What is candle magic? Does it work?
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Candle magic is just that.  It's the use of candles (herbal scent or no scent, certain colors for certain attractions i.e. love or money, and crystal or energy charged or blessed...the latter usually by a person with knowlegdge of magic or a high priestess or witch or some such person) while uttering a special intention via some magickal words (like a spell).  Does it work?  Some will say yes.  Some will say no.  It's like asking does a magic spell work?  You decide for yourself whether it does or doesn't.  That should tell you something right there.  Sometimes I see the similarities between candle magic and the candles they light in Catholic churches, no offense to any Catholics intended.  A lot of ritual, some words said, and a candle lit. With candle magic, candles can be lit for a certain amount of time per day for a certain period (1 hour a day for a week, for example), during full moons when magic is said to have its greatest power (sounds a bit like the werewolf thing to me), during holidays, or until they burn completely.  Some use crystals or other tools/objects with candles.  Candles also come in different shapes for different wishes, including a twist, knots, and the human figure -- it depends upon what a person wants.  It is a lot of ceremony and I don't think any major religion condones it.  Hope I've helped.\nNote to Post Below:  Ever hear of contact lenses?
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Yes it does, BUT, you have to want to change and it does NOT happen overnight.\nThis is a type of subliminal hypnosis and it does work if you want it to and give it enough time to work.\nMy friend is a hypnotist and it does work.
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Does this help?\n\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/vn/sh/ukgb2_sh.html
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Yes spells work.\n\nHere are some more questions and answers about Wicca.\n\nWhat is Witchcraft? Who are these Witches anyway?\nA practitioner of a nature-based belief system or religion. Not all Witches follow the same belief system. Some practice what is called the "old religion" which has its roots in pagan pre-monotheistic folk ways and beliefs and usually follows the seasonal cycles. These belief systems or "traditions" of Witches are often based upon the particular culture from whence they originated. Many Witches believe in a polytheistic deity structure (usually based upon the local gods and goddesses of the area of origin), but some simply practice magick (sometimes spelled with a 'k' to differentiate it from stage magic). Witches may practice alone as 'solitaries" or in covens. There are also family groups or traditions which trace their practices and beliefs within the same close group throughout several generations.\n\nTraditional Wicca:\nA modern form of Witchcraft is called "Wicca." Traditional Wicca is based on the teachings of Gerald Gardner, is coven based and each coven can trace its lineage (line of teaching passed on by initiated Traditional priests and priestesses) back to Gardner himself. There are offshoots of Gardnerian Traditional Wicca such as Alexandrian Wicca, Georgian Wicca and many others. Traditional Wiccans are considered a 'mystery' religion, require initiation by the coven and have a "degree system" or different levels of rank based upon coven training and the readiness of the initiate to accept the duties and responsibilities of that degree. They have a core of inner knowledge-often called the "Book of Shadows"-which is known only to initiated Wiccans. Most Traditional Wiccans believe in the balance of male-female divinity. Traditional Wiccans are seldom solitary except for those 'Elders'-usually former priests and priestesses-who may have retired from active coven involvement.\n\nOther Forms of Wicca:\nA newer form of Wicca has developed since the 1970's which is looser in structure and practice than the Traditional Wicca. These practitioners may follow a mixture of various or "eclectic' pagan and/or non-pagan beliefs. Some have formed 'traditions' or covens of their own, with or without a degree system, and have written a "book of shadows" outlining their own belief system and coven structure. Many are solitary practitioners who practice their beliefs and formulate their rituals in their own way.\n\nPagans:\nSince the terms Witch and Wiccan are often mistakenly interchanged, many simply call themselves "pagans" or Neo-pagans" when talking with others who may not be familiar with the complexity of the different belief systems. But just as not all Christians are Lutheran or Catholic, so not all pagans are Witches or Wiccan. Neo-paganism is a term used most often to describe people who follow an earth-based belief system or religion. Druids and the Norse tradition of Asatru (who tend to prefer the term 'heathen") are considered to be pagan belief systems, but their adherents are neither Witches nor Wiccans. Neo-paganism should also not be confused with the "New Age" movement as pagans are almost exclusively involved in distinctive nature religions or earth-based practices while New Age spirituality draws from many sources and esoteric spiritual techniques.\n\nQ: Are you a good Witch or a bad Witch?\nA: When you ask if someone is a "good" Witch or a "bad" Witch, it is the same as asking someone if they are a "good" Presbyterian or a "bad" Presbyterian. Wiccans adhere to the Rede, "An it harm none, do as ye will." Witches, Druids and other pagan belief systems and religions have their own ethical standards. There are good and bad people in every society and in every religion. When a person breaks the
