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I have a question if you dont mind, I started my honey jar spell, and burning a red candle on top of the jar, I was wondering what does it mean that I hear popping while it is burning, at first the candle was not dripping and now I can see it is, every now and then I here a pop and from the flame a little spark. Also if I have too, will I ruin the spell if I have to put the candle out Janet ——————– Popping and crackling noises means that the Spirits involved, which in your case, are yours and the intended honey jar person, are having a lively ‘conversation’ about the situation. If the candle flames are high or tall, and the flames are moving back and forth, then the candle is working. Read more about noises from candles here at “Free Candle Spells | Positive Signs in Candle Burning” With regards to putting a candle out, it is said that if you blow the candle out, you are done with the candle spell. If you need to extinguish the candle before the spell is finished, then either moisten the tips of your thumb and forefinger with saliva and “pinch” the flame out. If this is not feasible, then buy a brass candle snuffer at Cost Plus World Market for a few dollars and use that to put out a flame. You can then re-use the same candle when you want to continue the candle....
I am burning a st johns the conqueror candle and the candle is pitch black at the top. What is it I need to do because I don’t know who my enemy is that is attacking me? The candle was dresses and is also burning with a seven day african candle and a white candle as well. Marilyn * * * * * * * Marilyn, While this question does not give me much to go on because it is not formulated into a question, most of your answers can be found be reading a previous post, “Free Candle Spells | Negative Signs in Candle Spells Work” I recently was burning a candle for a client and their monetary problems and their candles turned black. I sent them these photos of their candles. Notice how dark the sooting or blackening became, and this was client that had tremendous problems with a certain financial situation. Marilyn, in your case, unless I specifically knew what your candles were being burned for, then I could not determine why they turned black. High John the Conqueror, sometimes called Hi John the Conker in the South, is a candle burned for masculine energy and power or for a woman, strength to get through whatever she was experiencing at the time. The Seven African Powers candle is calling on all the Yoruba Gods and Goddesses, called the Orichas/Orishas/Orixas that are identified with the Ifa/Santeria religion. A white candle indicates blessing candle or an all purpose healing candle. You also may want to participate in the End of the Year Banishing Burn Ritual that I perform to negate and burn off any unwanted negative influences that my clients have so that they start the New Year 2011 off on a good foot. Click the gray banner below to go to the information page on how to participate....
Readers Question | Bad Times to Light a Candle Spell
Posted by Jacqueline on Feb 26th, 2011 in Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question | Bad Times to Light a Candle Spell Miz Jacqueline, Are there times when I should not burn a candle? I try to follow the Moons when it is time to burn love and money candles, but are there other times that I should not burn a candle? Lashandra —————— There are certainly times when you should not light a candle for something to happen or instigate a candle burning spell. You can consider this article a warning so that you do not regret your actions later or in the future. 1.) When you are angry, emotional or traumatized – This could prove fatal for a relationship, especially when the offending person might truly have forgotten your birthday, a date or something else. In some people’s lives, birthdays are like any other day. If it was a date, maybe car trouble or working late was a problem. Today’s technology is making it harder to NOT keep your agreements and appointments, because people can contact you everywhere. It is best to ask them, and then if you get a feeling that “somethings fishy”, then you can plan a revenge candle spell. Get yourself settled and calm and sort out all the facts before gathering a candle spell together. 2.) When a female is on her menses. – Some candle spells can go awry because of the natural forces that women go through every month. It is best that a woman wait until things are clear before performing any candle spells, so that you do not “get it wrong” or have to re-do the spell once menstruation has finished. This also goes for women who are having a bad hormonal day as well. Take the day off magickally, and let the World deal with itself for once. 3.) When you do not have the proper ingredients. – I have had so many people ask me if they could substitute this for that in a candle spell and I tell them no, unless the qualities of the item are the same. Here is an example, when you want to “spice” up a relationship and you want to use spices, you can substitute Ginger for Cinnamon in bath salts, sachets and candle “pinches” when burning a glass 7- day novena candle for love. Why? Because both spices naturally “heat” up the blood and are considered “spicy” and this is what you want to do in the relationship. 