Broke is arithmetic. Blocked is a pattern. How to tell the difference and the order of operations for breaking a money jinx.
Some money trouble is math and some money trouble has a shape to it. When every windfall evaporates, every deal dies at the same step, and money runs from you in ways that stopped being coincidence a while ago, the tradition calls that jinxed or crossed money. Here is how to tell which trouble you have and what to do about the second kind.
Broke or blocked
Broke is arithmetic. The income and the expenses do not meet, and the answer is in the natural: the rate raise, the second stream, the budget surgery. Blocked is a pattern. The money exists and cannot reach you, or reaches you and cannot stay, over and over, in the same strange way. The tradition takes the second condition seriously and so should you, without fear and without drama. Crossed conditions are laundry. You wash them.
The order of operations
1. Uncross yourself first. The wash comes before everything, because work poured on a crossed person slides right off. How to Do an Uncrossing Bath is the full practice, hyssop and Psalm 51 and all.
2. Break what is stuck. Once you are washed, work the blockage itself. Break Every Chain, our Blockbuster, is fixed for exactly this: busting up the jam so things can move again.
3. Reopen the road. Broken is not the same as open. Clear My Path follows the breaking, and Road Opener explains that whole lane.
4. Then, and only then, draw. With the way clear, set the money petition on clean ground. She Eats First does its best work here, after the clearing, never instead of it.
Keep it broken off
Seal the win with protection the same day the drawing work goes down: Covered & Kept on you, a covering over the household, and the maintenance rhythm from How to Protect Your Energy. A condition that keeps returning after honest, repeated work is information, and there is no shame in bringing a worker's hands to it.
Wash, break, open, draw. In that order, every time. The unblocking teachings go out on the email list at the bottom of this page.