What is a god or goddess candle?

In some forms of modern Paganism, including but not limited to Wicca and NeoWicca, practitioners may choose to use something called a god or goddess candle on their altar during magical workings and rituals. The purpose of these candles is a simple one - they represent the deities of the individual's belief system.

What does a candle symbolize?

There are other spiritual and emotional meanings though, of course. Color is often important when it comes to candles and their symbolism. Pink candles, for example, are symbolic of romance, fun, and passion. Not quite as deep and intense as red, which is also associated with anger; but not as innocent and simple as white. Something in-between.

How do you use a god candle?

One method of using a god or goddess candle is to place a plain candle in a jar decorated to represent the deity in question. A great example of this can be found in Hispanic marketas, where glass jar candles are sold with images of saints, Jesus, and Mary upon them. This serves the same purpose as a god candle.

What is a Jewish candle?

Every Jewish soul is analogous to a candle... The second verse, " when you raise up the candles ," is a statement describing the essential human relationship to the Divine. In Torah terminology, a candle is a vessel that includes a wick and oil, that must be lit with a flame.