Product Description
Figure candle shaped like two figures embracing each other. The figures are in a close and intimate pose, symbolizing themes of love and unity. Standing at approximately 5 inches tall, this candle is often used for spiritual or ritualistic purposes, particularly those related to love and relationship bonding.
Lighting the Flame of Love: In the quiet of the evening’s glow, With a heart that’s open, spirits flow. Take the candle, strong and bright, A symbol of love, pure and light. Hold it gently, feel its grace, In your sacred, loving space. Strike the match, let sparks ignite, A flame of love, burning bright. Whisper softly, words so true, As the flame connects with you. Feel the warmth, let it rise, A beacon of love, reaching the skies.
Finding the Love You Desire: As I light this candle’s flame, I call upon love, by its name. May it guide me, pure and true, To the love that I pursue. With this light, my heart’s desire, Ignites a passionate, loving fire. May I find the one who sees, The love within, that sets me free. Bless this journey, bless this night, With love’s embrace, so warm and bright. Guide me to the love I seek, With open heart, and spirit meek. Amen.
Figure candles have a rich history that intertwines with the broader history of candle-making and spiritual practices.
Ancient Origins
- Early Candles: The earliest known use of candles dates back to ancient Egypt, where they were used during religious ceremonies. These candles were made from beeswax and tallow, featuring wicks made from papyrus or flax.
- Roman Influence: The ancient Romans are credited with developing wicked candles by dipping rolled papyrus repeatedly in melted tallow or beeswax. These candles were used to light homes, aid travelers at night, and in religious ceremonies.
Medieval Times
- Religious Significance: During the Middle Ages, candles were primarily made from animal fat and were used for both religious and practical purposes. They played an important role in religious ceremonies, symbolizing the presence of divine light.
Modern-Day
- Evolution of Materials: Today, candles are made from a variety of materials, including paraffin wax, soy wax, and beeswax. They are used for decorative, aromatic, and religious purposes
Figure Candles
- Symbolism and Use: Figure candles are often used in spiritual and ritualistic practices. They are designed to represent specific figures or symbols, such as lovers, deities, or other significant forms. These candles are believed to enhance the focus and intention of rituals, particularly those related to love, protection, and prosperity.
Figure candles have evolved over time, but their core purpose remains the same: to serve as a focal point for spiritual and ritualistic practices, helping individuals connect with their intentions and desires.
Simple love spell you can perform using your figure candle:
Love Attraction Spell
Materials:
- Figure candle
- Rose petals or rose oil
- A piece of paper and pen
- Matches or a lighter
Steps:
- Preparation:
- Find a quiet, sacred space where you won’t be disturbed.
- Cleanse the area by lighting some incense or smudging with sage.
- Anoint the Candle:
- If you have rose oil, anoint the candle by rubbing a few drops on it. If not, you can sprinkle rose petals around the base of the candle.
- Set Your Intention:
- On the piece of paper, write down the qualities you desire in a partner or the type of love you wish to attract. Be specific and positive.
- Light the Candle:
- Hold the candle in your hands and focus on your intention. Visualize the love you desire coming into your life.
- Light the candle and say the following prayer or create your own:
Prayer:As this flame burns bright and true, I call upon love to come through. May the love I seek find its way, Into my heart, here to stay. With this light, my wish I send, To attract a love that will never end. So mote it be.
Meditate: Sit quietly and meditate on your intention for a few minutes. Visualize yourself surrounded by love and happiness.
Close the Spell: Allow the candle to burn down completely. If you need to extinguish it, do so by snuffing it out rather than blowing it out, and relight it when you can continue the spell.
Release: Once the candle has burned down, bury the remaining wax and the piece of paper in the ground as a symbol of planting the seeds of your intention.
Remember, the key to any spell is your intention and belief. Approach it with an open heart and mind, and trust that the universe will bring you the love you desire.
