Readers Question | Residual Wax on Glass in Candle Spell
Posted by Jacqueline on Apr 2nd, 2010 in Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question | Residual Wax on Glass in Candle Spell
Dear Jacqueline,
I have a question. I was doing a candle spell and there was a considerable amount of wax that was left on the inside glass of the 7-day novena vigil candle. I couldn’t send a photo or I would have but I read somewhere that a build up of wax means that things are not finished with the person or situation. Is this true? I sure hope so because it was a lover come back to me candle spell I was burning.
Thank you,
Jocelyn
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Jocelyn,
You were right that you read it in regards to ‘unfinished business’ in regards to a candle burn. It means that the condition between you and your lover is not finished; you will be in touch with him again.
Sometimes when I burn candles for clients, I save the photos I send to them at the end of their candle spell and I just happen to have two that exemplify what you are talking about.
They look like this:
This was a Crown of Success candle spell for a client (name paper petition removed to see glass) and you can tell there is a lot of residual candle wax that did not burn off in the candle. What you cannot see is a swirl of the wax that forms a question mark symbol or sign on the clear part of the glass. There was some questions that came up after the candle burn on the qualifications of the client while she was going through the process of interviews with the job. She eventually was given the position, but had to produce additional documents to support her claim of expertise.
If you still have the candle glass, look for swirls or smudges of smoke and wax for an image or shape that might show an answer. This type of candle divination is an old time way of prophetising the future of the relationship.
Now check out this shot for someone who istrying to bring someone back:
I would say that one of the two of this couple has ‘unfinished business” with the other.
