wealth-attraction

Kaukas · salience 0.95

“It attaches itself to a household and enriches it, and the enrichment is understood to come from somewhere: grain and money arrive from neighbours' stores. The relationship follows the pattern common to such spirits.”

Alraun · salience 0.9

“In return it brings money, multiplies what is placed beside it, protects the household, and answers questions — sometimes by movement, sometimes by speech.”

Mami Wata · salience 0.8

“Mami Wata is described as capable of granting good fortune, wealth, health, and physical beauty to her devotees”

Mamlambo · salience 0.8

“Older oral material describes a different kind of danger: Mamlambo granting sudden, unexplained wealth to a person it has singled out, often at an implied cost to that person's family, so that unaccountable new riches are read locally as the mark of a bargain struck with the river. Sources differ, with varying confidence, on how cleanly Mamlambo should be separated from Inkosazana, a princess or river-associated figure in Zulu tradition that some treatments fold into the same entry and others keep distinct.”

Pixiu

“The Pixiu's defining power is its ability to draw wealth, treasure, and good fortune toward its owner, swallowing gold, silver, and jewels through its mouth.”