The language of candles

When we light a candle, we try to find some purpose, and through it, we want to fix some personal, mental, or emotional problem. With its light, we wish to reach a deep understanding of things and attempt to decode what they are conveying to us. Interpreting its messages is complex but not complicated. We must observe how the flame burns, the remnants left when it burns out, if it goes out prematurely, etc…

We must take into account that each candle has its interpretation, and the energies that oppose or assist influence the result. When the candle melts, it transforms into a reflection of the movement of these energies and provides us with information about what is going to happen. Here are some indicative examples of what the remnants, flame, and tears might mean. I clarify that it is indicative since the feeling each candle conveys is essential. When the candle melts, it transforms into a reflection of the movement of these energies and provides us with information about what is going to happen.

Now I will give some examples of what the remnants, flame, and tears mean. I must clarify that it is indicative since the feeling each candle conveys is essential.

The Flame

If the flame produces sparks, it warns of possible accidents.
If the flame oscillates from left to right, it announces a positive or negative change that influences our life.
When the flame leans to the right, it indicates that we will receive good news.
If the flame rises and falls continuously, it announces many setbacks in work, business, or family.
If the flame rises and falls slowly, it announces solutions to our problems or benefits in our life.
If the flame is very small, it announces economic problems.
If the flame rises higher than normal, it announces an inflow of money.
When a bright spot forms in the flame, it indicates prosperity and success in our projects.
When it produces smoke, it indicates conflicts and problems.

The Tears

The tears reveal how our request is functioning.
To the right, a positive solution; to the left, a negative solution.
In both directions, the solution is not clear.
Several tears forming a large one announce conflicting situations.
Tears down the center of the candle indicate a positive solution.
Tears that quickly run down to the base indicate a positive and rapid solution to problems.