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Greetings, Jacqueline! I’m a 17-year-old who is in quite a pickle here. Ever since I bought the St. Michael statue, I have been dreaming with saints. Why is this happening to me?! My mom suggested to me to purchase candles for them. They also show me the color of their candles, the baths to purchase, and oils to buy. I don’t have a job and I’m not even 18 yet. Seriously, why did they choose me and not someone with a job? I’m spiritual. Krystal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How fortunate for you, but I bet at this time, it doesn’t feel like you won the lottery. Apparently, the introduction of Saint Michael has opened a door for you. There is no ‘requirements’ (age, profession, race) that you need to qualify.Your Mom is right here – burn candles for the Saints and listen to them. You are gifted to do spiritual work for others and I STRONGLY suggest that before you turn away from your gift, you consider learning more about it. Here’s why. PERSONAL STORY:When I was growing up, my Mother always had the Dell Horoscope magazine around and I would read it. I always had imaginary friends. I was content to play by myself and was an only child for seven years. I had quite the imagination. I always would hear things (and still do). That is called Clairaudience (to hear). I also would cringe, clutch my stomach and shudder around people; only to ask very pointed questions to my Mom and sometimes to them; causing embarrassment. That is called Clairsentience (to feel). Then when I became a teen, I got a hold of a book (in our school library, no less) and performed a love candle spell on a boy using the moon phase, a red candle and a lock of his hair and photo. OMG! he was at another school and he wanted me to take photos of me while I was nekkid and send the photo to him! NO Way! I stopped doing any kind of magic and when my voices would tell me to turn left, I would ignore them and turn right because I was fearful of that red candle spell encounter. Freaked my young self OUT! The hard-headiness went on for many, many years and I had a lot of grief over it. In my thirties, I found out that once I was again embarking on my career in education, I was expecting another child. I was so angry at myself and I spent many hours in the Chapel at Saint Mary’s, crying my eyes out. I was an exhausted mother of four with another baby on the way. I went back to the Chapel for days and one day a sense of peace came over me. God told my heart that if I were to have this child, not only will I have to have another one, but He would make everything work out, if only I would listen to my messages. So I took the deal. Now, here I am, helping others as I am being helped. Now, back to you. I suggest finding a spirituality that is comfortable with you – be it Native America, Santeria, Hoodoo and Rootwork or any other semi-organized belief systems. I am not suggesting in joining nay particular organization, but these came to mind when typing. You must follow your heart. I shared my grief with you as an example of trying to NOT listen to what seems to be your calling – a Spiritual Consultant and Worker. Better to go with the flow than against it, like I did, and...
Happy New Year 2009! May the year of our Lord 2009 bring you abundance, knowledge, strength, health and prosperity to you and your family for generations to come beyond the horizon that anyone can imagine! I hope that you have made (and will keep at least one) New Year’s resolution (I have) and that you will use your quiet times thoughtfully in prayer and contemplation to bring about the outcome that you want to see. Here is a little about New Year’s traditions around the world. Enjoy! New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day Traditions There are many ways that different cultures welcome in the New Year, but one thing is common that they have is lights, noise and food! Take a moment and read about how you can meld some of these traditions into a memorable ceremony for your home. It is almost Universal that every home needs to be as clean as it possibly can. This means moving furniture, catching those “dust bunnies”, washing windows and for some, taking down the Christmas tree and cleaning up the pine needles as my family has been doing all this past week! Many will spend the New Year’s with guests and visitors and if you are going to someone’s home, bring them a bottle of wine or champagne so that they can toast in the New Year in style. the sharing of food is also common, with certain traditional foods being made and consumed for a brighter year. In Greece, for example, January 1st is the feast of St. Basil, so traditional cakes baked with silver or gold coins in them are baked with the person retrieving the coin from their slice of cake being especially lucky that year. In the Southern United States, many families make a feast of baked ham, black eyed peas with ‘pot liquor’ (the liquid from the peas), collard greens and cornbread. The greens symbolize green backs or “folding money” and the cornbread as “gold”. Some make their greens with a coin in the pot and some make a certain dish named “Hoppin’ John”, which has the black eyed peas and rice in a casserole type dish. While my family is from Louisiana and we prefer our black eyed peas over cornbread, we will be having a spiral cut ham and okra with our meal. Here is a recipe for Hoppin’ John from the About.com website: http://southernfood.about,com/od/blackeyedpeas/r/bl80308c.htm> In Brazil, practitioners of the indigenous religions of Santeria, Candomble, Macumba and Zarabanda create little boats of cardboard and fill them with little perfume bottles, candies, liquor and sweets, along with petitions and cast them adrift on the shore for the Goddess Iemanja/Yemoya/Yemaya to accept. If your boat is taken out to sea, you wishes will be granted that year. No matter what tradition you follow, make sure you buy a new broom for the New Year, make sure the kitchen cabinets are full of nutritious foods, light white candles on the hearth or the family dining table and at midnight, open the front door and raise a toast to the incoming New Year 2009! ...
