georgia
November 15, 2024, 2:58pm
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Hi @AngelicVillain . @stephnie gave you some great science. I thought I’d jump in to offer a bit on another level. We have had a lot of good stuff on the subject. Try these on for size:
Reading candle flames is usually called pyromancy. This practice is deeply rooted in Greek mythology as fire was a very important part of life. C…
Warm greetings to all!
Thank you again to all the respectful souls who joined in on last week’s Weekly Witchy Challenge- The Veil Between Worlds [Candle-Spells-and-Magic]
Warm greetings to all!
Thank you again to all the respectful souls who joined in on last week’s Weekly Witchy Challenge- The Veil Between Worlds [Candle-Spells-and-Magic]
Most of us use candles regularly in our practice, that much is true. But do you really know where your candles come from? What about who made the first candle? As always, I am intrigued by where my tools and supplies come from, the history behind their use, and how that applies to our modern practice. So, I decided to dig a bit into the history behind candle making and even tried to find out where my local chime candles come from!
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Wax reading is an ancient practice that uses the shapes that randomly appear in the melted wax, lending insight into patterns of time, events, emotions, and energies. Whether you are trying to manifest abundance or gain otherworldly knowledge,...
Maybe others in our group can offer a more personal reading.
PS. The rose shape really is beautiful!
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