Fortuna incense is a rich blend with positive solar energy and traditional botanicals to bring prosperity and please Lady Luck. I consulted all my old formularies and, with a bit of meditation and intention, created this incense. It is warm and delicious, rich in unique citrus, herbs, spices, and resins. There are even flecks of REAL gold leaf in the blend!

In difficult times,  we may feel that fortune has flown past us.  We know these times will pass, and we must remain grateful and open to good fortune coming our way. 

. …and it never hurts to make an offering to the Lady of Abundance, Fortuna.

Burn it with the intent for a bright future filled with good fortune.

I recommend creating your own intentional ritual with which to offer this incense to honor Fortuna. Perhaps burn a gold or green candle drink some Cinnamon Tea and place a Bay leaf in your wallet.

A Fresh Bay Leaf (with each jar of  Fortuna)

In each jar of  Fortuna Incense, there is  a whole fresh Bay Laurel Leave from our tree (which is huge!) Bay leaves have long been used in prosperity magic and known for their anti-anxiety properties. It is an old tradition to place a fresh Bay leaf in your wallet or purse to draw prosperity.

Fortuna Incense Contains:

Sandalwood, Petitgrain Sur Fleur Neroli, Tou Makko, Omani Frankincense, Sahul Myrrh, Balsam of Tolu, Golden Benzoin, Bitter orange, Orange Zest, Saigon Cinnamon, Clove, Chinese Anise seed pods, Pink Pepper, Bay, Labdanum and Storax, Peru Balsam/Vanilla, Gold Leaf

 

1 oz of Fortuna with a fresh Bay Leaf comes in a Golden Tin and Silk Sari Pouch

It is best used on a Mermade Electric incense heater, set at about 270 to let the aromas be gently released

On the Goddess Fortuna (Isis/Tyche)

The ancient Roman Goddess of fortune and luck is Fortuna, sister to Tyche in Greece.  The name Fortuna is rooted in the Latin fero, meaning “to bring, win, receive, or get”. As the daughter of the God Jupiter, she can bring bounty and prosperity if she smiles on you! As you can imagine, she is/was a very popular Goddess, with many trying to court her favor. Roman Emperors kept their personal Fortuna’s in their sleeping quarters, hoping she would bring good fortune to their reign. In the Greco-Egyptian world, Fortuna was syncretized with Isis, as was Tyche.

 Anyone with particularly good  luck was said to have her or his own “Fortuna.” Fortuna even had Her own oracular shrines. Her symbols include the Wheel of Fate, a sphere representing the World that She rules, the cornucopia of plenty, and a rudder with which She steers Fate. When Fortuna is depicted specifically as Isis Fortuna, She also wears the horns and disk crown of the abundant Egyptian Cow Goddess; thus reuniting the Egyptian symbols of cow and rudder in the figure of the Goddess Isis.