Deity Wishes

The Deity Wishes sales page, captured 2026-09-23

Deity Wishes review

A wish ritual aimed at money worries, better at giving focus and hope than anything else

Category Spirituality, New Age & Alternative BeliefsBilling repeats until cancelled

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.

Is it worth it?

If money is the thing keeping you up, you know the loop. You check the balance before you buy anything. You did the budgeting spreadsheet and it didn't change the number at the bottom. At some point you end up on a page like this one, half embarrassed, half hoping. Deity Wishes is a wish ritual built around Fortuna. You click the lamp, you name a wealth wish, and the ritual is performed on your side. The claim on the page, that ancient luck is now working for you and abundance follows, is the seller's promise, and no evidence is offered for it. Worth saying once, plainly. What it can genuinely do is put a small ceremony around something you want. Writing a wish down forces you to say what it actually is, which is more than most people ever do. Some people find that steadies them, and they move differently the week after. That's a real thing to buy, and it costs a fraction of one hour with anyone qualified. What it won't do is pay a bill. If you're behind on rent and counting on this, please don't. The recurring charge is the part I'd watch hardest, because the page never says what the second month buys you that the first didn't.

Pros

  • Cheap next to any kind of coaching or therapy
  • Takes minutes, no course to grind through
  • Getting the wish written down does focus you
  • Digital, so you start the same day

Cons

  • Bills you again on a schedule the page doesn't explain
  • No detail at all on what arrives or when
  • Nothing offered to back the money claims

What you get

Honestly, the page keeps this vague. You click a lamp graphic, make a wealth wish, and a ritual themed around Fortuna, the Roman goddess of luck, is carried out on your behalf. Expect digital delivery by email rather than anything posted. It doesn't list a page count, an audio length, a session schedule, or what the repeat charge actually covers.

Before you buy

  • Find the exact rebill amount and interval before you enter card details, then diary the cancel date
  • Check the refund window and how you cancel, the page doesn't say
  • Decide your budget as if nothing arrives, and only spend what you'd shrug off

Who it suits

Someone feeling stuck about money who wants a small hopeful ritual and can treat the cost as spare change, not someone in real financial trouble

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