Support Your Local Witch In recent years, the popularity and interest in witchcraft and paganism have been on the rise. People are drawn to its ancient and mystical practices, seeking connection to nature, self-discovery, and empowerment. However, this rise in popularity has also led to the marginalization and misunderstanding of witches in society. Witches have been widely misunderstood throughout history, often portrayed as evil and dangerous. This fear and misconception have resulted in the persecution and witch hunts that have occurred in different parts of the world. Today, these stereotypes still persist to some extent, leading to discrimination and exclusion of those who practice witchcraft.

Unlit Candle in Dreams

Candles are often perceived as romantic and mysterious objects used to bestow a mystic like atmosphere. This is only achieved when the candles are lit and giving off a fiery glow. Thus, if you envision an unlit candle in your dreams, this insinuates a feeling of puzzlement and frustration. You feel like you are being isolated and left out from knowing about salient matters in your life. You yearn for enlightenment and the ability to comprehend what went wrong.

An unlit candle in your dreams may allude to the notion that your potential to become great is still hidden. Only when you are ready, the candle will be lit and at that time, you will unmask the magnanimous potential in you.

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13 thoughts on “Unlit Candle in Dreams”

In giving the unlit candles to your deceased husband, you may be seeking to connect with him or to honor his memory. Candles are often used in religious or spiritual contexts to symbolize the presence of the divine or to honor the memory of loved ones. Your husband’s presence in the dream may represent a desire for his guidance or support in your waking life. The unlit candles could represent a lack of clarity or understanding in your waking life. You may be seeking to shed light on something that is currently unclear or hidden from view. This could be related to a current situation or a past event that you are trying to make sense of. In waking life, take time to reflect on any areas where you may be seeking clarity or illumination. Seek support from trusted friends, family members, or professionals to help shed light on the situation. Remember, just as the candles in your dream have the potential to illuminate the darkness, you have the power to bring clarity and understanding to your life. Trust in your intuition and inner wisdom to guide you towards the solutions and insights you need. Reply

My dream was that an ex-coworker(no longer working on the same place) was collecting unlit candles from other coworkers, and I told her that I had a drawer full of them, she came to see what I had and there was white and light blue with iridescent shimmer, she was choosing which one to take.
Can anyone help me interpret this dream please? Reply

I dreamed that I found missing candles; 3 blue and 2 red unlit and I gave them to my late mother. Reply

My boyfriend dreamed of himself giving me 3 colorful wax candles and me giving similar to him. What does it mean please. Reply

I was given a white bucket full of unlit white emergency candles but the bucket was full of water,lol. Reply

I had a dream that i grabbed some dim lit red candles off of dinner tables and ran. People were coming behind me. I ran up the stairs and took one of the candles, it dropped some wax but the candle was now not lit and handed it to a girl. Reply

I dreamed of three gold unlit candles was given to me, I was so happy, my Father was in my dream but he’s deceased, I hugged, kissed him but he did not give me the candles can someone tell me what this dream meant Reply

It means you need to become closer to God spiritually for you to be closer to your Dad and heaven and wealth(God represents 3 -father, son, Holy Ghost, and spirituality, gold represents wealth and God) your Dad being passed and not given them to you is the other indication about once you have achieved this you will be more united. Perhaps your love for him (and pain of him passing) will guide you to being more open the God and united with him. Reply

I dreamt that I was holding a bag of white unlit candlesticks and went to a store to buy more candles. Then when I was inside the store, I saw a lot of unlit candles in different shapes but their colors are mostly white, pink and red. I began looking for the same size of candlestick that I have one before I went to the store. And the bag of candlesticks that I had before, I lost it while I’m busy searching for another candle. I remembered I just put the bag of that white unlit candles on top of the files of candlesticks which I was busy checking at inside the store. Then I woke up. Honestly I felt bothered of that dreams of mine. Could you help me please to explain it to me? What does it mean? Thanks Reply

I dreamt I was in a living room area,where I was moving furniture around,I had a feeling that it was where I lived,in the dream I was told I have 6 sisters,I briefly saw the face of a young brown skined woman smiling,I dreamt there where 4-6 couches that I was rearangeing,and a table full of white candles which I put 3 steps lower in a corner,I moved the refrigiration,to sand against a wall,as I moved it I saw a small pool in the middle of what seemed th kitchen area,which is visible from the living room area,.at that moment,my mother and father appeared and told me to leave things as they are…I remeber looking over at the the table of candles.and the chouches,some of them where white some of the old and blueish,than I woke up..
Anyone have an idea,what this could mean. Reply

