The video features Rico Mori discussing the following points in detail:

1. Presentation of a powerful money amulet lucky charm called "mag-asawang dwende" (a married couple of dwarves) believed to be rare and effective for bringing good luck and prosperity.

2. Rico Mori's emphasis on the amulet for those seeking to generate new streams of income or looking for ways to improve their fortune.

3. The proper usage of the "mag-asawang dwende" including how to make wishes and how to care for it to ensure it "lives" and grants requests.

4. He introduces the concept of "mag-asawang dwende" not as literal dwarves but as amulets used for attracting good fortune.

5. Instructions on differentiating the roles of the male and female amulets: the female to be left at home and the male to be taken when gambling or doing business transactions.

6. A ritual involving the amulets that includes placing the female amulet in a red cloth at home, while the male accompanies the owner during ventures that involve luck or money.

7. The significance of doing rituals on Tuesdays and Fridays, lighting a white candle, praying (Our Father, Hail Mary, and Creed), and offering a cup of rice, eight silver coins, sweets, and semi-precious stones like jade and amethyst.

8. Sharing the particular prayer or oration that is used with the "mag-asawang dwende" amulets, mentioning that different prayers might be used depending on the amulet, and offering to provide the specific prayer privately upon request.

9. Emphasizing the importance of belief in the amulet's power, keeping it private, and using it with good intentions for it to work effectively.

10. A warning against using the amulet for evil purposes such as deception, which would lead to negative consequences rather than luck.

11. Rico Mori offers viewers the chance to obtain a consecrated "mag-asawang dwende" that has been blessed for 49 days, providing a contact number for interested parties.

12. An invitation to viewers to ask questions in the comment section if they have any inquiries about the "mag-asawang dwende."

At the end of the video, Rico Mori encourages viewers to take care and concludes with a lighthearted reminder to brush their teeth.