Do these 3 things before midnight and get rich in 2026
How to attract wealth in the New Year (photo: Freepik)
Only a few hours remain before 2025 becomes history. Esoteric experts and folk tradition specialists say the last hour before midnight on December 31 holds special power. If you complete three simple actions before midnight, you can reset your financial state and make 2026 a year of incredible abundance.
RBC-Ukraine shares three magical steps that will help attract wealth and eliminate all financial misfortunes from the past.
Financial magnet: golden bill rule
A common mistake is to greet the New Year with empty pockets. Fifteen minutes before midnight, place your largest bill in your right pocket or hold it in your hands.
Celebrating the year without physical money in hand may result in an empty wallet for the next 12 months. At the final chime, hold the bill tightly – this symbolizes your control over finances in the new year.
Clearing the threshold: get rid of past clutter
Before midnight, get rid of at least one old or broken item. Ideally, this should be something from the kitchen, like a cracked cup, or from your wardrobe.
Carrying it out the door or at least placing it in a bag in the hallway, think to yourself: old goes – wealth comes. This simple ritual helps make space for new profit energy.
Open doors for luck
This magical action is performed in the last seconds before midnight. Exactly at midnight, when the final chime sounds, open the front door or at least a window for a few seconds.
If the home is sealed, the New Year’s energy of change cannot enter. Opening the door symbolically releases the old year with its debts and lets 2026 in with its opportunities.
What you must do with your wallet
A common mistake is leaving the wallet on a shelf in another room. Before midnight, place it on the festive table; it can be under the tablecloth. It is believed that a table full of dishes charges your wallet for a prosperous life.
If the wallet is empty during the New Year celebration, it may attract financial troubles.
Sources: collections of folk omens from Wheel of the Year, advice from space energy specialists, and ethnographic materials from Podillia.