I dreamt it was my birthday, but the candles on my cake wouldn’t light up. I leave the room a family member shoots to me that they are now lit. I walk back into the room and the candles immediately extinguish. What does this mean? Reply

I dreamt that a woman passed me a new candle as a gift but one which had been briefly lit so it was still very pure and white. It was out. The woman was sitting next to the man I am in love with. He seemed comfortable to be there watching her pass me the candle, not in any hurry and I recognised her as someone he has been involved with. What does this mean? Reply

Candles and Folklore: Bringing Luck and Casting Spells

Candles are a common item around the modern home. We use them for emergency lighting during a power cut. Or we light them to alter the mood during a romantic dinner or a pampering bath. They’re also synonymous with magic – think of wishing on your birthday cake or lighting candles for a spell!

Today we’re going to explore what superstitions feature these ancient household items. We’ll also look at the use of candles in magic. You can listen to the a udio version of this post below, or keep reading!

Bear in mind that candles are a huge topic, so in the interests of space, I’m focusing on just a small selection of superstitions and beliefs.

Today, these stereotypes still persist to some extent, leading to discrimination and exclusion of those who practice witchcraft. It is crucial for us as a society to challenge these stereotypes and support our local witches. By doing so, we can break down the barriers and promote understanding and acceptance.

Candles and Magic

Banish the idea of an old crone lighting candles to cast spells in a dingy hovel. In earlier centuries, candles would be beyond the reach of most households.

You’d likely only find beeswax candles in churches who could afford them. ‘Ordinary’ people would use rushlights or tallow candles. The latter was made from animal fat so you can imagine the smell as they burned.

But that’s not to say candles don’t appear in magic!

Make a Wish

The birthday cake is an incredibly common site for magic candles. Using them cuts across countries, religions, cultures, and creeds. Blowing out candles on a cake is a familiar part of many celebrations. (And yes, it is a form of magic)

The number of candles on the cake varies; some traditions use the same number of candles as the age reached, others spell out the number using candles, and others use candles to denote groups of years (such as one candle for every five years).

They’re not just there for their aesthetic value, either. Jan Harold Brunvand points out that the typical ‘belief’ that the wish will only come true if all of the candles extinguish in a single puff (2006: 170).

The burning of candles in some spiritual faiths such as Wicca or witchcraft depends on the candle being ‘charged’ with a desire or wish. The burning of the candle then releases the wish or desire into the universe. The candle is a colour appropriate to the desire (so pink for love, or blue for healing for example), and may be inscribed with runes or symbols to help the wish on its way.

Find simple candle spells in The Magpie & The Wardrobe: A Curiosity of Folklore, Magic and Spells, which I reviewed here.

Candles and the Church

Candles are a common sight in many churches too. According to this site, the origins of burning candles in Catholic churches may date back to the days of the Old Testament. Nowadays burning a candle represents Christ, the “Light of the world” (John 8:12). Alternatively, lighting a votive candle represents a prayer being offered.

Lighting candles also features in Diwali, the Indian festival of light celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists, as well as other religious festivals.

Supporting local witches means acknowledging their rights to practice their beliefs freely and without fear of judgment or persecution. Supporting local witches can take many forms. It can be as simple as learning about their practices and traditions, being open-minded to their beliefs, and engaging in respectful conversations. It can also involve attending their workshops, events, or rituals, showing support for their businesses and services, and being an ally in promoting equal rights for all, regardless of their spiritual beliefs. Local witches can contribute positively to their communities in numerous ways. Their knowledge of nature, herbs, and alternative healing can benefit those seeking natural remedies or therapies. Their connection to the earth and rituals can promote mindfulness and environmental consciousness. By supporting local witches, we can tap into their wisdom and experience the benefits of their practices firsthand. In conclusion, it is essential to support our local witches and challenge the stereotypes and discrimination they face. By promoting understanding, acceptance, and inclusivity, we can create a society that embraces different beliefs and practices. Let us celebrate the diversity of witchcraft and paganism and create a community where everyone feels valued and respected..

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