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Topic: wondering about candle magic for love...
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javaweb
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From: Brooklyn, NY, US
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posted February 10, 2016 03:18 AM
  
So I lighted a red/burgundy candle for attracting a romantic relationship.Only thing though is that I lighted it around 2 in the morning and I want to head asleep soon...is it just best to blow the candle out rather than leaving it overnight? It hasn't passed an hour yet..UPDATE: I snuffed the flame after an hour because I'm too tired and didn't want to leave it overnight. Should I keep lighting it over the course of a few days? and longer each time? Also, the candlelight reflects on the wall and it looks like a small figure dancing. It's cute and especially interesting because I put on some romantic music after I lighted the candle lol My first instinct was that the figure was a guy dancing. OR It also looks like he's waving hello. Is this a sign? A positive one? IP: Logged |
FairyDust75
Knowflake Posts: 2617
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posted February 10, 2016 06:42 AM
I would light the candle an keep it lit as long as possible. If you have to put it out always snuff it out never blow it out. As far as the flame it doesn't mean much. The real answer is how clean the candles burn and any symbols you might find in the wax drippings. Pay more attention to that than the flame. The cleaner the burn the more likely the candle work will be successful. IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 11:24 AM
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Originally posted by FairyDust75:
I would light the candle an keep it lit as long as possible. If you have to put it out always snuff it out never blow it out. As far as the flame it doesn't mean much. The real answer is how clean the candles burn and any symbols you might find in the wax drippings. Pay more attention to that than the flame. The cleaner the burn the more likely the candle work will be successful.
Ok! It will be ok if I light it again, right? Also, it's a wax candle in a silver (maybe metal) holder. The instructions for the candle said I shouldn't let the candle burn all the way to touch the handle..... IP: Logged |
furrybunny
Knowflake Posts: 755
From: NYC
Registered: Dec 2014
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posted February 10, 2016 11:34 AM
Like someone mentioned above never blow the flame out. And flame reading is just as important as wax reading and personally I move my candles in the bathroom by the sink because I hate blowin candles out. Touching the candle holder shouldn't be a problem. I had candles wax in the shape of a rabbit which I interpreted as speedy results etc and it actually worked within a month or so the shadow waving hi sounds cute. From what I picked up sounds like it's positive. IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 11:52 AM
Yea, I didn't blow out the flame. I snuffed it by touching it.
So I guess today I should just leave it to burn for the rest of the day? I'll be in and out of the house so I'm quite nervous about leaving it alone...
Also, how should I dispose of the wax afterwards and the paper note? I have a paper note next to the candle IP: Logged |
furrybunny
Knowflake Posts: 755
From: NYC
Registered: Dec 2014
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posted February 10, 2016 12:00 PM
Hmmm u can wrap the wax in that note and bury it in the soil. I usually toss my wax out in the garbage because I don't have a yard lolols. When I'm sleeping or I have to go out, I put my candle in a pot filled halfway with water. IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by furrybunny:
Hmmm u can wrap the wax in that note and bury it in the soil. I usually toss my wax out in the garbage because I don't have a yard lolols. When I'm sleeping or I have to go out, I put my candle in a pot filled halfway with water.
ok, thanks so much everyone!! 
I'll update with pics once it completely burns!
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furrybunny
Knowflake Posts: 755
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posted February 10, 2016 12:08 PM
👍 please doIP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
From: Brooklyn, NY, US
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posted February 10, 2016 02:50 PM
pictures of it now!   
A high flame, so I'm taking that as a positive sign!
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javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 04:43 PM
Update: wax is dripping on the side as the candle gets smaller.So the candle is on a silver candelabra style holder as seen in the pictures, if the flame touches the silver (the holder) will that ignite a fire? Or will in burn down by itself in the pit of the holder and eventually distinguish itself?Sorry, this is my first time and I'm completely clueless lol IP: Logged |
FairyDust75
Knowflake Posts: 2617
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posted February 10, 2016 04:52 PM
It should extinguish itself once it gets to the bottom. Keep an eye on it of course. IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 04:54 PM
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Originally posted by FairyDust75:
It should extinguish itself once it gets to the bottom. Keep an eye on it of course.
Ok, last question lol: Underneath it I placed a paper plate so if the wax falls onto it if anything. That should be fine, I suppose? IP: Logged |
FairyDust75
Knowflake Posts: 2617
From: USA
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posted February 10, 2016 05:02 PM
When it comes to a candle never use paper. Use a regular dish in case the burning wick should fall it will catch fire. I also recommend burning these candles in a series of runs until you see the desired results. You should burn one candle a day 3 times a week. Write out your intention and place it under the dish you have the candle on.IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 05:05 PM
More pics   
Links, if you wanna zoom in:
[img=http://s26.postimg.org/9if27vlwl/candle3.jpg] [img=http://s26.postimg.org/e318mt5lx/candle4.jpg] [img=http://s26.postimg.org/7rw16e4dh/candle5.jpg] IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 05:08 PM
quote:
Originally posted by FairyDust75:
When it comes to a candle never use paper. Use a regular dish in case the burning wick should fall it will catch fire. I also recommend burning these candles in a series of runs until you see the desired results. You should burn one candle a day 3 times a week. Write out your intention and place it under the dish you have the candle on.
Thanks! will replace the plate now IP: Logged |
FairyDust75
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posted February 10, 2016 05:20 PM
You just never know. If the wick falls when it nears the bottom it could alight the plate. Better safe than sorry!IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 06:42 PM
OMG!! The wax looks so beautiful, like a woman with long hair.., an angel maybe? we shall see once the candle completely burns. What does this mean since it is an attract love spell? I'm female (I'm bi, but am mostly interested in men). Pics:     IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 06:46 PM
The head part has gone down! Will update again within the next half hour or so.The flame is still quite high and the candle is almost finished...Should I do anything about that? Or shall I just wait until the wick is gone? IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 07:22 PM
so the candle has basically finished melted but the flame is still high, nice and strong, with the wick remaining. Should the flame just run down itself through the middle of the holder?I'm nervous because the holder is silver-like and I don't want the silver to overheat and melt as well or catch fire.. IP: Logged |
FairyDust75
Knowflake Posts: 2617
From: USA
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posted February 10, 2016 07:43 PM
It will go out on its own but if it's only the wick left burning you can put it out. Snuff it out though. IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 08:02 PM
Thanks! All clear! I will make a new thread and include pics of the procees and results so ppl can interpetIP: Logged |
FairyDust75
Knowflake Posts: 2617
From: USA
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posted February 10, 2016 08:14 PM
Are you familiar with honey jars? I think you would do well with it. IP: Logged |
javaweb
Knowflake Posts: 810
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posted February 10, 2016 08:21 PM
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Originally posted by FairyDust75:
Are you familiar with honey jars? I think you would do well with it.
No, i'm not. I should look into it! IP: Logged |
FairyDust75
Knowflake Posts: 2617
From: USA
Registered: Dec 2013
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posted February 10, 2016 09:51 PM
I bought my honey jar kit from luckymojo.com. They are pretty reasonable. And there is plenty of info there to read up on them. They aren't hard to make on your own either but as someone who had zero experience I bought the whole kit rather than trying to figure it out on my own. I've had some good success with my honey jar. And you can use them to attract anything. Remember, the purpose of a honey jar is to bring in the sweet thingsIP: Logged |
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