The wealth that comes from the harvest rather than the desert
Warning
Aristophanes says he is blind because he gives to the wrong people
Resonance
Those working for abundance those who received it by luck
Symbols
CornucopiaCoinsWheatBlindfold
Mythology Summary
Plutus is the Greek god of wealth, son of Demeter and keeper of the cornucopia, who is blind - a deliberate cruelty in the myth, because he gives without regard to who deserves it. He is the wealth that grows from the earth rather than the wealth that is taken.
Modern Practice
Plutus is called on for abundance, for the harvest, and for the honesty to see that fortune is not a moral judgement. His practice is the sharing of what came in.