Cinnamon has been historically revered in  various cultures for its mystical properties,  

often associated with attracting  luck and prosperity. Its use spans  

from ancient Egyptian embalming rituals to  medieval European folk magic for wealth.

In these traditions, burning cinnamon incense is  believed to cleanse the space and attract positive  

energy, drawing from its sacred use in temples  and rituals to invoke protection and success.

The practice of cinnamon money spells,  where the spice is sprinkled or a wish  

is inscribed and rolled into a stick, has roots  in folk magic, symbolizing wealth attraction.

Carrying cinnamon for protection and good luck,  especially in pivotal meetings or ventures,  

echoes the spice's historical carriage by  traders as a symbol of wealth and safeguarding.

Anointing with cinnamon oil and incorporating  it into cooking are modern interpretations of  

ancient practices of using spices to imbue  objects and food with magical properties,  

aiming to ingest luck and energy.

Taking cinnamon baths and placing  it near financial documents draw  

from the belief in cinnamon's purifying  and prosperity-attracting properties,  

reminiscent of its historical use in  cleansing rituals and to protect resources.