Pumpkin Prosperity Spell

from "HALLOWEEN, spells, customs and recipes" by Silver Ravenwolf

If you need to harvest a little money this Samhain season, try this
spell. You will need:

1 small (not miniature)-sized pumpkin
The amount of money you need, written on a piece of plain white
paper in green ink (if you don't know how much you need, give a rough
figure, but don't make the request outrageous - the universe works
to ourneeds, not necessarily on our wants)
1 bag fresh dirt
7 dimes
7 pumpkin seeds from this pumpkin
7 ounces of rain water or water from a steam (no tap or bottled water)
Pencil
Lodestone, Optional

Cut the top off the pumpkin in a scallop design (to aid the flow of money to you). Clean out the pumpkin.. (Save the seed for other magical work.) Remember to keep 7 seeds for this spell. Place the pumpkin in the refrigerator until Halloween Eve. One-half hour before Halloween Eve (not after), bring out the pumpkin, the piece of paper with the
dollar amount you need written on it, the dirt, dimes, seed, and the water. Place the paper in the bottom of the pumpkin. Pour in the dirt. With the end of the pencil, make seven holes in the dirt in a circular pattern (keep the
holes at least one inch apart). Hold the first dime in your hand and think about the amount of money you need. (Important, do not think negative thoughts about the money you need, no matter how desperate you are.) Keep
the dime in your hand until it grows warm and you feel good inside. With the pencil, push the first dime in the hole that coincides with 12 o'clock. Follow the sameprocedure going clockwise, with the other six dimes. (if you happen to have a lodestone hanging around, bury it in the middle of the dirt.) Now,starting at the 12 o'clock and going clockwise, pour 1
ounce of water into each hole. When you are finished, hold your hands over the pumpkin and say:

"One dime for beginnings
One dime for drawing
One dime for growth
One dime for stability
One dime for banishing negativity
One dime for luck
One dime to seal the spell.
So mote it be!"

Bury the pumpkin on your property the following night one half hour before midnight (no later).