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Yes, I'm also a witch- have been for 20 years now. I'm a very normal person with a very normal family and job- my religion is just another part of my life. I do cast spells, but not in a Harry Potter way. It's more to do with attempting to influence what will be. You have to have a jolly good reason for doing it- and positive intentions at heart or you've no chance of it working (and if your intention is to bring about a negative outcome then you've no business trying!). My spells have mostly been successful.  Look in the Mind, Body, Spirit section of any good bookshop (Waterstones, Borders etc) and you'll find a host of reputable books about witchcraft for beginners.
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I cast water into the south winds whispered the sacred words and bared my secret places, if I get points for this answer..... it worked.    No, spells don't work but maybe they make you feel like you did something and resolved a problem
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Of course!\nHow about a candle or air freshener????
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Magic that magicians do is slight of hand or illusions.\nMagic(k) as is what witches do--is like asking if there is a God. Depends who you ask--some people are believers others are not.
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They work, but often the spirits won't cooperate, and they will just spell out rubbish. Also, you need to be able to protect yourself psychicly before attempting to use one. They are great, but they can be dangerous.
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Magic. This is the stupidest question I've ever heard.
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Since the active ingredient in a candle is parrafin wax you need to get some plain parrafin wax and then some of the other non active ingredients.\n\nOnce you have done this light the parrafin wax and tryt o light the others and then you can see that you can not light the non active ingredients and you can light the parrafin.\n\nSo it must be the parrafin that burns in a candle.
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Depends on what it is for. Maybe a candle or something of that sense?
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first of all magic IS REAL. for instant gradification you would have to be very into this and even then there is no RIGHT NOW spells.  all spells take time to work some even years but i have worked many spells with out the aid of insence, herbs, candles and so on they just help make a spell stronger.  for ANY spell to work though you MUST BELIEVE. if your just wanting to see it work it won't.  spell casting is very involved magic circle and cleansing and meditaion.
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Get a bottle cap. Put candle wax in it. Burn the bottom of the cap until wax melts. Wax will start to set on fire after while.\n\nPut a drop of water on it.\n\nBurn yourself.
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First and foremost of all, there is a big difference between Slight of Hand (Stage Magic) and Black Magic.  The Stage Magic relies upon illusions created by cinematic tools and skills of speed, and thus, there is nothing magical about it; however, Stage Magic is always nice to observe.\n\nAs for Black Magic, that is IF one believes in such a study, is very complex and still debated by those so-called "true mages" as to what defines "Black Magic".  Of course, one is entitled to take the stereo-typing made by the movies: burning babies, blood of virgins and those humbugs what-not (I really doubt all these movie stuffs have anything to do with Black Magic at all, but oh well Big Hollywood).
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A successful voodoo love spell.\n\nFig Newton Shots!
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No, it doesn't.\n\nI did a test one time.  Putting the candle in your ear, you get all that gunk inside (after you pull it out).\n\nSo, this time, I took a candle, wrappred my hand around it, and got the same gunk.\n\nDoes not work.  Do not waste your time.\n\nGet mineral oil to soften if (for about three days) and then use warm water with a "turkey" baster for example, and the ear wax should come out.