After returning from a quick Christmas fun trip, I found this very positive affirmation of a good outcome for a love spell waiting in my e-mail! Congratulations! Jacqueline, I wanted to tell you that the suggestion of burning the pink St. Jude candle for love worked for me! If you remember, I had a reading before Halloween and was telling you that despite my relationship with Jason being good, I wanted to know how I stood with him. If you remember we had been going out for 2 years and I wanted to know if there was a future from him and me. You said in the tarot reading that I had more school to get through (that was obvious) but I was going to be surprised at the New Year with my relationship. You suggested that I burn the pink St. Jude Candles for clarity on whether our relationship was right and if Jason was the right man for me. I finally found them at Wal Mart (that was an ordeal!) and I began asking God that if Jason and I were to be together, that he would give me a sign so that I can continue on with my studies without worrying if I was headed down a wrong path with Jason. Between the reading and now, I must have burned about 9 candles (I wasn’t very up on getting one started right away when the last one went out). After about a week or so after beginning the first candle, Jason began calling me more and had a change in his voice, like he was thinking more about me and my wishes and goals. We were going along fine but while Christmas shopping for our families, we went into a jewelry store in the mall and we were just looking. He asked me which ring I liked and I jokingly pointed out one that was a larger solitaire that I figured that he could afford. We laughed about it but I didn’t think anything more about it. Well….on Christmas Day, Jason gave me a present – a box about the size of a small shoe box. Thinking it was clothing or something, I opened it but while opening it, another smaller box fell out. I unwrapped it and inside it was a tiny box- with the same ring in it that I was joking about getting! I was shocked because I know this ring was well over $2000.00 easily. But WOW! what a surprise! I am so thankful that I have confirmation that Jason is the right person for me and I wanted to let you know that the pink candle love spell for Saint Jude really works! Merry Christmas and THANK YOU! Jennifer G. Atlanta, GA ...
Readers Questions | Why did the Saints pick ME?
Posted by Jacqueline on Jul 4th, 2009 in Readers Questions, Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on Readers Questions | Why did the Saints pick ME?
