Simple and effective tricks to work with candles 🕯🙏

Where do we light them and in what container?

We will find a quiet place in the home or business where there is not much movement or elements that can catch fire around. We will place the candle in a container that allows the wax to flow without being stagnant, avoiding deep plates. Some glass or ceramic supports that cannot withstand the temperature that the wax takes, and for this reason, on some occasions, they end up breaking. Metal trays are ideal for size and heat resistance.

At what time of the day do we put the candles?

There are some requests that do have a specific day and time in which we recommend making them, but many times it is more important to choose a moment throughout the day when we are calm and can dedicate the concentration that our request deserves. Once we find that moment, we will make the request and spend a few minutes visualizing how it is fulfilled. And now yes! It is time to light our candle.

Can we blow out and light the candles?

Petition candles are traditionally lit and left to burn out completely. For security reasons, we should not leave the candles unattended, if for this, we need to turn them off, it can be done without problem. In order not to lose energy in this process, we will extinguish the candle by blowing and placing our hand behind the flame, causing the smoke and energy to remain in our body. Before turning it on again, we will do the request and the visualization again. And we will have to repeat this process every time we need to turn it off.

Pay attention!

Some of our candles are seasoned with natural elements such as herbs, incense, salts... These seasonings can act as a wick and create flames that are a little higher than normal, so you have to pay special attention when you are going to finish the candle

Possibly the candle has left some traces of wax. We can get rid of them without giving them more importance, since the energetic work is already done. Now we only have to let the candle take its effect, which usually arrives between 7 and 21 days after being consumed.