speak:

  “This sigil moves value. This image holds command.”

Use during rituals or carry with you. For long-term use, etch into bone, metal, or stone.

V. Talismans – Anchors of Energy, Power, and Protection

Talismans are living magical objects that carry Mammon’s frequency in your field at all times. They differ from sigils in that they are embodied in physical form and used for sustained transmission.

Suggested Talismans:

• Gold-plated rings

• Bone-carved coins

• Metal discs with the Mammonic seal

• Obsidian pendants infused with mantra energy

Infusion Process:

1. Place the object in the center of your altar.

2. Anoint with oil, then pass through incense smoke.

3. Chant your mantra or personal command 27 times.

4. Breathe onto the object and state:

   “This is no object. This is my command, walking.”

Wear during business deals, ritual work, or days when doubt may creep in.

Recharging: Touch to Mammon’s seal and leave overnight under candlelight once per lunar cycle.

VI. The Ritual Kit of a Mammonic Practitioner

Build your core magical arsenal with:

Store your toolkit in a sealed box beneath your altar. Open only during ritual or recalibration. Never allow others to touch without permission.

VII. Ritual to Activate the Full Arsenal

Materials:

• Mammon’s seal

• All five tools (coin, key, contract, sigil, talisman)

• Gold candle

• Patchouli + vetiver incense

• Your voice

Process:

1. Place each tool in a star or pentacle pattern around the seal.

2. Light candle and incense.

3. Circle the altar three times clockwise, speaking:

   “I seal the field. I summon function. These tools are now extension.”

4. Place your palm over each item, one at a time, stating:

   • “You are my command.” (Coin)

   • “You are my access.” (Key)

   • “You are my vow.” (Contract)

   • “You are my will.” (Sigil)

   • “You are my anchor.” (Talisman)

5. Stand still. Let the tools hum. Do not speak. Let Mammon’s presence settle.

Your ritual toolkit is now active. These items form the tactical edge of your command structure and interface with Mammon’s throne. Use them wisely. They do not grant wishes—they amplify the voice of sovereignty.