Greetings, Jacqueline! I’m a 17-year-old who is in quite a pickle here. Ever since I bought the St. Michael statue, I have been dreaming with saints. Why is this happening to me?! My mom suggested to me to purchase candles for them. They also show me the color of their candles, the baths to purchase, and oils to buy. I don’t have a job and I’m not even 18 yet. Seriously, why did they choose me and not someone with a job? I’m spiritual. Krystal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How fortunate for you, but I bet at this time, it doesn’t feel like you won the lottery. Apparently, the introduction of Saint Michael has opened a door for you. There is no ‘requirements’ (age, profession, race) that you need to qualify.Your Mom is right here – burn candles for the Saints and listen to them. You are gifted to do spiritual work for others and I STRONGLY suggest that before you turn away from your gift, you consider learning more about it. Here’s why. PERSONAL STORY:When I was growing up, my Mother always had the Dell Horoscope magazine around and I would read it. I always had imaginary friends. I was content to play by myself and was an only child for seven years. I had quite the imagination. I always would hear things (and still do). That is called Clairaudience (to hear). I also would cringe, clutch my stomach and shudder around people; only to ask very pointed questions to my Mom and sometimes to them; causing embarrassment. That is called Clairsentience (to feel). Then when I became a teen, I got a hold of a book (in our school library, no less) and performed a love candle spell on a boy using the moon phase, a red candle and a lock of his hair and photo. OMG! he was at another school and he wanted me to take photos of me while I was nekkid and send the photo to him! NO Way! I stopped doing any kind of magic and when my voices would tell me to turn left, I would ignore them and turn right because I was fearful of that red candle spell encounter. Freaked my young self OUT! The hard-headiness went on for many, many years and I had a lot of grief over it. In my thirties, I found out that once I was again embarking on my career in education, I was expecting another child. I was so angry at myself and I spent many hours in the Chapel at Saint Mary’s, crying my eyes out. I was an exhausted mother of four with another baby on the way. I went back to the Chapel for days and one day a sense of peace came over me. God told my heart that if I were to have this child, not only will I have to have another one, but He would make everything work out, if only I would listen to my messages. So I took the deal. Now, here I am, helping others as I am being helped. Now, back to you. I suggest finding a spirituality that is comfortable with you – be it Native America, Santeria, Hoodoo and Rootwork or any other semi-organized belief systems. I am not suggesting in joining nay particular organization, but these came to mind when typing. You must follow your heart. I shared my grief with you as an example of trying to NOT listen to what seems to be your calling – a Spiritual Consultant and Worker. Better to go with the flow than against it, like I did, and...New Moon in Aquarius | January 26, 2009 – The Eclipse brings Revolution!
Posted by Jacqueline on Jan 25th, 2009 in Moon Phases and Candle Spells, Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on New Moon in Aquarius | January 26, 2009 – The Eclipse brings Revolution! The New Moon in Aquarius begins at 2:56 E.S.T. (10:56 P.S.T. on 01/25/09) and will be under the solar eclipse located a 6 degrees in Aquarius. This New Moon will usher in inoovation in technology, altruism in the common good of man, equality and objectivity, plus some unexpected surprises at the end of the month! In addition, the planet Uranus, which rule Aquarius, is erratic and you might find that your daily life has become one big roller coaster ride during the first few days of February! The New Moon in Aquarius is a good time to burn candles for bringing in anything “new” and “different”. Aquarius is a “Fixed” Air sign, which denotes that it is concerned with mental and intellectual stability. Aquarius is stable and unchangeable. This is an ideal time to initiate any new, revolutionary ideas and works that are innovative. Calculate precisely your intentions, as burning candles to bring these into fruition will have long lasting effects. Make sure you have the stamina to see these works from dream to reality. This is an excellent time to working out the exact time parameters to your candle spells. The more of a scientific approach to exacting the timing of your spell will have longer lasting and dramatic results. The New Moon in Aquarius is also a good time to light purple candles to enhance your E.S.P. abilities and your psychic talents....New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day Traditions – Candles, Food, Fun!
Posted by Jacqueline on Dec 31st, 2008 in Beginners Candle Spells, Love Candle Spells, Moon Phases and Candle Spells, Proper Candle Preparation, Rants and Raves, Special Announcements, Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day Traditions – Candles, Food, Fun!
