The Easiest Candle Spell in the World

The Easiest Candle Spell in the World  ©

by Carolina Dean

You will need:

• A candle in an appropriate color
• An appropriate condition-oil 
• Incense 
• Pen and paper 

TIMING: If your goal is to draw something to you, do your work when the moon is Waxing (growing), or going from New to Full; if your goal is to banish or move something away from you, then do your work when the moon is Waning (shrinking), or going from Full to New. You can read more about magical timing here. 

DIRECTIONS: Begin with your candle. Burn it upright as normal is your goal is to draw something towards yourself. However, if you are trying to move something away from yourself, then butte the candle. Next, mark the candle with your name (or your target’s name) and a keyword or phrase that represents your goal. If your goal is to affect two people, such as bringing them together or driving them apart then etch one side of the candle with the first name and the other side of the candle with the second name. Dress the candle with your condition oil and set it aside. If you are using a candle-board you can roll the candle (towards yourself to draw, or away from yourself to move something away from you) through those herbs, powders, etc. that are in harmony with your goal

Using your pen and paper, write out your petition. You have several choices as to how you can write it out. They are:

• Crossing & Covering 
• As an Affirmative Prayer 
• Using a Bible Verse (“as is” or modified to suit your need)  (1) 
• Using the “Formula for Prayer” (2)

In addition, you may wish to write out your petition as a simple affirmative statement indicating your goal or wish. For example, in the case of a love spell you might write “John Doe loves Jane Doe” over and over again until you fill up the page. Write your petition out slowly and deliberately – do not type it on a computer – putting the force of your concentration into the writing as you focus on your goal.

When you are done light your incense. Read over your written petition one more time, then smoke it in the incense briefly stating your goal or intention three times. As in our example above you would say John Doe loves Jane Doe. John Doe loves Jane Doe. John Doe loves Jane Doe whole mentally focusing on your goal. Next, fold the petition (towards you to attract, or away from you to banish something) three times and then slide it under the candle.

Light the candle and state your goal or intention three times as before and then let the candle burn down. Once the candle is spent, remove the petition and place it in your Bible anywhere it says “and this shall come to pass.” (3) When your goal manifest, remove the petition from the Bible, burn it and scatter the ashes. 

Notes: 

(1)  Modifying Psalm 23:1. Example, Jesus is my [matchmaker], I shall not want [for a loving companion to share my life with forever. Amen.]

(2)  Formula for Prayer  [Higher Power] + [Mode of Magic] + [Target's Name] + [Statement of Intent] = Prayer. Example. Heavenly Father this candle spell is for Jane Does that John Doe will love her as she loves him, desire her as she desire him, wants her as she wants him. In Jesus name, Amen.  

(3) If you dont' have a Bible, you can put your petition in any book that is special to you and / or which relates to your goal. For example, a love petition may be placed in a book of love poems or a copy of the Kama Sutra. 

The Astrology of Honey Jars

What is a Honey Jar 

Honey Jars are a type of container-spell which uses sweeteners such as honey, syrup, molasses, etc… in conjunction with the burning of a series of fixed-candles for the purpose of compelling an individual to favor your petition in business, love, or court-cases. However, honey-jars aren't limited to these either. They may be used on your doctor to get him to genuinely care about your and your health. they may be used on your child's teacher so that she or he will like the child and really want him or her to be successful. 

How Are Honey Jars Made?

A typical honey jar is created using a small glass container, such as a baby-food jar, that has a metal lid and filling it with honey. Depending on your specific intent as well as what herbs, curios, and/or personal concerns you have available, additional items may or may not be placed inside the honey. At the very least, a written petition should be placed inside the honey. The jar is then sealed and a prepared candle is affixed to the top of the lid.

The candle is lit as one’s prayer or petition is made and then allowed to burn itself out. The following day, and each successive day for a total of seven days, a new fixed candle is burned on the honey-jar to heat up the situation and get movement on your issue. After the first seven days, a new fixed candle is burned three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Theoretically, honey-jars work on various principles including sympathetic magic and correspondences.

Sympathetic magic is a concept which states that “invisible bonds connect all things.”  It can be divided into two distinct subcategories. They are:

• Homeopathic Magic holds that “like attracts like.” While making the petition for a honey jar, the practitioner will often ask that the individual it is intended to affect will become as sweet to the practitioner as the honey is to the taste.

• Contagious Magic holds that “things once in contact with one another continue to exert an influence on one another after they have been separated.” When available, the personal-concerns of the individual the honey jar is to affect will be included in the jar so that it will have a more powerful affect on him or her. Examples of personal concerns include: blood, hair, semen, photograph, handwriting, etc….

Correspondences refer to the relationships that can be used for magickal workings. They make use of how things relate to one another. It is helpful to think of correspondences as a list of possible ingredients from which you can make selections. Correspondences are present in the form of the herbs and or curios, if any, that are included in the honey jar as well as the color of the candle chosen and the type of condition oil with which it is anointed.

The term correspondences can also refer one’s choice of time in which to work the spell. Choices include the Moon Phase, Moon’s Sign, Day of the Week, and Hour of the Day. Most honey jars are worked for positive purposes, therefore they will often be begun while the moon is Waxing, or growing in size. The reasoning for burning the candle on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays has to do with the planetary correspondences attributed to those days of the week as well as their associations. 

• Monday is ruled by the Moon which is concerned with our emotions
• Wednesday is ruled by Mercury which rules communication and the exchange of information and ideas. 
• Friday is ruled by Venus which rules over friendship and love

As most honey jars are worked for love and friendship, the burning of the candles on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays is done to communicate the emotion of love and friendship to the individual and have those feelings returned in the form of having one’s petition granted.

When to Burn Your Candle 

Anyone who has studied planetary hours knows that the first hour of the day (which can last more or less than sixty minutes, depending on the time of the year) corresponds to the planet that rules that day. So the time for Sunrise on Monday would be ruled by the Moon; on Wednesday by Mercury; and Friday by Venus. Therefore, if at all possible, I would recommend burning your candle at sunrise to draw in the energy of both the Planetary Day and the Planetary Hour.  

As you can see, honey-jars are a powerful tool to sway others to your cause and win favors in business, love, and other matters. 

Carolina Dean