4.) When you do not have all the “facts”. – Examples of this would be not having the proper spelling of a person’s name for a namepaper, not having DNA or Personal Concerns for love drawing spells, not having a key ingredient like Holy Water, Graveyard Dirt or the proper candle color. I once had a person ask me if they could substitute a tri-colored beige-to-dark-brown coffee scented pillar candle for a court case spell. I told them it was not acceptable. 5.) When you are not ready to accept the results of your candle spell work. – This is very important. If you are not ready to perhaps in being the “back up” plan when you burn a Run Devil Run candle on your no-good, lazy son-in-law, then do not burn a candle that will drive him away and abandon your daughter and grandchildren, if any. Despite your anger and loathing of a family member, remember that their exit means the exiting of their finances, which although may not be up to your standards, keeps you from being the “back up plan” in the bills and food department. Instead, burn white candles for clarity and red ones for strength and honor for your son-in-law, so that he “gets it together” and is doing the...Readers Question | Popping Noises and Putting the Candle Out
Posted by Jacqueline on Feb 26th, 2011 in Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question | Popping Noises and Putting the Candle Out
I have a question if you dont mind, I started my honey jar spell, and burning a red candle on top of the jar, I was wondering what does it mean that I hear popping while it is burning, at first the candle was not dripping and now I can see it is, every now and then I here a pop and from the flame a little spark. Also if I have too, will I ruin the spell if I have to put the candle out Janet ——————– Popping and crackling noises means that the Spirits involved, which in your case, are yours and the intended honey jar person, are having a lively ‘conversation’ about the situation. If the candle flames are high or tall, and the flames are moving back and forth, then the candle is working. Read more about noises from candles here at “Free Candle Spells | Positive Signs in Candle Burning” With regards to putting a candle out, it is said that if you blow the candle out, you are done with the candle spell. If you need to extinguish the candle before the spell is finished, then either moisten the tips of your thumb and forefinger with saliva and “pinch” the flame out. If this is not feasible, then buy a brass candle snuffer at Cost Plus World Market for a few dollars and use that to put out a flame. You can then re-use the same candle when you want to continue the candle....Readers Question | Help with Burning Candles Turning Black?
Posted by Jacqueline on Dec 13th, 2010 in Negative Signs in Candle Spell Burning, Readers Questions | Comments Off on Readers Question | Help with Burning Candles Turning Black?
I am burning a st johns the conqueror candle and the candle is pitch black at the top. What is it I need to do because I don’t know who my enemy is that is attacking me? The candle was dresses and is also burning with a seven day african candle and a white candle as well. Marilyn * * * * * * * Marilyn, While this question does not give me much to go on because it is not formulated into a question, most of your answers can be found be reading a previous post, “Free Candle Spells | Negative Signs in Candle Spells Work” I recently was burning a candle for a client and their monetary problems and their candles turned black. I sent them these photos of their candles. Notice how dark the sooting or blackening became, and this was client that had tremendous problems with a certain financial situation. Marilyn, in your case, unless I specifically knew what your candles were being burned for, then I could not determine why they turned black. High John the Conqueror, sometimes called Hi John the Conker in the South, is a candle burned for masculine energy and power or for a woman, strength to get through whatever she was experiencing at the time. The Seven African Powers candle is calling on all the Yoruba Gods and Goddesses, called the Orichas/Orishas/Orixas that are identified with the Ifa/Santeria religion. A white candle indicates blessing candle or an all purpose healing candle. You also may want to participate in the End of the Year Banishing Burn Ritual that I perform to negate and burn off any unwanted negative influences that my clients have so that they start the New Year 2011 off on a good foot. Click the gray banner below to go to the information page on how to participate....