Happy New Year 2009! May the year of our Lord 2009 bring you abundance, knowledge, strength, health and prosperity to you and your family for generations to come beyond the horizon that anyone can imagine! I hope that you have made (and will keep at least one) New Year’s resolution (I have) and that you will use your quiet times thoughtfully in prayer and contemplation to bring about the outcome that you want to see. Here is a little about New Year’s traditions around the world. Enjoy! New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day Traditions There are many ways that different cultures welcome in the New Year, but one thing is common that they have is lights, noise and food! Take a moment and read about how you can meld some of these traditions into a memorable ceremony for your home. It is almost Universal that every home needs to be as clean as it possibly can. This means moving furniture, catching those “dust bunnies”, washing windows and for some, taking down the Christmas tree and cleaning up the pine needles as my family has been doing all this past week! Many will spend the New Year’s with guests and visitors and if you are going to someone’s home, bring them a bottle of wine or champagne so that they can toast in the New Year in style. the sharing of food is also common, with certain traditional foods being made and consumed for a brighter year. In Greece, for example, January 1st is the feast of St. Basil, so traditional cakes baked with silver or gold coins in them are baked with the person retrieving the coin from their slice of cake being especially lucky that year. In the Southern United States, many families make a feast of baked ham, black eyed peas with ‘pot liquor’ (the liquid from the peas), collard greens and cornbread. The greens symbolize green backs or “folding money” and the cornbread as “gold”. Some make their greens with a coin in the pot and some make a certain dish named “Hoppin’ John”, which has the black eyed peas and rice in a casserole type dish. While my family is from Louisiana and we prefer our black eyed peas over cornbread, we will be having a spiral cut ham and okra with our meal. Here is a recipe for Hoppin’ John from the About.com website: http://southernfood.about,com/od/blackeyedpeas/r/bl80308c.htm> In Brazil, practitioners of the indigenous religions of Santeria, Candomble, Macumba and Zarabanda create little boats of cardboard and fill them with little perfume bottles, candies, liquor and sweets, along with petitions and cast them adrift on the shore for the Goddess Iemanja/Yemoya/Yemaya to accept. If your boat is taken out to sea, you wishes will be granted that year. No matter what tradition you follow, make sure you buy a new broom for the New Year, make sure the kitchen cabinets are full of nutritious foods, light white candles on the hearth or the family dining table and at midnight, open the front door and raise a toast to the incoming New Year 2009! ...Readers Questions | Pink Candle Spell for Love – Success with St. Jude Pink Candle Spell
Posted by Jacqueline on Dec 28th, 2008 in Beginners Candle Spells, Love Candle Spells, Readers Questions, Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on Readers Questions | Pink Candle Spell for Love – Success with St. Jude Pink Candle Spell
After returning from a quick Christmas fun trip, I found this very positive affirmation of a good outcome for a love spell waiting in my e-mail! Congratulations! Jacqueline, I wanted to tell you that the suggestion of burning the pink St. Jude candle for love worked for me! If you remember, I had a reading before Halloween and was telling you that despite my relationship with Jason being good, I wanted to know how I stood with him. If you remember we had been going out for 2 years and I wanted to know if there was a future from him and me. You said in the tarot reading that I had more school to get through (that was obvious) but I was going to be surprised at the New Year with my relationship. You suggested that I burn the pink St. Jude Candles for clarity on whether our relationship was right and if Jason was the right man for me. I finally found them at Wal Mart (that was an ordeal!) and I began asking God that if Jason and I were to be together, that he would give me a sign so that I can continue on with my studies without worrying if I was headed down a wrong path with Jason. Between the reading and now, I must have burned about 9 candles (I wasn’t very up on getting one started right away when the last one went out). After about a week or so after beginning the first candle, Jason began calling me more and had a change in his voice, like he was thinking more about me and my wishes and goals. We were going along fine but while Christmas shopping for our families, we went into a jewelry store in the mall and we were just looking. He asked me which ring I liked and I jokingly pointed out one that was a larger solitaire that I figured that he could afford. We laughed about it but I didn’t think anything more about it. Well….on Christmas Day, Jason gave me a present – a box about the size of a small shoe box. Thinking it was clothing or something, I opened it but while opening it, another smaller box fell out. I unwrapped it and inside it was a tiny box- with the same ring in it that I was joking about getting! I was shocked because I know this ring was well over $2000.00 easily. But WOW! what a surprise! I am so thankful that I have confirmation that Jason is the right person for me and I wanted to let you know that the pink candle love spell for Saint Jude really works! Merry Christmas and THANK YOU! Jennifer G. Atlanta, GA ...